re: The Surprising Origins of Critical Race Theory

I think the OP makes a great point, Nazi's did promote racial differences as a means to political, racial, and class conflict in Germany.

Nazism and Communism are always presented as polar opposites on a spectrum (fascism/socialism). This seems like an extraordinary revision of history of unbelievable proportions. The Nazi party literally has the world "Socialist" in their name, a fact the left NEVER has provided a satisfactory explanation for in trying to say they are the "opposite" of socialists. Total, complete BS if I ever heard it, more leftist projection. The National Socialist German Workers' Party was the right wing opposite of left, yeah, ok /s

Furthermore, the Nazis acted EXACTLY like every hardcore socialist I have ever met. Therefore, I think the Nazi's may have just been the socialists of their time, you know, like they called themselves in their name and enacted socialist policies to a "T" when they had power. Every so called fascist right winger American I have ever met has been a hardworking taxpaying family oriented person with few if any genuine racial hang-ups.

OP is right, leftists are just like Nazis and, they use racial discord to promote class conflict just like the 3rd reich did. And I'm no boomer