You are viewing a single comment's thread. View all
1
devotech2 on scored.co
25 days ago1 point(+0/-0/+1Score on mirror)
Adding onto this because I believe it's of importance (time for a diatribe)
Mussolini doesnt get a damned bit of enough credit for his work. It's insurmountable what he, the socialists/marxists who followed him and became fascists, and the influence he had on other movements actually did for Europe.
Without his tactics, the idea of the founding of paramilitaries comprised of ww1 vets to protect party members, and his essential ideas of a vanguard party leading the revolution to victory (ironically coming directly from leninism, and being one of the major points he split with other marxists over), nothing would have ever happened and Europe would be dead in the water way before ww2 even began.
The NSDAP (the DAP then) was a disorganized shitshow of religious schizophrenics doing effectively nothing before hitler, who at that point was practically a disciple of mussolini and copied whatever he did, took power over it. No mussolini, no Hitler. No hitler and mussolini = Europe completely at the mercy of the US, Britain, and the USSR.
Yeah, mussolini wasn't jew aware at first. Mussolini disagreed with hitler on almost everything later on. It doesn't really make any difference. We can argue theory and race realism and whatever and say that it's better, true, but mussolini was a prior marxist, that cannot be understated and the influence never died, but in any case, classical fascism was the foundation for *everything* that came after it. Every economic model, every vanguard party, every paramilitary movement, all directly from mussolini and his work. He was the greatest statesman modern Italy ever had. He lived and died for his vision of a better Italy and a better Europe, and the couple of holes in his beliefs, which are forgivable as the first to ever do something, do not change this.
Mussolini doesnt get a damned bit of enough credit for his work. It's insurmountable what he, the socialists/marxists who followed him and became fascists, and the influence he had on other movements actually did for Europe.
Without his tactics, the idea of the founding of paramilitaries comprised of ww1 vets to protect party members, and his essential ideas of a vanguard party leading the revolution to victory (ironically coming directly from leninism, and being one of the major points he split with other marxists over), nothing would have ever happened and Europe would be dead in the water way before ww2 even began.
The NSDAP (the DAP then) was a disorganized shitshow of religious schizophrenics doing effectively nothing before hitler, who at that point was practically a disciple of mussolini and copied whatever he did, took power over it. No mussolini, no Hitler. No hitler and mussolini = Europe completely at the mercy of the US, Britain, and the USSR.
Yeah, mussolini wasn't jew aware at first. Mussolini disagreed with hitler on almost everything later on. It doesn't really make any difference. We can argue theory and race realism and whatever and say that it's better, true, but mussolini was a prior marxist, that cannot be understated and the influence never died, but in any case, classical fascism was the foundation for *everything* that came after it. Every economic model, every vanguard party, every paramilitary movement, all directly from mussolini and his work. He was the greatest statesman modern Italy ever had. He lived and died for his vision of a better Italy and a better Europe, and the couple of holes in his beliefs, which are forgivable as the first to ever do something, do not change this.