!american

!fascist

!authoritarian

Mainly because I was religious when I started l exploring through NS after reading Mein Kampf and Zweites Buch. I never truly liked NS as a political ideology as I found it to be too confrontational for any proper means of re-implementation into any modern society; thus I found Austrofascism. Yes yes, I am aware of its basis and it's ideology, but I agreed with the philosophy only because I, at the time, saw the open acceptance of religion and non-hatred of race, ethnicity and beliefs as the key to making Fascism rise again. And not to mention I throughly enjoyed the idea of a Corporatist system at the time. I don't inherently agree with my beginning beliefs at this point which is why I am reluctant to even claim to be an Austrofascist whence I am transitioning to Classical Fascism.

I do, but only given the right recipe. For example, Poland and some ex-Soviet Bloc nations are ripe with nationalism and conservative views, and I'm willing to argue that Poland is in fact a proto-Fascist state at this point, so I do belief so, the main issue comes down to *where* this occurs. For example I don't believe it'll work in the US, at least on a state or national level, but in my home state of Illinois there was an oddity in which a neo-Nazi had run for state representative and won simply because he had no competition. It's possible but profoundly hard to accomplish.

I'll actually find a link for that guy

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.politico.com/amp/story/2018/06/29/arthur-jones-nazi-illinois-republicans-686875

Ouch, unlucky bastards you guys are. Perhaps Poland, ironically, will be the one to start the true political movement.