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Yes, and America was a risk of allying with Nazi Germany in the late 30's.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.
Now it is believed that fascism was created on the basis of corporatism, that is, it is a left-wing socialist idea of denying individualism, but in America in the 20s it were just the good old Right. It is difficult to understand what was there.Yes, and America was a risk of allying with Nazi Germany in the late 30's.
But first I think it's more important to bring our audience up to speed on what fascism entails and how it's so closely matching Trump's performance over his first 4 years, as well as his ambitions.
And too, there is plenty of evidence of a large part of Americans leaning heavily toward fascism in the 30's.
But first, what is fascism and what tenets of fascism are similar to Trump's ambitions?
I can't make the connection with that. What tenet of fascism do you perceive that could make it so?Now it is believed that fascism was created on the basis of corporatism, that is, it is a left-wing socialist idea of denying individualism, ..................
Corporatism, which underlies fascism, considers as a unit of society not an individual, but a group.I can't make the connection with that. What tenet of fascism do you perceive that could make it so?
If we change the topic to an examination of communism or socialism I could somewhat accept the notion that it could deny individualism. Socialism places the welfare of the whole above the needs and priorities of the individual.
While fascism is completely unconcened with needs of the whole.
Racism as is illustrated by Hitler's singling out of the Jews.
Racism as is symbolic of the purpose of Trump's wall.
Benito Mussolini invented the term fascism "“Benito Mussolini came up with the term fascism, he created the first one-party fascist state and he set the playbook and template for everything that came after,” Ben-Ghiat says." What to Know About the Origins of Fascism’s Brutal IdeologyThis 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.
Yes, apparently you are right. But there was still some influence. After all, the swastika came from the United States at that time. Mussolini at first was at enmity with Germany.Benito Mussolini invented the term fascism "“Benito Mussolini came up with the term fascism, he created the first one-party fascist state and he set the playbook and template for everything that came after,” Ben-Ghiat says." What to Know About the Origins of Fascism’s Brutal Ideology
Yes, apparently you are right. But there was still some influence. After all, the swastika came from the United States at that time. Mussolini at first was at enmity with Germany.
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Corporatism....which is what Mussolini wanted to call fascism ......Now it is believed that fascism was created on the basis of corporatism, that is, it is a left-wing socialist idea of denying individualism, but in America in the 20s it were just the good old Right. It is difficult to understand what was there.
As for Trump, he is a left-wing quasi-Nazi. He is right only in the European sense of Tory. Traitor and destroyer of the American people, agent of Euro-imperialism.
Yes, but it began to be massively promoted precisely in the 20s in the USA. I did not say that it is necessarily a symbol of fascism. But the point here is that the United States somehow influenced those events of the late 20s in Europe.The swastika is an ancient sanskrit symbol.
Swastika | Description & Images
Swastika, equilateral cross with arms bent at right angles, all in the same rotary direction, usually clockwise.
Corporatism....which is what Mussolini wanted to call fascism ......
Crony indeed
We have it now and as usual it's always had its globalist control ambitions
The more things change the more they stay the same ....eh
