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Fascism is Ultra-right

Fascism is Ultra-right | Fascism is left-wing. Mussolini was a socialist and a syndicalist and used this as the basis for fascism. Mussolini was expelled from the PSI for his support for WWI. He rejected socialism, especially Marxism, and endorsed nationalism and created fascism. Italian fascism favored private property. While he believed in worker's syndicates, he also favored corporatism and thought class collaboration was a proper route, rather than the socialist doctrine of abolition of class, or a dictatorship of the proletariat. However, Mussolini banned strikes and later expelled and killed socialists under his totalitarian regime. | image tagged in hei bei and aang,fascism,mussolini,socialism,left wing,conservative logic | made w/ Imgflip meme maker
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Robert_
1 up, 3y,
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Never has a conservative said fascism was a left originated belief, we’ve only stated antifa acts quite the opposite of what they propose. Which would be fascism,
TriggeringConservatives
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Not true at all. There are even cons on here that’ll argue Hitler and Mussolini were left-wing socialists. Rand Paul argues that Nazis were socialists in The Case Against Socialism.

I don’t see antifa embracing militarism, nationalism, antisemitism or anything of a corporatist character. They are fighting groups like the Proud Boys and other fascist and white nationalist groups to get them off the streets, and I thank them for that.
Robert_
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The proud boys was a club that guys went to go drink beer and talk about women and cars. I do not thank antifa for burning down independent businesses and wasting 3 million dollars in property damage
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Fascism is left-wing. Mussolini was a socialist and a syndicalist and used this as the basis for fascism. Mussolini was expelled from the PSI for his support for WWI. He rejected socialism, especially Marxism, and endorsed nationalism and created fascism. Italian fascism favored private property. While he believed in worker's syndicates, he also favored corporatism and thought class collaboration was a proper route, rather than the socialist doctrine of abolition of class, or a dictatorship of the proletariat. However, Mussolini banned strikes and later expelled and killed socialists under his totalitarian regime.