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The most notable real life example if we allowed them would be American \
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The most notable real life example if we allowed them would be American \\\"Nazi\\\" groups. The only thing they even remotely have in common with Hitler\\\'s party is belief in \\\"White Supremacy\\\" (But still with very different answer to Why Whites are supposedly Superior) and using the Swastika as a symbol.
But their actual political ideology isn\\\'t even truly Fascist much less Nazi. They believe in states rights for the same reasons the KKK does, and so will often support Paleo-Conservative, Constitutionalist and Libertarian political candidates like Ron Paul(regardless of whether or not that candidate agrees with their views on Race). Hitler was the exact opposite, he first got noticed within his Party objecting the belief that the different parties of Germany should have their own distinct identities. If he\\\'d been an American politicians he\\\'d want the borders between the states abolished all together.
But their actual political ideology isn\\\'t even truly Fascist much less Nazi. They believe in states rights for the same reasons the KKK does, and so will often support Paleo-Conservative, Constitutionalist and Libertarian political candidates like Ron Paul(regardless of whether or not that candidate agrees with their views on Race). Hitler was the exact opposite, he first got noticed within his Party objecting the belief that the different parties of Germany should have their own distinct identities. If he\\\'d been an American politicians he\\\'d want the borders between the states abolished all together.
