HappySqurriel said:
I don't deny that Fascism is a mix of extreme views from the political spectrum; and I (mostly) said that it was more related to left wing politics because (currently) the mix of social conservatism and libertarianism in most democracies means that conservatives mostly only agree on economic issues, and the heavy influence and control of the economy by the state is more related to current liberal/progressive politics in most nations.
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Except, not all left wing policies agree with a more active government like left liberatianism, this is where you are wrong there are also authoritarian right wing ideas, which fascism is one, for example, in an ideal marxist society, there would be no state, not anything like the fascism, which depends on nationalism.
Also Kaz, I think you are mistaking leninism for Marxism, lenin believed that there needed to be a stage of authoritarian rule to restructure a non capitalistic socieity, with Marxism, the overthrow of capitalism would lead to a socialism stage whith social control of the economy in the hands of a democratic state, and eventually to the irrelevance of the state







