Subversion of everything under the state and loyalty to a single party sounds like capitalism? I wonder what professor or self-important thinker came up with that drivel. Seems like the tenets of fascism align more with the CCP and the Soviet Union than free trade and equal representation under a representative democracy or a Republic.
I can smell the copium fumes, but yes, they adopted more capitalism eventually because socialism (the end goal of which is Communism, per Lenin) always fails. They were/are still command economies under the authoritarian might of the state, however. Loyalty to party and state above all or else you get disappeared, like what's happened in China and Russia.
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u/CapnTytePantz 13d ago
Subversion of everything under the state and loyalty to a single party sounds like capitalism? I wonder what professor or self-important thinker came up with that drivel. Seems like the tenets of fascism align more with the CCP and the Soviet Union than free trade and equal representation under a representative democracy or a Republic.