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Kalatchevia, here is another link from Polcompball about Corporatism and Social Corporatism if you want.

https://polcompball.miraheze.org/wiki/Corporatism

https://polcompball.miraheze.org/wiki/Social_Corporatism

Anchillas wrote:

Kalatchevia, here is another link from Polcompball about Corporatism and Social Corporatism if you want.

https://polcompball.miraheze.org/wiki/Corporatism

https://polcompball.miraheze.org/wiki/Social_Corporatism

Polcompball is not usually a fully serious site

Kalatchevia wrote:

Polcompball is not usually a fully serious site

I know lol. some of the ideologies are serious and explained well though.

Anchillas wrote:

Fascism is when you work for the government and large organizations, not the other way around. You aren't fed as a child in it, my relatives had to work in the agriculture industry to make money and be fed.

You are completely wrong about Fascism, it doesn't threaten CEOS or any of that. The Corporations are heavily regulated or are completely nationalized by the governments to begin with.

You have not lived through Fascism, you have no clue how it works. And though I have not either, my relatives did.

Okay. You blended the whole post together.
Let me put it this way from what I remember.
In its simplest form, in a fascist regime, the demarcation between government and business is very thin compared to that of a more democratic economy.
Captains of industry under fascism often found themselves interfered with and manipulated in ways typically not seen in a free market democracy. In addition, it is not uncommon for fascists to outright nationalize an industry if it feels the need.
Am I wrong?
I have read a detailed history of Ferdinand Porsche's relationship with Adolf Hitler. The poor guy was basically appropriated by the Reich, but he did have the balls to tell Hitler off when his demands were way unrealistic. Landed him in a cell more than once.
Mussolini likely did things a little different. Italy and Germany were not exactly slices from the same pie.
Yes, your family worked the fields, but the government still worked the landowner I am pretty sure. Maybe not. Unlike communists, fascists do not necessarily interfere with everyone equally to the same extent.
Appreciate your feedback.

Forensic reality wrote:

In its simplest form, in a fascist regime, the demarcation between government and business is very thin compared to that of a more democratic economy.

Funny how you say that considering most democracies in the world are manipulated and influenced by typical corporate leaders and elitists, while most modern-day autocracies such as China or North Korea are very... politically immune, if that's a way to put it.

Forensic reality wrote:

Captains of industry under fascism often found themselves interfered with and manipulated in ways typically not seen in a free market democracy. In addition, it is not uncommon for fascists to outright nationalize an industry if it feels the need.
Am I wrong?

No, you're not wrong. Most industries are nationalized in Fascism. But here is the catch: The industries were run by autonomous state corporations or large organizations. State-owned or regulated industries always perform better than industries directly controlled by the government.

The reason why Fascism was so economically successful was not because of Socialist policies or economics, it was because of corporate autonomy. The state-owned or regulated corporations had autonomy, and worked with the government. Economic autonomy is always a recipe for success. With government funds, business autonomy, and heavy industrialization the corporations were growing very big and very quickly.

Forensic reality wrote:

Yes, your family worked the fields, but the government still worked the landowner I am pretty sure. Maybe not. Unlike communists, fascists do not necessarily interfere with everyone equally to the same extent.

My family lived in a rural area, so I presume that there wasn't much governmental control or interference. I'm not sure though.

Anchillas wrote:

Of course he would. Fascism is not very capitalist at all, it actually nationalized lots of industries and had lots of welfare. Mussolini actually somewhat liked Marxism.

I remember when a trump supporter in, I think 2017, gave a speech in an antifa rally and everyone was cheering.
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The speech was a translation of one of Hitler's speeches against the rot of capitalism and America's judeo-bourgeosie class.

Anchillas wrote:

Daily Question #48

What is your stance on the LGBTQ+ community?

I fully support them and believe they should have absolute rights, but they should stop nagging me about how they are being discriminated against and how being straight is bad. They base their personality around their sexuality and it annoys me.

if they where not so Obnoxious my Policy would be this : Don't Ask, Just Don't Ask.

Capitalist conservative and red states wrote:

What do you think of eminent domain?

I understand the logic behind it but I can't say I'm a fan.

Avelnia wrote:

I remember when a trump supporter in, I think 2017, gave a speech in an antifa rally and everyone was cheering.
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The speech was a translation of one of Hitler's speeches against the rot of capitalism and America's judeo-bourgeosie class.

Wow, that's really telling you something.

I've always thought Antifa were actually Fascists though. They are so similar.

Avelnia wrote:

I remember when a trump supporter in, I think 2017, gave a speech in an antifa rally and everyone was cheering.
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The speech was a translation of one of Hitler's speeches against the rot of capitalism and America's judeo-bourgeosie class.

Did he actually say the J word ?