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Falangism and National Syndicalism are more or less the same, to put it bluntly

Falangism is more Catholic.

National Syndicalism isn't inherently Catholic.

Plus National Syndicalism is not as anti Monarchist

And Falangism is?

Yes

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The Falangists were anti Carlists

That doesn't make you anti Monarchist lol

Most falangists I know are monarchists so I guess things have changed

Anti Monarchism is one of the core beliefs of Falangism

I've literally never met a single anti monarchist falangist

Now I'm confused

tbh

i think there's two kinds of business owners

bourgies

and managers

@shmuel José Antonio Primo de Rivera was the founder and Leader of the Falange and he argued for a Fascist republic

I've never heard of such a thing, I'm confused

Some NatSyn Portugese art

@shmuel really?

Yes

" the conservatism one espoused by monarchists such as Francisco Moreno Herrera, marquis of the Eliseda, the authoritarian Catholicism of Onésimo Redondo, the radical (and anti-clerical) national syndicalism of Ramiro Ledesma and the distinctive elitist regenerationism of José Antonio Primo de Rivera.[3]" here's a quote from wikipedia

So yes there was Monarchists in the Falange but they were few and far between

That quote doesn't exactly say he was anti monarchy

Where are you from?

The UK

Here's a different quote
"The party was republican, modernist, championed the lower classes and opposed both oligarchy and communism, but it never garnered the kind of popular following demonstrated by fascist movements elsewhere in Europe.[8] For these reasons, the Falange was shunned by other right-leaning parties in the Spanish general election of 1936, where it received just 0.7% of the vote and did not win a single seat in the Cortes. It only surpassed one percent of the vote in five provinces, performing best in the provinces of Valladolid and Cadiz, where it received between 4% and 5%.[9] Having likely never exceeded ten thousand members in the early 1930s, the Falange lost supporters in the run-up to the Spanish Civil War, leaving a core of young, dedicated activists, many in the organization's student organization, the Sindicato Español Universitario [es].[10]

Following the elections the left-wing Popular Front government persecuted the Falange and imprisoned José Antonio Primo de Rivera on 6 July 1936. In turn, the Falange joined the conspiracy to overthrow the Second Spanish Republic, supporting the military revolt ultimately led by Francisco Franco and continuing to do so throughout the ensuing Spanish Civil War."

@shmuel

Interesting

I'll have to read the source saying that

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falange_Espa%C3%B1ola_de_las_JONS

https://www.newenglishreview.org/custpage.cfm/frm/21484/sec_id/21484

Yeah I already got it

nice

Shouldn't be raised, taxes should be lowered and banks should be run by state not private central banks

hmmmmmmm

kinda yes and Yes

abolish minimum wage, raise taxes, and have no banks