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8/9/2025, 10:41:24 AM
>>213623316
It really is, and it's a shame is not talked about more here in Italy because it really shows the level fo incompetence and idiocy that the regime had in those that were considered his "peak era". It really demolish the whole idea that fascist Italy in the 30s was a paradise where everything was working like a clock and the authoritarian state was efficient as fuck.
>>213622969
I miss the reason why a world War starts in Europe when there's no Hitler around.
>>213622678
Fascism is not an ideology, or if it is, it's so loose and unclear about his main points that it's very hard to describe what's it about even today. Mussolini wanted it this way, thinking that this whole foggy unclearness would make fascism more "fluid" and he could modify its core principle depending on what was more suitable for him at the moment.
That's why he never wrote a Big Rule Book™of fascism, like for example Mao did with the red book or even Hitler with the Mein Kampf, and he only ever talked about fascism in newspapers articles and big gatherings in Rome. He wanted it this way, because Musso was the first one to know that Fascism as an ideology stans on extremely shaky ground. There's really nothing behind it, apart for the "we hate communists, but capitalists also bad! Also military march rules"
It really is, and it's a shame is not talked about more here in Italy because it really shows the level fo incompetence and idiocy that the regime had in those that were considered his "peak era". It really demolish the whole idea that fascist Italy in the 30s was a paradise where everything was working like a clock and the authoritarian state was efficient as fuck.
>>213622969
I miss the reason why a world War starts in Europe when there's no Hitler around.
>>213622678
Fascism is not an ideology, or if it is, it's so loose and unclear about his main points that it's very hard to describe what's it about even today. Mussolini wanted it this way, thinking that this whole foggy unclearness would make fascism more "fluid" and he could modify its core principle depending on what was more suitable for him at the moment.
That's why he never wrote a Big Rule Book™of fascism, like for example Mao did with the red book or even Hitler with the Mein Kampf, and he only ever talked about fascism in newspapers articles and big gatherings in Rome. He wanted it this way, because Musso was the first one to know that Fascism as an ideology stans on extremely shaky ground. There's really nothing behind it, apart for the "we hate communists, but capitalists also bad! Also military march rules"
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