You are late to the party, I’m afraid. TIK is a joke of a source and all that he proves is that you can make any nonsense sound respectable as long as you state it as elegantly as possible. It is the same trick that Eugene McCarthy used a decade ago to defend his preposterous idea that humans are the hybrids of pigs and chimpanzees.

He quotes selectively from Capital, yet he repeats the same tired assertion that Herr Marx believed that labour can automatically make anything valuable… a misconception already addressed and dismissed in Capital’s first chapter. That cannot be chalked up to an innocent misunderstanding; that is evidence that TIK is a liar.

But if I have yet to convince anybody that TIK is a waste of time, here is a decision that you can make in your everyday life:

1. You can subscribe to /c/capitalismindecay, get daily anecdotes on a wide variety of subjects pertaining to fascism, rarely spend more than a couple dozen minutes on them (unless, on occasion, you need to immediately check out the sources), and it will always cost you a grand total of $0.00, tops.

2. You can subscribe to TIKHistory, get sporadic uploads of tedious videos where a willfully dishonest author—so utterly lacking in circumspection that he thinks that almost everything is socialism—mostly spends his time denying that Fascism was capitalist according to his idealist redefinition, and it will cost you $1–10 a month if you join his Patreon page.

This looks like a pretty easy decision to me.

The Nazis were not socialists. Their entire goal was to latch onto a popular political movement and redefine it to fit their needs(as all fascists typically do).

They did not support worker ownership of the means of production and the right for workers to work for themselves. Hitler repealed legislation that nationalized industry in Germany, and oversaw the expansion of private industry. The first modern implementation of privatization on a grand scale took place under the supervision of the Nazis. The word “privatization” was coined to describe a central tenet of Nazi economic policy. The Nazis raided and imprisoned union leaders and broke up trade unions. They repealed worker rights.

Behold Hitler’s own words:

“There are only two possibilities in Germany; do not imagine that the people will forever go with the middle party, the party of compromises; one day it will turn to those who have most consistently foretold the coming ruin and have sought to dissociate themselves from it. And that party is either the Left: and then God help us! for it will lead us to complete destruction - to Bolshevism, or else it is a party of the Right which at the last, when the people is in utter despair, when it has lost all its spirit and has no longer any faith in anything, is determined for its part ruthlessly to seize the reins of power - that is the beginning of resistance of which I spoke a few minutes ago.”

—Hitler, explaining that he vehemently opposes the Left, and believes only Rightists like himself can make Germany great again.

“Our adopted term ‘Socialist’ has nothing to do with Marxian Socialism. Marxism is anti-property; true socialism is not.”

—Hitler, literally admitting his “socialism” is a whole new thing and has nothing to do with the usual definition of the word.

“The ideology that dominates us is in diametrical contradiction to that of Soviet Russia. National Socialism is a doctrine that has reference exclusively to the German people. Bolshevism lays stress on international mission. We National Socialists believe a man can, in the long run, be happy only among his own people.”

—Hitler, trying so hard to explain that he isn’t a socialist, that he opposes socialism, and that the term National Socialist is something he made up and only has meaning within the context of its own paradigm.

“We National Socialists see in private property a higher level of human economic development that according to the differences in performance controls the management of what has been accomplished enabling and guaranteeing the advantage of a higher standard of living for everyone. Bolshevism destroys not only private property but also private initiative and the readiness to shoulder responsibility.”

—Hitler, spelling it out in very clear terms that he wholeheartedly supports private ownership of property, i.e. capitalism, and opposes worker ownership of property, which he calls “Bolshevism”, i.e. real, actual socialism.

“What right do these people have to demand a share of property or even in administration?.. The employer who accepts the responsibility for production also gives the workpeople their means of livelihood. Our greatest industrialists are not concerned with the acquisition of wealth or with good living, but, above all else, with responsibility and power. They have worked their way to the top by their own abilities, and this proof of their capacity – a capacity only displayed by a higher race – gives them the right to lead.”

—Hitler, attacking the notion of worker ownership of property and licking capitalist boot.

Is TIK openly fascist now then? It’s been years in the making.

I found a YouTube link in your post. Here are links to the same video on alternative frontends that protect your privacy:

• yewtu.be
• inv.nadeko.net
• yt.artemislena.eu
• piped.video