Red October
4th December 2006, 20:54
this is what some dude on facebook said about socialism:
Fascism does have an end goal, it's a utopian branch of Socialism.
Before everyone starts jumping on me, let's break things down. What is Socialism? Socialism refers to a broad array of doctrines or political movements that envisage a socio-economic system in which property and the distribution of wealth are subject to social control. In other words, society controls wealth and property.
Communism is a major branch of Socialism that believes in a universal Socialist state, in other words, International Socialism. Everyone here is familiar with that.
Fascism is a branch of Socialism that grew out of former members of Socialist movements (Mussolini was a former Syndicalist) that disagreed with the Bolshevik concept of International Socialism, and the concept of Russian Exceptionalism, in which their society didn't need to transistion from Feudalism to Capitalism to Socialism, and could directly go to Communism because it was superior. Fascism is National Socialism (which is Nazi abbreviated.), in which concerns only with the welfare of their own state. Both were violent opponents of each other, as they both saw themselves as rivals of which needed to fight to secure who would replace the Capitalist system which was flawed. Both were atheistic, and anti-capitalist, and ended up ruling in authoritarian regimes in reality.
One could be considered a Nazi and a Communist, as both were Anti-Capitalist movements that progressed to Socialism, but it isn't logical.
Fascism does have an end goal, it's a utopian branch of Socialism.
Before everyone starts jumping on me, let's break things down. What is Socialism? Socialism refers to a broad array of doctrines or political movements that envisage a socio-economic system in which property and the distribution of wealth are subject to social control. In other words, society controls wealth and property.
Communism is a major branch of Socialism that believes in a universal Socialist state, in other words, International Socialism. Everyone here is familiar with that.
Fascism is a branch of Socialism that grew out of former members of Socialist movements (Mussolini was a former Syndicalist) that disagreed with the Bolshevik concept of International Socialism, and the concept of Russian Exceptionalism, in which their society didn't need to transistion from Feudalism to Capitalism to Socialism, and could directly go to Communism because it was superior. Fascism is National Socialism (which is Nazi abbreviated.), in which concerns only with the welfare of their own state. Both were violent opponents of each other, as they both saw themselves as rivals of which needed to fight to secure who would replace the Capitalist system which was flawed. Both were atheistic, and anti-capitalist, and ended up ruling in authoritarian regimes in reality.
One could be considered a Nazi and a Communist, as both were Anti-Capitalist movements that progressed to Socialism, but it isn't logical.