> On the contrary, fascist movements despise coherent philosophies. Because it isn't a philosophy but rather a defensive reaction against the liberal democrat

> On the contrary, fascist movements despise coherent philosophies. Because it isn't a philosophy but rather a defensive reaction against the liberal democratic empire on one side and the communist/marxist empire on the other side. It's pretty much nationalism that rose up in europe to prevent smaller nations from being gobbled up by either the american or soviet empires. It's just easier to malign it as fascism rather than nationalism because most people are nationalists. It's also why we hate fascists in america and the soviets hated fascists. Because nationalists/fascists were against both. Fascism wasn't defined by what it is. Fascism was defined by what it didn't want to become. What it didn't want to be slave to.