Fascism Explained
Below is a fairly long essay. You may want to read it in installments.
There is also a Part 2 posted on this blog.
The aim of fascism as a political movement is to substitute for individual self-confidence based on skills and achievements uncritical trust in a leader or in an organization. Fascism as a form of government has no objective.
Jacques Delacroix
Below is a fairly long essay. You may want to read it in installments.
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The aim of fascism as a political movement is to substitute for individual self-confidence based on skills and achievements uncritical trust in a leader or in an organization. Fascism as a form of government has no objective. Invariably, it ends either in misery or in a catastrophe.
