@Deleted User Your boomer economics teacher better stick to educating a future generation of Corporate cucks.

boomer? you know I live in california home to socialists and democrats and Like I said I would rather listen to her than you or the internet you uneducated facist

you want me to explain facism right now?

Her job is to teach you about the economy, not necessarily politics. Please trace the world liberal back toward its source and tell me what you find.

If you feel comfortable, go ahead.

If you're that willing to subject yourself to the whims of established authority, I'm surprised that you aren't an authoritarian.

Fascism is fully controlled, state corporatism and means what ever the hell the leader wants it to mean. **to my understanding

National socialism is different to fascism, but only slightly

Facism:

- It glorifies the nation and insists that citizens should put the state abover their individuality.
- Nation is a unit of society and race.
- Came from nationalism
- state controls economy
- Suppress political freedom and freedom of speech
- totalitarian leadership

@steel inquisitor The leader is not different to the people. Under fascism, all property of the state is one entity.

also my bad not economics teacher but my history teacher

but in my economics teacher im learning socialism and capitalism

and economics is a type of politics

it deals with the countries economy

big paragraph?

National socialism has a heavier emphasis on looking after and fighting for the people of your nation compared to fascism. Natsoc to my understanding is controlled capitalism for the benefit of your people and your nation. The state is dedicated and fighting for them and for the nation.

Fascism however is controlled corporatism for the benefit of the state.

Yo y’all tryna hop in a vc and talk about this?

And the elite

Imma listen to this debate in VC.

General news vc?

I don't know much about Facism, all I know is that the Italians under the rule hated their leader and strung them up in the street after the war ended

Bois join vc to debate further

Fascists are actually quite lenient on the racial aspect of society, they're more willing to accept a broader racial conglomerate, like Northern Italians and Scallions. Unlike under national socialism, where race and the internal realm are the foundation of life. Fascist racial policy is down stream from National Socialist racial policy.

Fascism is a form of nationalism, third positionism in general is the logical conclusion of Nationalism.

Well states and corporations form syndicates and synthesise production for the benefit of all parties. Companies aren't a separate entity under fascism.

Suppression of treason and degeneracy is justified, since you don't want your population to be poisoning themselves.

Eh, you could call it totalitarian, but most fascist governments use executive power from a group of six leaders, coupled with in party bureaucracy. However, totalitarianism is Hitler's term and should only be accurately used when addressing the NSDAP or any other Natsoc parties.

Fuck Fascism. Change my mind @Deleted User

In vc

Makes sense... but we can agree that there are differences between the two systems? @Deleted User

NatSoc and Fascism?

ew

anarchists

" ‘Capitalism’ was a word and a phenomenon neither used by, nor known to, Adam Smith. Capitalism was a wholly late 19th-century experience. The Oxford English Dictionary (Vol II, p 863) locates its first usage in English in 1854 by William Makepeace Thackeray in his novel, The Newcomes.

Karl Marx published, in German, Das Kapital, in 1867 and subsequent translations introduced the word ‘capitalism’ to his readers some years later (Moscow's 'Marxist' editors during the Soviet era ‘interpolated’ the new word of capitalism into his works as if Marx himself had written it). "

^What I found

Adam fucking smith

But it was a blog post