/pol/ is fascism a subcategory of communism?

Well, National Socialism was still Socialism, but without the Internationalism part, so he is somewhat correct. And besides, National Socialism has more in common with Bolshevism than one would like to admit anyways.

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>>135111613

Does this sounds like communism, fuccboi?

>>135111742
Really? well fuck him anyways he voted for Clinton and shit I can't show weakness in this argument kek

They are both collectivist ideologies. One simply acknowledges that collective as the nation as a whole and the other the workers.

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>>135111613

Does this sounds like communism, fuccboi?

>>135111872
>spic flag
>opinion discarded

>>135112231
This is interesting to hear, also sadness my heart that this beta cuck was somewhat right
>>135112252
seem like a closet commie

>>135111613
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>>135112391

Don't ask pol for answers to your questions. They're almost always meme answers or leftypol retards. Read book and manifestos if you're really curious.

>>135112608
Fair enough

>>135111613
mussolini himself (the guy who taught lil adolf everything he knew) formulated fascism as the spiritual successor and ideological replacement for socialism. He felt that socialism didn't go far enough, and offered fascism as a replacement.

>>135111613
so no. it's not a subcategory of communism

but both communism and fascism are subcategories of socialism.

>>135111613
>I said Italy was never commie
Mussolini was a former socialist and the PCI (Partito Comunista Italiano) was one of the strongest parties in the post-WWII era with an incredible influence on the people.