Also, fascism has a lot to do with imperialism. All examples in Europe had this connection and support from the previous rulers.
I recommend Antifa manual by Mark Bray.
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Also, fascism has a lot to do with imperialism. All examples in Europe had this connection and support from the previous rulers.
I recommend Antifa manual by Mark Bray.
As I see it Fascism is just Feudalism with the Bourgeoisie as the Monarchy and with higher productivity than actual Feudalism had (by, for example, giving people a bit more Education) so that overall wealth creation is higher and thus the elites taking most of it are wealthier.
Capitalism is just a softer version of it with looser control done via more indirect means (fenced fields and padlocks rather than collars on necks) in exchange for having an even higher productivity (because the "peasants" think they're free).
Think about it: what exactly other political systems are there where the Bourgeoisie is at the top of the power pyramid?
Communism was literally a response to Feudalism (at least in Russia) and naturally kept on being a response to the Bourgeoisie's version of it, Fascism.
Fascism is essentially capitalism when bourgeois democratic methods of control do not work any longer. Feudalism was its own specific mode of production based on rent in kind. When socialism came to Russia, it came from a combination of the rising industrial proletariat and the rural peasantry.
Fascism begins the moment a ruling class, fearing the people may use their political democracy to gain economic democracy, begins to destroy political democracy in order to retain its power of exploitation and special privilege.
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Communism. Community ism. Antifa. Antifascist. Socialism. Social ism
See how conservatives are against helping? See how conservatives undermine the most basic of governmental functions? See how we are worse off with those three things absent from the country?
Anti-socialist. That’s the word they are using this round.
I was just about to say. All of the SMS ads I'm getting from conservatives/Republican groups is "Democrats will bring socialism!"
My response to these is "...You promise? 🥹"
I just wish didn't see dems also saying they won't
Socialism is a transitional status towards communism, they oppose both, and continue to propagandize against socialist countries led by communist parties, like Cuba and China.
No they don't.
Hence the modern scare about "tankies," and the DNC and GOP collaborating against even the social democratic DSA as "communism."