Well, if you define fascism as the notion that "people who work together are stronger", then I would see myself as a fascist aswell, at least in a societal context.

Fascism is sometimes defined as just teamwork

By the way: Neil DeGrass Tyson's mom was white

Had to kick a guy

this place is for talking about a specific book

@P14 That is am interesting way of looking at it. I call myself a fascist, definitely a societal one, probably even a spiritual fascist, but the economic portion is still something I am trying to figure out. Could you elaborate on what principles a sipiritual fascist would hold?

I wouldn't want to do that, because I'm not a spiritual fascist myself. I think it would be something along the lines of following the natural law (whatever this is). Don't quote me on this one though.

Alright, I will look more into it. Thanks for bringing up the point though.

The eternal cycle of life, the natural order of things...something something

has anybody else read the book yet?

I'll have to finish some other books first xD

im still working through anatomy of fascism

Want to print it out

Actually I am still drilling through anatomy of fascism too.

Alright, I updated the post in announcements, but will mention it here too. Since most of us are still reading anatomy of fascism, I am going to push the other book back a week. So this sunday, we will gather again and talk about the anatomy of fascism. Then two weeks from this sunday we will discuss the Evola book.

What about "The Doctrine of Fascism"?

I read that its good

Good baiscs on how it should be done and how other systems work and fail

READ SIEGE

READ IT

I will take a look at the text, right now we are reading Revolt against the modern world