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4th June 2012, 21:12
What the fuck is this shit? lol
Please tell me that this isn't real. These people can't possibly exist.
http://www.facebook.com/anarchistfascism
Anarcho-Fascism description:
Anarcho-fascism (also used interchangeably with the terms libertarian fascism, fascist anarchy, corporatist libertarianism and stateless fascism) is a radical, right-wing, anti-statist political and economic ideology. Rather than embracing a contradictory or antagonistic set of ideas, anarcho-fascists claim to synthesise the desirable elements of both fascism and anarchism to produce a syncretic anarchist tendency beyond "both left and right". Anarcho-fascists have cited inspiration from figures such as Georges Sorel, the Strasser brothers and Ernst Jünger as well as historical movements such as the Blueshirts in the Spanish civil war.
Anarcho-fascists, rooted in the theory of neotribalism, seek to establish autonomous societies that have seceded from the state and have organised along the basis of a shared "national identity" (which adherents voluntarily define and agree upon amongst themselves). Much like national anarchists, anarcho-fascists argue that the nation-state does not constitute the nation itself and rather it is defined by the natural cultural homogeneity shared between individuals. The preservation and protection of a nation's "identity" from external influences (or ideologies such as liberalism, conservatism, social democracy and Marxism) is held as a central tenet and duty of anarcho-fascists. Failure to do so would be seen as leading to gradual degeneration and eventual weakness of the nation.
Adopting neither capitalism or socialism, anarcho-fascism promotes a "third way" position where private businesses and worker cooperatives coexist alongside each other. Disputes would be collectively managed and resolved through a body or council that determines what would be in the collective interests of the nation as a whole. Some have pointed out that this resembles a corporatist economic model, and many anarcho-fascists also label themselves as "corporatist libertarians" or "anarcho-corporativists". Anarcho-fascists also believe that labour must be mixed with the land in order to make their claim to "territory" legitimate.
Anarcho-fascists argue that, unlike classical fascism, an authoritarian leader is not needed to lead a nation and that many will voluntarily act of their own volition. However some anarcho-fascists, looking to keep the more recognisable traditions of fascism, may choose to have a "leader" with purely symbolic value much in the same way anarcho-monarchists do. They stress that self-discipline, physical fitness and uniformity are important in maintaining the overall strength of the nation. Anarcho-fascists celebrate political violence, war and militarism when used in conjunction against the state. It is believed this will not only weaken the state but "..awaken the warrior instinct within man, rejuvenate his primal spirit, passion and courage". This is seen as essential in order to flush out the "weak" elements of their society. Anarcho-fascist nations may also choose to engage in a friendly conflict between themselves if it is desired and agreed upon between both parties.
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Please tell me that this isn't real. These people can't possibly exist.
http://www.facebook.com/anarchistfascism
Anarcho-Fascism description:
Anarcho-fascism (also used interchangeably with the terms libertarian fascism, fascist anarchy, corporatist libertarianism and stateless fascism) is a radical, right-wing, anti-statist political and economic ideology. Rather than embracing a contradictory or antagonistic set of ideas, anarcho-fascists claim to synthesise the desirable elements of both fascism and anarchism to produce a syncretic anarchist tendency beyond "both left and right". Anarcho-fascists have cited inspiration from figures such as Georges Sorel, the Strasser brothers and Ernst Jünger as well as historical movements such as the Blueshirts in the Spanish civil war.
Anarcho-fascists, rooted in the theory of neotribalism, seek to establish autonomous societies that have seceded from the state and have organised along the basis of a shared "national identity" (which adherents voluntarily define and agree upon amongst themselves). Much like national anarchists, anarcho-fascists argue that the nation-state does not constitute the nation itself and rather it is defined by the natural cultural homogeneity shared between individuals. The preservation and protection of a nation's "identity" from external influences (or ideologies such as liberalism, conservatism, social democracy and Marxism) is held as a central tenet and duty of anarcho-fascists. Failure to do so would be seen as leading to gradual degeneration and eventual weakness of the nation.
Adopting neither capitalism or socialism, anarcho-fascism promotes a "third way" position where private businesses and worker cooperatives coexist alongside each other. Disputes would be collectively managed and resolved through a body or council that determines what would be in the collective interests of the nation as a whole. Some have pointed out that this resembles a corporatist economic model, and many anarcho-fascists also label themselves as "corporatist libertarians" or "anarcho-corporativists". Anarcho-fascists also believe that labour must be mixed with the land in order to make their claim to "territory" legitimate.
Anarcho-fascists argue that, unlike classical fascism, an authoritarian leader is not needed to lead a nation and that many will voluntarily act of their own volition. However some anarcho-fascists, looking to keep the more recognisable traditions of fascism, may choose to have a "leader" with purely symbolic value much in the same way anarcho-monarchists do. They stress that self-discipline, physical fitness and uniformity are important in maintaining the overall strength of the nation. Anarcho-fascists celebrate political violence, war and militarism when used in conjunction against the state. It is believed this will not only weaken the state but "..awaken the warrior instinct within man, rejuvenate his primal spirit, passion and courage". This is seen as essential in order to flush out the "weak" elements of their society. Anarcho-fascist nations may also choose to engage in a friendly conflict between themselves if it is desired and agreed upon between both parties.
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