First, Hitler was not a Marxist. Marxists, communists and socialists were among the first groups the Nazis imprisoned, persecuted and killed after taking power. Second, most historians do not classify Nazism as a left-wing movement. The fact that the Nazi Party included the word "Socialist" in its name does not make it socialist in the Marxist sense, any more than North Korea is democratic because it calls itself the "Democratic People's Republic of Korea." Third, Keir Starmer is generally regarded as a center-left or moderate social democratic politician, not a fascist. In fact, many people on the British left criticize him for moving Labour toward the political center. It's perfectly reasonable to disagree with Starmer's policies, but calling him a Marxist fascist requires redefining both "Marxist" and "fascist" beyond what those terms actually mean.
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