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@metrikk @shalowaters @ScottAn72778460 @OCpatriot_ @sav_says_ #NazisWereSocialists😲😱🤦♂️ 🧵
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Kinda funny when you listen to what he says and just replace communism with corporatism...
#China
#Corporatism
#CorporateState
#Oligarchy
#China
#Corporatism
#CorporateState
#Oligarchy
The thought control part......
FAKE NEWS...
FAKE NEWS...
Same in social media....elong fired thousands of "moderators" only to find out they were conduits from gov to "control the messaging"?
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I really reject that tinfoil hat...but more i see the more i believe...
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I really reject that tinfoil hat...but more i see the more i believe...
There has been a fascinating debate on #Econtwitter (started by @ojblanchard1) on distributional origins of #inflation.
Interestingly, the distributional view has been (implicitly) taken into account into policy making in Germany over the past year.A 🧵1/
Interestingly, the distributional view has been (implicitly) taken into account into policy making in Germany over the past year.A 🧵1/
In the past summer, when inflation in Germany skyrocketed, chancellor Scholz invited social partners (unions and employer federations) and @bundesbank to confidential discussion rounds which he called “Konzertierte Aktion” (“concerted action”). 2/
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With this term, Scholz made a reference to a similar approach from the 1960s, when the Stabilitätsgesetz (“Stability Law”) had mandated a regular coordination between wage bargaining partners, the different levels of government and the @bundesbank. 3/
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There's much about #fascism that is largely hidden from us in Britain.
#Fascist ideas prospered politically only when perceived economic threats increased their appeal to members of certain social groups.
#CostOfLivingCrisis
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There's much about #fascism that is largely hidden from us in Britain.
#Fascist ideas prospered politically only when perceived economic threats increased their appeal to members of certain social groups.
#CostOfLivingCrisis
britannica.com/topic/fascism/…
In 1928, before the onset of the Great Depression in Germany, Hitler received less than 3 percent of the vote; after 1930, however, far more voters—many of them middle and lower-middle class individuals fearful of “proletarianization”—gave him their support.
The economic anxiety underlying the success of Nazism was reflected to some extent in party membership, which was drawn disproportionately from economic elites and other high-status groups—especially for leadership positions.
ECONOMY OF FASCIST ITALY; PART 1: WELFARE AND STRUCTURE
#fascism #fascist #corporatist #corporatism #italy #mussolini #fascist_italy
#fascism #fascist #corporatist #corporatism #italy #mussolini #fascist_italy
One of the things that is usually forgotten about when discussing fascism has to be economics, as usually most mainstream definitions of fascism either never mention it or are heavily reductionist i.e fascism is just when capitalism
but you probably already know, that's pretty wrong fascism definitely has a certain economic policy which is rather flexible but it exists, Corporatism, which can be defined as Syndicalism but without the antithesis between the syndicate and the state
as gentile puts it: (1)
as gentile puts it: (1)
