National Socialism was represented by the National Socialist German Workers' Party. Since even the WIKI article refers to them as "a far-right political party," we may then conclude that either "socialists" are "far-right wing," or that the model itself and those who hold the WIKI-style definition are fooling themselves. To what purpose?
I suggest it is the purpose of the "workers' parties" who declared themselves "socialist" could be described as "far-right wing." If so the "Democratic Socialists of America" are of the same ilk, as are the fascistic "antifa" and similar groups. So this is a very serious game of camouflage by words.
The same game is being played throughout media, wherein "female genital mutilation" is now called "gender-affirming." And by whom? The Western socialists and fascists.
The same game in being played in racist terms, as this article demonstrates. Or same a "white Hispanic" label was applied to George Zimmerman, once the idiot press stopped looking at a German-origin last name.
The same game: "Planned Parenthood" is planned non-parenthood.
The same game: phobias as labels of all sorts, when in fact "as race is applied to so many issues.
It's a game of words. Looking into them brings cries of "unfair" to the unfair, and cries of anger when the game is pointed out.
Additionally, it is a fumbling game of words, as we watch "word salad" Kamala Harris fold in on her own rhetoric, or Biden fumble so many words. For such as this, I regularly use "National Socialism" in place of the lingo, Nazi, in order to point out the game. Hitler and his cronies called it Aryan socialism. And anti-capitalist. So look for the aani-capitalists as well.
Best wishes.
I agree with everything you said above, except to add that Kamala’s word salads are not so much from her ideology, but the fact that she simply resorts to spouting tautologies when she had nothing intelligent to say, which is essentially always.