I talk about the movement as it has historically existed

It has always been about how the country or the culture *appear,* about the visions of a glorious past or a glorious future. This has always been Fascism's great selling point.

>there's nothing in the aestetics

oof

Tell me how Falange was only about aesthetics.

now that's spoken like true materialist

Falange was more substantive than, say, Italian Fascism or Nazism

Oh

It appears I have already found a great website

https://www.marxists.org/subject/index.htm

because it tried to come up with some kind of actual solution to the class conflict, but even then, it fails at the basic problem - the Control Problem, who controls the means of production and who doesn't

as Communism would have it, the Control Problem melts away

If there was one work I'd suggest for Soviet philosophy, it'd probably be *Fundamentals of Marxism-Leninism,* the major work from Khrushchev era which summarises everything very well and super comprehensive way

the book is 750 pages long and *begins* with an exposition of materialism vs. idealism and nature of reality, truth and cognition

so its pretty epic

there are other great ones of course, such as the works by Spirkin, Leontev, Ilyenkov and others

Mhm

I found a Fascist library link a while ago

If anyones interested I can go find it and link it to you

care to share?

I wish the Whites won.

lame

They could have probably won

But Russia would become a rump state

Rump state?

>the whites

It would be more powerful than USSR with its degeneracy would even dream.

Imagine

Imagine thinking a pro-tsarist system would ever work

Oh lord

Oh dios mio

Ahahahahaha

You’re joking right

the collapse of the Czar was inevitable

@Heterosexual Gamer Monarchist lmao no

@Heterosexual Gamer Monarchist do you have any fucking idea how divided the whites were

Collapse of Tsardom was inevitable after 1861

The civil war would have lasted much longer

And not to mention the dozens of nationalist movements

Hell, 1855

There's a very good chance that there would be another civil war, they were a lot like the Republicans in Spain, heavily divided, but only united because of a common threat