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Yes it is it's an egalitarian world view as opposed to the hierarchical world view that was present before the French Revolution. Why do you think it is the French revolution was so widely respected by Marxist historians? And true it's not strictly egalitarian only because Marx differed from the Liberals in that instead of trying to create greater equality between social groups one should abolish the social groups all together.

And yes that is a common economic strategy in fascism to nationalize some industry and supervise some private industry. However, in most fascist writing on economics focuses on the abolition of debt slavery. There are no fascist economics outside of what is considered most beneficial for the national community. To be fair Mussolini was a corporatist and Perón had his own version of it and it is considered one of the best ways to structure the economy by most fascists.

And as far as your "I don't consider" green lining - a materialist and a non-materialist will have very different conceptions of politics lmao. What is considered right wing and left wing is not universally agreed upon which makes the terms sort of useless.

>you're worse than a fucking sjw lmfao
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