You should've made the distinction between the two major forms of strasserism tbh. strasserism is not a singular ideology, it's two ideologies split between; that being of Gregor's pre-war form of Strasserism and Otto's post-war form of Strasserism, both being somewhat different economicly and in terms of praxis.
Gregor Strasser was a fascist who believed in a form of Soviet-style state- socialism with an inherently hierarchical government model.
Otto Strasser on the other hand was a guild-socialist who believed in worker ownership of the means of production through trade guilds, the state existing solely to protect workers rights and the national interest, the state would NOT own the means of production (a mistake you made). Otto unlike his brother, was also noticably anti-fascist.
Ngl so many of these are just so out there that there is no way that they can feasibly ever become real . And at that point they may as well just be Elder Scrolls lore
This is the most Internet sounding ideology ever It's like "Oh I want this in my country but not this but also I want this and not this because blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah blah" Good video though, well edited
A common mistake people make is to assume the "Socialism" in NSDAP refers to economics. It doesn't, and it never pretended to
It was used as a byword for collectivism. Prioritizing "the greater good" over personal interests. In regular Socialism, the greater good means wealth distribution. In National Socialism, the greater good means the strength of the Nation itself.
They didn't use "national collectivist" because collectivism was still a relatively fringe term at the time.
as a Turk Strasserism is good ideology woah When I synthesize this with my own country's perspective and views a very different idea emerges and Great thing
Gregor Strasser was a fascist who believed in a form of Soviet-style state- socialism with an inherently hierarchical government model.
Otto Strasser on the other hand was a guild-socialist who believed in worker ownership of the means of production through trade guilds, the state existing solely to protect workers rights and the national interest, the state would NOT own the means of production (a mistake you made). Otto unlike his brother, was also noticably anti-fascist.