Originally posted by Albert Speer
Gepap:
those three you mentioned could be used to describe anything. all populist politics (not as in the idealogy buit as in opposed to establishment politics) cater to mass movements... those opposing the marxist view of dialectic materialism are forced into the fascistic cultural view of the world... and uncertainty about the future.
Republicans and democrats would be fascists by those standards.
Gepap:
those three you mentioned could be used to describe anything. all populist politics (not as in the idealogy buit as in opposed to establishment politics) cater to mass movements... those opposing the marxist view of dialectic materialism are forced into the fascistic cultural view of the world... and uncertainty about the future.
Republicans and democrats would be fascists by those standards.
2. Here you are wrong. The modern democratic worldview would posit that the most important identity for men was particuaristic-their own personal experiences, both class and nation, and that neither was the most important.
3. I said confusion, not uncertainty. Fascists want both to "return former glory", but do so through a modern state machine, not simply by "returning to the old ways"
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