all of those people

aren't even true fascists

Are you fucking serious?

yes.

musollini has a hard on for socialism

The forefathers and great reformer of fascism, are not actually fascists?

Are you kidding me?

nazism is a knockoff of socialism with ultra-nationalist aspcts

*aspects

let me just write you off examples

of capitalist far-right movements

today

Golden Dawn

I mean, I'm not quite sure if they are capitalist.

"right-wing dictatorship (sometimes also referred to as a rightist dictatorship) is an authoritarian (or sometimes totalitarian) regime whose policy could be called rightist.

There are various definitions of the term "rightist." The broadest one includes all dictatorships that do not consider themselves communist. Those are usually pro-capitalist in economic matters and conservative in ideological ones."

Mousollini was for fascist syndicalism, adolf hitler modified socialism in order to fit his country, and mason has reformed fascism into becoming modern, while still implementing anti capitalist elements from the older policies and beliefs.

the estada novo

was corporatist

pinochet

was capitalist

Pinochet was not even a fascist.

There is literally nothing that proves it, other than that he killed communists.

all far-right isn't fascist

No fucking shit.

I admire Pinochet for punishing drug traffickers but he was pretty fucking rough.

what

@LiterallyAnon He was not a fascist, even if he was far right.

pinochet was softer then most dictators

to me, throwing off these commies

I'm not saying he was far right.

in helicopters

was justified

fire up the rotors

mussolini believed in dynamic capitalism

and to an extent, static capitalism

Moussolini believed that the state and corporate power should merge, in a sense, it would make the state replace the roles of the corporations, however not like communism, because private property, as well as personal property, would continue to exist, albeit under heavy regulations.

Moussolini is interesting when talking about fascism, in that he is an outlier in the whole situation.

AH! I GET IT NOW!

Yes, mousillini was a falagnist, comparable to socialism, in that the workers would operate and own their own businesses and factories, while the government would take control of the corporations and merge them with the state.

Personal property still exists in communism

Yes, I know.