Socialism was popular amongst the public in the interwar period; hyperinflation, post-WW1 destruction etc were contributing factors.
The nazi party was originally the DAP (German Workers' Party; a socialist party), which Hitler was tasked with infiltrating when he was an officer in the army.
He was eventually discharged, but maintained his position in the party and saw it as a tool to achieve ulterior goals.
After he became party leader, he took them in a more nationalist direction but maintained the essence of socialism in the party, hence NSDAP (National-socialist German Workers' Party), else he might risk a calamitous exodus of the party membership leaving them a fringe element.
Certain key members like Röhm, leader of the Sturmabteilung, were socialists, though more like what you might call patsocs nowadays, until they too were ousted on the Night of the Long Knives.
There are historical photographs of Nazi rallies where supporters hung banners saying "Marxism must die for Germany to rise again"

TL;DR, it was originally a socialist party; Hitler co-opted it for his own means and gradually purged the left-wing elements and consolidated power until it was a fully fascist entity.

Required reading on the topic is chapter one of Michael Parenti's "Blackshirts and Reds"; it covers other aspects such as how capitalists flooded the nazis with resources to aid their rise to power.

my old boss once saw I had the wikipedia homepage open on my laptop which had the Karl Marx article as featured article of the day, and she proceeded to interrogate me about being a marxist and spending time reading marxism instead of working

I'm so dang pissed off
we had an internet service fault for 3 days straight right as this happened, i missed prime posting hours 😭

the dragon of budapest shall rise!

hmm today I will crush my greasy cock and balls with a rock hammer

in my area we have a separate tub for glass, and it doesn't get collected, we just fill it then take it to the recycling centre where there's a bottle bank or a bin for broken glass

I haven't finished it yet but it's most apparent on words like "our" and "cauldron"

the main character, a poc woman, annoys me

because she's obviously british doing an american accent

just one more manager bro, i promise, one more manager and it will all be good

Probably mods. In the base game there's more reasonable clothing/armour than there is risque, but gamers gonna game ig

I had a ps2 demo disc that had the first level of TS2 (siberian dam) which I played over and over and over. Could never find a copy of it, but I got Timesplitters 1 instead and played it to death and back.
One day some neighbourhood 'bad kid' randomly showed up, acted like he was my friend and asked to borrow it, and I, being the shy, timid, push-over simply said ok.
Weeks later I would ask for it back, and he would give me some bullshit about how 'Oh yeah I'll get it for you, don't worry', until finally he said that he had 'accidentally' snapped the disc in two.
A formative experience indeed

Hmmm, I can't seem to find this so-called "rule of cool" in the official rulebook

there's an irony in calling your channel 'unlearning economics' and then making a bunch of videos outing yourself as a smooth-brained succdem that refuses to investigate marxism beyond a superficial level

i love that 'pissboy' is more frequent than 'piss stain'

It never stops bothering me when people say "comprised of", as opposed to just "comprises", or "composed of".
I try to remind myself that I'm witnessing the evolution of language in real-time, but it just annoys me that what causes language to evolve is just people misusing it.

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I've been on farming simulator 22 for about a month. never thought it would be much more than just satisfyingly harvesting wheat for a few hours, but now I'm practically a tractor enthusiast

there was a comment on a tiktok criticising kid starver saying 'there's just no money. give it time.', as though the first thing this government didn't do was commit £3b a year to ukraine, lol

are cowards who don't have the stomach for genocide

turns out this is basically anyone - the Nazis found that their initial enactment of the final solution (firing squads mostly) was hindered by the psychological impact it had on the soldiers doing it - hence why they tried to find more 'indirect' methods of murder, resulting in the gas chambers

isn't this the show where the chinese tourists are like "all this land shouldn't belong to one person" and the big macho guy is like "yeah, well, this is like america, bro"