To: Eleutheria5
Fascist-syndicalism was the predecessor of fascism.
Your path of Fascism was Hegel >> Marx >> Stirner >> Georges Sorel(1847-1922)
Fascist-syndicalism was the concept of binding the in a workers' self-management system together. Fascism simply dropped syndicalism.
Max Stirner version of anarchism-syndicalism had no mechanism for each workers' self-management system to work together.
Most believe Fascism is right wing(Classic liberal/conservative) Even the modern Nazi's believe it. That was because Alberto de' Stefani( laissez-faire capitalist) whom worked for Mussolini as his fiance minister. The bankers at the time forced Mussolini to take him in. Stefani did a fantastic job of cleaning up the debts and other financial issues as the bankers required for their credit to open. When his job was done he was fired on the spot by Mussolini. Stefani truly hated the fascists called them corrupted sons of bitches. Everyone ignores what Stefani did for the fascists. Everyone ignores what Stefani did for the fascists. Because of most people believe fascism is based on right wing concepts which is clearly was never remotely what Mussolini wanted.
Nazi's is an imaginary derogatory term which can mean anything anyone wants it to mean. Nationalsozialismus (Sozi) called themselves Sozi.
6 posted on
09/12/2022 10:50:49 AM PDT by
Steve Van Doorn
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To: Steve Van Doorn
Not too many people talk about Stirner. Well done.
I find Syndicalism to be an interesting concept — but anyone who wants Power and Control over society is going to drop Syndicalism: self-management isn’t what the Fascists were hoping to achieve.
7 posted on
09/12/2022 10:55:50 AM PDT by
ClearCase_guy
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To: Steve Van Doorn
Ezra Pound wrote admiringly in his Cantos of Mussolini double-crossing the bankers.
8 posted on
09/12/2022 10:56:47 AM PDT by
Eleutheria5
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