Quote (excellence @ Jun 15 2020 09:58am)
just because you hate people who have faith doesn't make what you post correct.
ideology held by Lenin/Stalin, Mao, Adolf/Goebbels led to conflicts and political movements that killed 140+ million with 50 years:
Lenin/Stalin (Atheists) - Marxist Socialism into Communism, 20+ million dead in the Soviet Union
Mao (Atheist) - blatant Communism, 40+ million dead in Communist China
Adolf/Goebbels (hated Christianity and Judaism)- National Socialism into the Holocaust and WWII, 80+ million dead worldwide
none of these are 'religious right'. i'm sure you will blame the plagues of the 1400s on religion though you bigot lmao, pathetic..
reported, btw
The movement of the National Socialist Workers German Workers' Party was ultra right wing that espoused, you guessed it, extreme nationalism. While their name itself does contain the word "Socialist" their policies and treatment of left-wing opponents prove they were not "Socialist" in any sense of the word.
As for Lenin, take a look at this manuscript he wrote about "Left wing communism" :
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%22Left-Wing%22_Communism:_An_Infantile_DisorderAs for Stalin, he was 100% Fascist and surpassed the level of Adolf Hitler. He executed Jews, starved his own people, and decimated his senior generals. There was even a political group as a response to Stalin named: "Anti-Stalinist Left" that was extremely critical of Joseph Stalin and the system he was implementing via force:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-Stalinist_left#:~:text=The%20anti%2DStalinist%20left%20comprises,dictator%20of%20the%20Soviet%20Union.As for Mao, you'll get no argument whatsoever from me when it comes to "left wing" ideology gone too far into the stupid realm of Communism. It doesn't work, and someone with a time machine should have used it to kill Mao.
I promise you no true Left-of-Center minded person would ever claim Mao, his actions, or his policies.
In conclusion, two of the three examples you mentioned were not left wing, but examples of right wing taken too far.