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That’s the classical neofascist view.
by aj7 4y ago
That’s the classical neofascist view.
- photochemsyn 4y agoAre you saying we should be cautious when using simple biological analogies to describe complex human social behavior? Or is that just an ad hominem attack on the concept that investment capitalism is fundamentally flawed, and is in fact more of a destructive force than a creative force relative to industrial capitalism in the competitive market model? Consider: is the situation where a cabal of Wall Street billionaires control almost all decisions about industrial production (basically the current USA system, with some outliers, see Tesla's upset of the car cabal) really all that different from a situation where a cohort of Communist Party insiders make all such decisions (Soviet Union), or where a fascist state-industrial combine (IG Farben - Krupp - Nazi Party) does? Neo-fascist, neo-communist, neo-authoritarian, neo-feudal - investment capitalism has a long history of involvement in all such behavior, dating back to Lloyd's of London investing in the slave trade, or the behavior of various British Crown Corporations in India.