/lit/ - Literature

Dear /lit/,

I'm interested in fascism. Actual fascism, not the "dats fasist" kind that gets thrown around when people detect anything remotely authoritarian. What are some good objective works on what fascism actually is? Social structures, ideology, economics, everything. If objective isn't possible then I'd like pro-fascist stuff.

>>3505808
yes yes yes

>>3474504
>if you can't play nice p-please hurt yourself, baddies
Typical egalitarianist

>>2920509
Your use of the term fascism is "controlly". Yes, every organised movement is controlly. They like to control things in order to achieve their goals.

If you are asking if the struggle for female rights is a form nationalist but social corporatism founded in Italy, then no.

Isn't syndicalism the economic side of fascism?

>>2790622
Fascism, however, has never really failed.

>>2784604
Those markets have only been free in so far as it pleased the state. A market isn't quite free when the state at any moment can demand to have all of your shit.

I wasn't suggesting socialism works though, I think nothing really works. But a free market where personal value is created solely by capital seems to be the worst option to me. It also creates an ugly mercantile culture of conniving fat little balding money grubbers. I'd prefer a fascist state over a free market, if only because of the aesthetics.

>>2648478
No, that other one.

>>2620918
Because it implies strong and fanatical ideology and a collective united by these values.

>>2607275
>implying I'm not a fascist

>>2526744
More of a fascist, really.