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Communists see fascists wherever they go. However it's only really true when they are standing in front of a mirror.
 
Con inc talking points are unproductive and wrong.

"Democracy is beautiful in theory; in practice it is a fallacy. You in America will see that someday. Death has become a friend who no longer frightens me. Death is a gift from God to those who have suffered too much. Fascism is definitely and absolutely opposed to the doctrines of liberalism, both in the political and economic sphere."

Benito Mussolini

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"Death is a gift from God to those who have suffered too much."

Tyranny is when you give that gift to those who are unwilling rather than keeping it to yourself
 
@WHlTE_W4LKER: It's not a quote, it's my own sentiment. Just because someone thinks that death in warfare is a great thing doesn't mean he's entitled to conscript his neighbour who thinks otherwise. The weakness of fascism is that it's just another form of collectivism, which always results in State-mandated cruelty
 
You can find aspects of history exciting or inspirational without verbatim doing what the participants would have done. Mussolin's rise is about how an unlikely nationalist revolution of veteran's clubs swept the country in the course of a year, overthrew the reds who were in office, and then pushed aside the king. That's a very unique case study
 
A quick research on Fascism and Communism in Italy:

As far as I can tell Fascism and Nazism share much in common with Timocracy as described in Plato’s book, The Republic.

The bulk of the Italian defence forces were Partisans, made up of liberal democrats, communists and Catholics. The groups formed an unlikely temporary faction out of necessity. Until Communists decided to execute at least 17 Catholics in 45’

Up to the Nazi occupation of Italy Adolf was already persecuting Catholics for a decade+ prior. In 1933 Adolf’s Vice chancellor signed the Reichskonkordat agreement at the Vatican and Germany almost immediately violated it. Mussolini also banned Catholic youth groups in 1931 replacing them with fascist youth camps. (resembling ancient Spartan Agoge)
 
The white supremacist Lothrop Stoddard (author of the 1920s bestseller The Rising Tide of Color against White World Supremacy) was invited by the NSDAP to visit Germany in 1939 and made mention of Christians being persecuted, and said that parents who objected to the abolition of Catholic youth groups were sent to concentration camps. Ultimately Stoddard, though sharing the Nazis' views on race, was a proud American and thought that their ideology would never be accepted in an individualistic and freedom-loving country like the US
 
@ChevChelios
More than sufficient. We can fight in a mild productive way, but there is nothing gained by splits or becoming too acrimonious. The Anglo Saxon race is more inclined towards a libertine view of social relations in any case, we shouldn't fool ourselves into trying to put the wrong shoe on the foot
 
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