Marxists can be nationalists
Giovanni Gentile the philosopher of fascism has been buried by progressive historians because his ideas sound creepily similar to their own
By Matthew Vadum -- Matthew Vadum—— Bio and Archives--December 26, 2017
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Explaining the nature and origins of fascism isn’t an easy task, as Jonah Goldberg demonstrated in the fairly definitive book, Liberal Fascism. For starters, as Goldberg has noted, it is difficult to get people to agree on even a definition of the ideology.
Dinesh D’Souza, author of The Big Lie, is correct when he identifies fascism as a species of socialism. That is exactly what fascism is — and, as he argues, Giovanni Gentile got the fascist (wrecking) ball rolling.
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