Yes I guess nazis were the "most popular fascist nation". Interestingly there were alot of themes in nazi ideology that could almost be considered left-wing. They believed in the dignity of the German working class man for example and that the Jewish people represented big business and were a corruption on society etc.

Okay, whatever.

Yep exactly, whatever....

Indeed. Their socialist program was left-wing... But it was socialism only for the people they considered actually people. That'd be the key difference between Nazi beliefs and any modern democratic socialism.

So both different forms of socialism then....

In the sense that salmon and rat poison are both different sources of vitamin D3, sure.

Thats a good analogy...they both certainly are poison.

What, salmon and rat poison?

Now I'm wondering how many micromorts is 1 salmon?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Micromort

New-Left/Progressives are influenced by Carl Schmitt and his views on power that the Right also draws from. It's one of the key distinctions from Liberals who reject him entirely.