¿Una nueva Marcha del Fascismo sobre Occidente?
Abstract
¿Qué es exactamente el fascismo? Los fascistas se veían a sí mismos como creadores de la unidad entre el capital y el trabajo y el fascismo como una ideología revolucionaria antiliberal, anticomunista y anticonservadora, que mezcla ideales ultranacionalistas antiliberales y marxistas revisionistas, y que nació durante las múltiples crisis de los años de entreguerras. Es un tipo de "socialismo" en nombre de la nación, que supuestamente renace tras un periodo de decadencia y declive. Los fascistas son, por tanto, anticapitalistas (y anticomunistas) y, por extensión, "antimaterialistas". Pretenden crear una comunidad nacional unificada, que no se vea desgarrada por las divisiones de las desigualdades capitalistas ni por el enfrentamiento comunista entre burguesía y proletariado. Los fascistas consideran que el liberalismo, el sistema parlamentario y los legados igualitarios y de derechos de las revoluciones estadounidense y francesa son individualistas y, por tanto, antitéticos a la causa primordial de la nación.
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