Fascism is essentially capitalism in decay, where a lot of fascists had their roots in socialism but were disillusioned

Marxism rejected Hegelian Idealism and the Hegelian State.

Marxism is non-Marxist fascism that isn't fascist.

@Cobra Commander that's 20th century soviet autism lmao

Fascism rejexted Marxist Materialism and went back to the Hegelian idealism.

Marx inverted Hegels dialectic

damn Xenlordo just rekt everything i hold dear

Ergo Fascism is Marxist... Apparently.

>I-i-it's just capitalism guys

You don't even know what capitalism is

@HardMan it's paradoxical

@Hooty Yes, Carlos Marks is also a convicted mass-murder with 150 gorillion confirmed kills.

How Fascism isn't Capitalism escales me.

He was also the leader of Soviet Japan.

Capitalist liberal democracy = shite

It becomes something different

It's a system of private property and individual labour with strong State oversight.

that's the dictatorship of the bourgies

where they control with mass media

and fuck with elections

Go live in a communist country then

Capitalism refers to the mode of production.

giving a sense of freedom

If a Fascist state upholds private property, then it is Capitalist.

What communist country

What

@Hooty i live in postmodern cultural marxism land, aka (((The West)))

Fascism sometimes takes elements from social democracy

Don't do it..

no

social democracy takes elements from social democracy

LMAO

i meant from fascism

mb

I didn't say they were the same @HardMan

From a Marxist perspective, Fascism still maintains a Capitalist mode of production.

fascism doesn't take elements from socdem

socdem takes elements from fascism

mostly natsoc

It may very well be a separate ideology, but the mode of production is still the same.

What