Is the doctrine of fascism as flexible as it needs to be

of course, you brainwash everyone so much that you can switch to communist regime and no one will notice

>>1889459

>hey russia friends now
>hey russia enemies now

yes.

>>1889459

All power is with a few people. So yeah depending on the people.

>Doctrine of fascism
There is no singluar coherent doctrine of fascism.
Stated in simple terms, it can be said
>For the health and well being of the nation and its people
The best writer on the subject of fascism is Mosley.
Read "100 questions asked an answered" or whatever it is.

>>1889459

It's authoritarian, so no.

It's rigid, straight forward and has one goal in mind

theres not really much philosphy and doctrine about it, just that it preserves culture and defends against the reds. national socialism is pretty ideological though. not that hitler followed his own ideas

>>1891477

Mosley writes about british Fascism, which doesnt apply to Italian or German fascists.

Instead read Mussolini

But truth be told, it's a meme ideology.

>>1889459
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>>1891477
Best way I heard it described by a professor (who actually interviewed Mosely and the old british fascists, along with some spanish and italian lads) is as a magpie ideology, literally takes whatevers on the upswing and bends it to fit a political aim. The most non-contentious definition of it is literally "Not Liberalism".