Message from @CapitalistCuck
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lol
ussr wasnt communist
it was an attempt at it
I find that picture funny tbh
nothing with a state is communist but they were still commies
Big boy fist
so basically, all companies, no government
no
the opposite
all government, no company?
Lmfao
lol
Just read what he sent ffs
XD
Alright ive gtg now, nice talking.
so basically, every field works together?
Corporatism is a system of social organization that has at its base the grouping of men according to the community of their natural interests and social functions, and as true and proper organs of the state they direct and coordinate labor and capital in matters of common interest.
capitalistcuck, leaving so soon?
so imagine syndicalism with a common council
hmm, interesting
alas, the curse of every wage slave
but corporatism doesnt dictate that the means of production has to be directly owned
cya @CapitalistCuck
it should
just that they can be controlled or regulated through state
but it can also incorporate direct state ownership of the MOP
the state shouldnt exist
its a cross between a parasite and a bully
feeding off the wealth of the people through taxation to sustain itself
forcing itself to exist through force
corporatism's basic idea was that fascists would force the classes to cooperate and remove the class divide by the state acting as the arbiter of both proletariat and bourgeoise interests and subordinating them to the national need
so they'd merge companies into blocs and have them represented by a singular entity
and so on
yeah thats what i figured from it
@Irish Princess corporatism predates the term fascists by quite a lot
where as fascism does invoke corporatism, vice versa cant be said to be true
yeah, but fascists utilized it most prominently as a third position economic model.
like it came out in the late medieval times due to the rampant guild mercantilism
it was integral to the whole 'we reject capitalism and communism both' thing.
the concept of the estates general is essentially corporatism