Chocobo
18th February 2007, 22:32
Fascism is growing in Russia, and fast. Human rights movements are being devoured, their pleas drained by the sound of the xenophobic, corporatist movement. As the plea for equality comes out, the economic theory comes into play. Russia, having an under-developed economy, is in need of economic prosperity to achieve current day standards for a developed country. Mussolini's Italy flourished under Fascism, America even looked up to Fascisms corporatist actions. This in mind, the very same thing can occur with Russia. If Russia were to develop a well-fed economy then it could easily become a much more practical place for political, social, and economical emancipation. This in mind, I question to all of you. Should human-rights come into place before dealing with rational theory for economic prosperity and a further, more graspable gain, of socialism?