You could say the common factor is socialism

But it all eventually leads to fascism. It's the only way that works

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Socialism is fledgling authoritarianism I'd agree

But not all authoritarianism is fascism

@Samaritan™ it's not a common factor, it just leads to it. It MUST change, it remains to be called socialism, but it is in fact fascism.

@Kealor socialism will be fascism if it continues.

Take the more 3rd would players like Cuba/Venezuela/South America

Again, it must, in the same way protestantism was basically necessary for christianity to continue

Actually I will assent to this

Cringe

For communism/socialism to actually work, it should become fascism

@Kealor again, yes of course you will because im right

The horse is ALWAYS right

Protestantism is gay. Catholicism is based

But it doesn't always, most of the time they just collapse

@Carlisto fuck off potato nigger

Racist!!!

@Kealor because they refuse to change

@Carlisto yes

Well then they aren't the same thing

Church of England has been sissified and dominated by the BLACK BULL

*gets his purging boots on*

@Carlisto CoE is Catholicism without a pope, not protestantism

I wish the nazis didn't come along and ruin the racism fandom :c

Well it really depends on what sort of Anglicanism there is. For example, Saint Cardinal Newman was very Catholic even before he converted

Actually the CoE is very weird

Didn't some cathedral have a helter skelter recently?

I remember going into a church and they had jazz music playing

And they unironically have w*men priests

Why are we talking about religion now

Socialism =/= fascism. If anything it'd lead to communism

Participating in spirituality is pretty cringe

Just observe, predict and manipulate it

Fascism is when you mix aspects of socialism, liberalism and capitalism and combine it under a national identity or group of people

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@Son of Rome 4th way

I'd say the economics of the issue don't matter, but it's very antithetical to liberalism (though it can come from it ofc)

@Kealor the economics can't be free market