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The core of fascism is creating the organic state, in which every person and institution is placed in its natural position, and each element of the organic state works in unity towards a shared purpose, like a biological organism. This is contrasted by Marxism, which calls for class conflict, and liberalism, which emphasizes "individual rights", ultimately creating atomized alienated individuals who are easy to control

>A certain father had three sons, who were always
quarreling. Hearing their constant disputes angered
him but no matter how he scolded them they wouldn't
see reason. Getting worried about their future, he
decides to give them a practical lesson. He tells his sons
to bring him a bundle of sticks to him. Tying the sticks
together, he asks them to break this bundle. Each of
them tries, and fails. The father removes the knot, distributes the sticks to his sons. The boys now break
them with ease. ‘You see, my sons, when you're apart,
you can be destroyed easily. But if you stick to each
other, you become unbreakable.

>It's also called the fasces. It was used by the Romans in
their ceremonies, and can still be found sculpted in the stone
of official buildings in many countries today. The fasces is a
symbol of unity. This is where the modern term "fascism"
comes from. It has roots going back in the remotest antiquity

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