Anonymous
7/15/2025, 5:42:50 PM No.17844227
>Let's create a state where a party that prioritizes ideology above all else holds complete power over every aspect of people's lives
How is this not Fascism?
How is this not Fascism?
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Anonymous
7/15/2025, 5:47:36 PM No.17844232
>>17844227 (OP)
That's just party-based totalitarianism overall.
That's just party-based totalitarianism overall.
Anonymous
7/15/2025, 5:49:38 PM No.17844241
>>17844227 (OP)
Fascism is an economic, cultural and philosophical way of life. What you're describing is authoritarianism. Such a regime can range from every part of the political and economic spectrum.
Fascism is an economic, cultural and philosophical way of life. What you're describing is authoritarianism. Such a regime can range from every part of the political and economic spectrum.
Anonymous
7/15/2025, 10:20:27 PM No.17844821
>>17844227 (OP)
The communists actually did eliminate the existing economic class structure, the fascists did not.
The communists set up a new one though, on the other hand I don't think it's what they believed they were doing, however to square the contradictions of what was actually going on, they turned their ideology into a dogma and became zombies who'd just spout Marxist-sounding phraseology about "certain features being the unavoidable concomitants of transitional periods yet justified in the sphere of concrete achievement."
The communists actually did eliminate the existing economic class structure, the fascists did not.
The communists set up a new one though, on the other hand I don't think it's what they believed they were doing, however to square the contradictions of what was actually going on, they turned their ideology into a dogma and became zombies who'd just spout Marxist-sounding phraseology about "certain features being the unavoidable concomitants of transitional periods yet justified in the sphere of concrete achievement."