@benroyce @fenixmaster @kingtor @Iveyline the truth is that fascism is anti-liberal inherently. Because fascism believes that the nation is an organism and because of that more important than the individual. While liberalism believes in the principle of the individual and individual rights

@benroyce @fenixmaster @kingtor @Iveyline reminds me of that terrible outdated Marxist analysis of fascism that fascism is merely capitalism in decay. Which is b******* because there's technically forms of fascism that are anti-capitalist such as forms of neo tribal fascism that believe in the collapse of industrial civilization in favor of ethno nationalist Hunter gatherer tribes. Since not all fascists are interested in taking state power. There are some that are more interested in waiting for industrial civilization to collapse so they can create their new ultra Nation in its ruins

@benroyce @fenixmaster @kingtor @Iveyline not inherently as fascism is more about the idea that the nation is an organism. That can live grow and die and that the solution to society's problems is to create a new Nation. While the original fascism was conceived with a centralized state. Fascism as an ideology is moldable. And there are some eco-fascists that are more interested in creating a ultra Nation after the collapse of industrial civilization then seizing state power.

@benroyce @fenixmaster @kingtor @Iveyline this is fair. I'm just pointing out the nuances and specifically why the Marxist analysis of fascism being capitalism in decay is b*******