Relations between Fascism-Keynesianism-Socialism

Very interesting article:

http://traditionalliberalism.blogspot.com/2010/09/fascism-keynesianism-socialism.html

I'm going to completely going ignore the article and go with "If you don't want to be a Socialist fascist Nazi then become an Austrian Economist."

Ignorance is evil.

Human nature in its self is evil.

That's pretty dumb.

Right after the first paragraph I know this guy knows nothing.

I love how it tries to throw FDR in with people like Hitler and Stalin.

Beware criminals, we have an ace-detective on the loose.

Those damn socialists! I knew it! Trying to pollute our precious bodily fluids by installing themselves under another name on the pretext of people disliking socialism!

You seem to be obsessed with hating socialism, to the point where you completely ignore us when we tell you that isn't what we believe. What's with, bro?

It's not that we hate socialism, it's just that some socialists (refer to article), have not idea what their talking about.

Yeah damn fascist for being socialist, it all makes so much sense its why the Nazi party and the Communist party where such good friends. (sarcasm)

FAIL!!!

You do realise most of my out-and-out socialism hating is taken from Dr. Strangelove? Ie; a film in which the people obsessed with the 'red threat' are a bunch of maniacs. That and I don't hate socialism at all. But maybe I am obsessed with hating it. That would also be why I ignore any attempt at proper debate (oh, damn this is the coffeehouse section); because i'm too busy sarcastically railing against the red threat.
At the risk of creating a massive wall of text, my opinion on this article (that I haven't read) is that just because the Nazis, Keynes and the New Deal subsribed to certain similar principles, doesn't mean other aspects of their ideologies have anything to do with it. I mean, the nazis wouldn't have got anywhere if they didn't have something half-decent between them, and their recognition of Keynesian economics earlier than most is one of them. Doesn't make Keynes a Nazi, even if the Americans caused his death shortly after WWII (well, it's claimed that negotiating British loans with them literally burned him out).

I should have read the article, fail on my part. I'm sorry.

Actually, they sometimes were:

http://www.militantislammonitor.org/article/id/3438

They might work with other people, reguardless of political orientation, to further their own goals but that doesn't mean they "get along" with each other.

Oh lulz. Nazism and Fascism wanted intergration of the corporate entity and the state, State socialism wants workers ownership of the means of production via a workers state. Not to mention traditional socialism and ALL COMMUNISM wants little to no government.

If Nazism = Socialism, Where was workers ownership of the means of production in Germany?

If Stalinism = Socialism, Where was workers ownership of the means of production in Russia post 1922?