Those countries aren't left-wing.
For the left, the society is more important than the individuals. Clearly, those dictators care more about them than the society. They try to hide themselves in left-wing clothes, but we aren't dumb and see through them.
Forgive me for making this observation, but aren't playing up class warfare, five year plans, collectivisation, the planned economy, wholesale nationalisation, the suppression of all religious belief and stamping upon free enterprise all rather left wing?
I like this. Please shift to the far-left leading to perpetual power for the right, mwuhahaha.
Where is your evidence for this assertion. Also could you not say the same thing about countries with total left-wing domination, e.g the Soviet Union, Communist China, Zimbabwe, North Korea, Vietnam etc
True. However, Nazi Germany is an interesting case. Notice that the Nazi Party was the National Socialist German Workers Party. I can't really imagine a right-wing party with a name like that. It effectively shared many of same beliefs on economic management as the socialists, only it defined the "great struggle" as being between races rather than classes. In essence it's the same as modern "far-right" parties like the BNP, and Front Nationale, which are in reality left-wing nationalist parties. These parties oppose globalization e.g. Free Trade, international corporations etc, as they see it as a threat to the nation. Therefore you could easily argue that these "far-right" parties, and the Nazi's, are actually either left-wing parties, or that they don't fit into either category.
