Comments by "Historia, Magistra Vitae" (@Historia.Magistra.Vitae.) on "Godfrey Bloom Official" channel.

  1. Nope. You haven't had Fascism in the UK since Oswald Mosley.
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  2. Fascism however had nothing to do with "big business" or "collusion". Fascism was about the absolute State which was above everything and which controlled everything, hence Mussolini's infamous aphorism: "All within the State, nothing outside the State, nothing against the State." UK hasn't had Fascism since Oswald Mosley. Although it needs to be pointed out, that modern day countries live under Keynesian economics, which Fascism did approve, being a socialist and anti-capitalist ideology after all. “The State exists for all the people, but is also above the people, and, if necessary, against the people. It is against them whenever they attempt to place their particular interests above the general interests of the Nation. ... It is the purpose of Fascism to unify the Nation through the sovereign State, the State which is above all and can be against all, because it represents the moral continuity of the Nation. Without State there is no Nation.” — Mussolini, speech on August 8th, 1925.
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  3.  @Billbo-r8o  Essentially the only major difference is how they want socialism to be implemented. Communism was of the opinion that socialism can only flourish in an anarchistic and collectivist society without the State, classes and money ... while Fascism was of the opinion that only the State can properly organize a socialist society, and that the role of the people is to serve the State. If Fascism would still be a thing today, it would look something like what North Korea is doing.
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  4. Unfortunately he doesn't though.
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  5. The "merger of corporate and state power" is called Corporatocracy. It has nothing to do with Fascism, which was about State power only. The Austrian Painter was a National Socialist, not a Fascist. Two different ideologies.
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  6. Reagan had no clue what he was talking about, and he didn't understand neither Fascism nor Liberalism, which funnily enough, are two polar opposite of ideologies and philosophical enemies.
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  7. There was no alliance. There was only subordination. Government was above all.
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  8. Nothing to do with Fascism.
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  9. Nope, Mussolini has never said such a thing. The "merger of corporate and state power" is called Corporatocracy. It has nothing to do with Fascism, which was about State power only.
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  10. "Government + corporations (collusion) = Fascism" No. This collusion is called Corporatocracy. It has nothing to do with Fascism, which was about State power only, so there was no collusion. Corporations were forced to do the bidding of the State.
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  11. Nope, Mussolini has never said such a thing. Common American misquote, invented by American known as Adam McKay. Corporatism was how Fascism managed its socialist Command economy.
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