America brought the first fascism to Europe

[rupol2000]

This is my version, and it explains why in America the symbolism was fascist before Europe.

America was a fantastically developed country with skyscrapers, neon signs and good cars already in the 20s, Europe lay in ruins. The aesthetics of a rapidly developing technical and bold nation is the aesthetics of futurism, what the Fascists preached. They took it from America.

Mussolini was initially at enmity with the Nazis and they were not Nazis. But then there was a coup and he entered into an alliance with Hitler.

 

[Votto]

So America was the cause of Nazi Germany and Mussolini was an enemy of the Nazis?

Have you ever considered teaching CRT in public schools?

In fact, by now after they read all this, it is no doubt a part of their curriculum.

 

[rupol2000]

So America was the cause of Nazi Germany and Mussolini was an enemy of the Nazis?

No, in the beginning there was no Nazism.

 

[rupol2000]

Have you ever considered teaching CRT in public schools

In fact, by now after they read all this, it is no doubt a part of their curriculum.

state zombification does not matter.

 

[rupol2000]

Apparently Mussolini entered into an alliance with Hitler because of the regime change in the United States to Roosevelt-Communism. It was a desperate move. In the USSR at this time, the regime also changed to Stalinism.

 

[Votto]

No, in the beginning there was no Nazism.

What does Nazi stand for?
I'll give you a hint, it is after the guy born in Europe who never shaved or worked a day in his life and who democrats model their lives after.

I'll give you fair warning here, if you want this tripe to be spoon fed to the masses by the media, you need a few adjustments

For example, you can't say "America" was the source of Nazism. What you need to say is conservative white Chriistina men in America were the source of it.

Understand?

 

[rupol2000]

What does Nazi stand for?

Nazism itself originated from Prussian pan-Germanism. Hitler was some kind of compromise between Prussia and Austria-Hungary, he leaned a little to the right

 

[rupol2000]

Futurism was American Dream in Italy

 

[Votto]

Nazism itself originated from Prussian pan-Germanism. Hitler was some kind of compromise between Prussia and Austria-Hungary, he leaned a little to the right

You obviously need help

NAZIS stands for NATIONAL SOCIALIST

You know, the people you say leaned to the right.

Now continue.

 

[rupol2000]

In the USSR of the 20s there was also futurism. In the 30s, the main futurist Mayakovsky allegedly committed suicide, he was clearly helped.

 

[rupol2000]

NAZIS stands for NATIONAL SOCIALIST

This doesn't contradict anything. The Nazis were socialists, communism is Junker-capitalism, it was already in Prussia under Bismarck.

 

[rupol2000]

You know, the people you say leaned to the right.

The left wing was actually left-extremist, and Hitler was closer to the center but not right in the American sense.

 

[Votto]

This doesn't contradict anything. The Nazis were socialists, communism is Junker-capitalism, it was already in Prussia under Bismarck.

Hitler was revolutionary in that he introduced how a socialist state could unleash private industry that he could control 100%.

In essence, he let the experts run industry as where Stalin and his idiots took over jobs they had no expertise in

The goal was control, as in any Marxist regime

China did it and the US is doing it since world corporations are all a mouth piece for communist China now in order to get bigger profits.

See how Zuckerburg controls the media for them and how even sports figures like Lebron James are controlled by them as Lebron bad mouths the anti-Marxist protesters in Hong Kong while praising the Marxist BLM protestors?

As Hitler stated, why nationalize industry when you can nationalize the people?

It is their souls they are after as every soul seemingly has a price tag attached.

 

[irosie91]

No, in the beginning there was no Nazism.

Try again----read Plato's "republic"-----the GREEKS were
Nazis

 

[rupol2000]

Futurism reflected the roaring 20s. The technical triumph of American civilization.

 

[irosie91]

Futurism reflected the roaring 20s. The technical triumph of American civilization.

Futurism as a concept is about a invalid as is "race" for
homo-sapiens

 

[rupol2000]

Hitler was revolutionary in that he introduced how a socialist state could unleash private industry that he could control 100%.

In essence, he let the experts run industry as where Stalin and his idiots took over jobs they had no expertise in

This is actually a lie. He allowed small business, but he subordinated all big capital to the state, nationalized a significant part. The left wing insisted on complete nationalization.

 

[rupol2000]

This symbolism appeared in us even earler 20th

 

[Donald H]

This is my version, and it explains why in America the symbolism was fascist before Europe.

America was a fantastically developed country with skyscrapers, neon signs and good cars already in the 20s, Europe lay in ruins. The aesthetics of a rapidly developing technical and bold nation is the aesthetics of futurism, what the Fascists preached. They took it from America.

Mussolini was initially at enmity with the Nazis and they were not Nazis. But then there was a coup and he entered into an alliance with Hitler.

You've been introduced to the meaning of fascism but you've jumped too far ahead of what you've learned. Maybe it would be better to learn about America's history of fascism and forget about Germany's Nazis. The object of the exercize was to draw parallels to Trump's ambitions.

Can you list the main tenets of Fascism for the benefit of those who haven't grasped the facts yet?

 

[rupol2000]

You've been introduced to the meaning of fascism but you've jumped too far ahead of what you've learned. Maybe it would be better to learn about America's history of fascism and forget about Germany's Nazis. The object of the exercize was to draw parallels to Trump's ambitions.

Can you list the main tenets of Fascism for the benefit of those who haven't grasped the facts yet?

I don't want to go deep into it. From what we have it is clear that the first paraphernalia of fascism was from America. Maybe then it was not called fascism, but the fact that there are American signs is a fact. After the Alliance with Hitler, everything changed a lot there.