We had many forms

Ailtirí na hAiséirghe were interesting

Translates to the Architects of the Ressurection

Personally to me, I figured the essense of fascism at least was that a people united are harder to break than an atomised people

A Faggot is stronger than a stick

All the principles of fascism are the same no matter where you are

A fascist movements differences in a given nation

Are just reflections of that nation

that's true

Implying you don't want communist third world nations to kill them off

I think Alfred Rosenberg is the most important fascist writer fwiw

(((Rosenberg))) but in all seriousness, I should look into that mate

Myth of the 20th century is a great read

I am curious what you believe the core of fascism is?

I'm trying to look into Fascism from multiple angles. I figure it just makes sense

National Unity

ethnic unity :^)

^

Not Italian

Fascism

ma ma mia

That's a rather non specific concept though "unity"

Mussolini said that race was a feeling

I think the raw essense is Unity/Brotherhood

How is it achieved

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This is why I can never be anything close to italian fascism

I'm too identitarian

I see Unity as the individual bonds we form, from family, to friends, to even our friends

Its about truth

The core of fascism is the adherence to natural law

This

That makes sense

Being gay or turning your home into a giant shopping mall is flagrantly against natural order

I hear you man

Albeit, can't tell which is more flagrant

Now doing *both* is quite flagrant

What would you consider Lee Kuan Yew, Park Chung Hee, Syngman Rhee and Chun Doo-hwan fascist?

I'm also partial to some of the writings of Sun Yat Sen

I like Rhee

And Father Coughlin