postyX - September 27, 2026


What is Fascism?

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00:00:00.380 We're ripping through this here. We're going to get on to fascism, because I hear that word,
00:00:06.040 I mean, everybody hears that word thrown around a lot. And, you know, a lot of people conflate it
00:00:11.420 with National Socialism or Nazism, or corporatism or stuff like that. And it's different. And I was
00:00:17.740 one of those people that were like, you know, it can't be that much different than National
00:00:21.160 Socialism. But this actually, and it's a short video. And this account, Basic Logic on YouTube,
00:00:27.420 is really based like i'm surprised he even still has a youtube account because he talks about a lot
00:00:33.800 of controversial things but i mean of course he doesn't do it in a offensive way but i mean i'm
00:00:39.720 sooner or later like i said he's gonna piss off the wrong jew and and they're gonna take his
00:00:43.980 channel down but if you want to know a lot about like history and it's kind of explained in more of
00:00:48.280 a simplistic kind of quick you know history lesson cliff notes version then i would suggest you follow
00:00:54.560 that channel but we're gonna check this out which why can't anyone define fascism and it's it's very
00:01:00.620 true because like i said they call everybody a fascist anybody who is right of far left you're
00:01:08.220 considered a fascist basically so it explains in five minutes basically what fascism is after
00:01:15.220 watching this and i actually watched it twice uh i honestly believe that we are already living in
00:01:22.780 some aspects of fascism and it's just hilarious that the you know the lefties who love the
00:01:29.100 government so much and support that seem to think that uh hey jc seem to think that
00:01:36.600 you know the right is the fascist and that we're not we're not living in a fascist society already
00:01:43.060 so anyways we'll give them the floor uh one second here here we go ask a leftist what fascism is
00:01:51.200 and he'll tell you whatever Trump is doing.
00:01:53.940 Ask a low IQ YouTube historian
00:01:55.660 and he will give you some generic answer
00:01:57.560 like authoritarianism plus nationalism
00:01:59.640 while ignoring that that describes
00:02:01.600 99% of governance throughout history.
00:02:04.260 And when academics try to define fascism,
00:02:06.780 they often fail and end up resorting
00:02:08.680 either to reductionism
00:02:09.800 or they just make stuff up to fit a narrative.
00:02:13.000 So hold on, he goes through it really quick.
00:02:15.360 So let's say a popular 95 essay
00:02:18.700 which sought to describe fascism in 14 points by Umberto Eco.
00:02:23.120 The essay is a joke and self-admittedly self-contradictory
00:02:26.440 with vague subjective terminology,
00:02:28.760 which amounts to nothing more than thinly veiled insults
00:02:31.080 against ideological opponents, many such cases.
00:02:34.800 In it, Eco effectively amounts fascism to the desire for tradition and order.
00:02:39.660 Okay, so we got that.
00:02:41.760 They're resorting either to reductionism
00:02:43.560 or they just make stuff up to fit a narrative.
00:02:46.320 And that's true too.
00:02:47.320 Like, again, with the left, right? 0.99
00:02:48.620 They just make shit up, right? 0.98
00:02:49.700 And because they're considered the, you know, like this whole elite, like the educated class, the technocracy kind of idea where they're considered the experts in everything. 0.99
00:03:03.800 People just listen to them. 0.99
00:03:05.060 They can just make up shit and say whatever they want. 0.99
00:03:07.340 And because they have this status in society as some kind of expert, everybody believes them without even looking for, you know, facts or evidence. 0.98
00:03:14.960 defining fascism in the modern day is challenging because first it's an ideology that lives outside
00:03:22.260 the agreed-upon left-right political spectrum and markets itself as a third way and second
00:03:28.240 its association of nazism with which it is often confused therefore so he's calling it youtubeism
00:03:34.660 because you can't put the word nazism in here or you'll get uh you know demonetized and probably
00:03:40.860 cancelled. So he's basically saying that fascism and Nazism are fundamentally different ideologies
00:03:46.220 and he even almost went to war. Their similarities are for the most part superficial, they're both
00:03:51.240 authoritarian and don't like Western liberalism or Marxism. But that's about it. So that's where
00:03:56.280 their similarities end. For in this video, I'll be listing its core principles. The first of which
00:04:03.320 is state worship. Mussolini and Gentili wrote it plainly. The state is all embracing. Outside of it,
00:04:09.960 no values can exist so we'll just go over this so the doctrine 0.99
00:04:14.500 i don't know why like i finished coffee i swear every time i start streaming my fucking voice 0.90
00:04:21.900 tends to want to disappear the doctrine of fascism which was from 1932 the fascist conception of the 0.90
00:04:29.060 state is all embracing outside of it no human or spiritual values can exist much less have value
00:04:35.100 this is what grabbed me initially thinking like aren't we going through that now like the state
00:04:40.580 is basically becoming all embracing where it basically you know raises the children it's
00:04:46.160 telling everybody what they can and cannot do and like even their own homes at this point
00:04:50.460 you know we're being surveilled and stuff like that so and they're trying to eradicate
00:04:55.840 religion or you know community right so i was kind of like this is almost like what we're
00:05:01.220 dealing with now so they're saying that no human or spiritual values can exist much less have value
00:05:08.080 thus understood fascism is totalitarian and the fascist state a synthesis of a and a unit
00:05:15.420 inclusive of all values interprets develops and potentiates the whole life of a people
00:05:21.340 no individuals or groups so there's no political parties cultural associations economic unions or
00:05:27.220 social classes outside the state so it's important to because they're gonna he's gonna go on to
00:05:32.540 explain what nazism as well and it is does sound similar but there are some unique differences
00:05:38.340 here's the interesting part if no values can exist outside the state then the characterization of
00:05:45.200 fascism as nationalistic or traditional is reductionist as it is the state that defines
00:05:52.120 what the nation and its traditions are right whereas others would define their nation along
00:05:56.440 ethnic or cultural lines the fascist defines it by its own bureaucracy so and that's where i
00:06:02.800 have a problem i guess you could say with fascism is that it's not um necessarily race first it's
00:06:11.100 state first i guess you could say and in most cases that would mean you know race but it doesn't
00:06:16.580 it's not that uh explicit and exclusive imagine a state which claims to be a servant of the nation
00:06:23.120 and yet tries to arbitrarily decide what defines that nation.
00:06:28.160 Following this logic, economics in such a nation isn't capitalist or socialist.
00:06:33.220 It's corporatist.
00:06:34.780 And that's what Italy had, right?
00:06:38.200 More of a corporatist, I guess a corporatist ideology or government. 0.61
00:06:44.880 And that's Hitler modeled a lot of National Socialism after that. 0.71
00:06:48.540 They hated both free-market liberalism as selfish and Marxist class warfare as too international and therefore outside their state's control. 0.88
00:06:58.640 Instead, they invented the, quote, third way.
00:07:01.980 Mussolini and Gentili wrote that they would recognize the conditions that led to socialism and address it, not by abolishing private property, but rather through government oversight.
00:07:12.560 Employers and employees organized as trade unions negotiate under the oversight of the state.
00:07:17.700 So let's go back to that.
00:07:20.540 As for socialism, the fascist doctrine frankly recognizes that the problem raised by it as to the relations between capital and labor is a very serious one, perhaps the central one of modern life.
00:07:34.480 What fascism does not countenance is the collectivist solution proposed by the socialists.
00:07:40.540 Fascism comes from the word fascio, which means bundle, and is used for trade unions.
00:07:45.140 additionally Mussolini was syndicalist prior to fascism. And then we go on. Fascism is therefore
00:07:58.120 opposed to socialism, to which unity within the state, which amalgamates classes into a single
00:08:04.140 economic and ethical reality, is unknown and which sees in history nothing but the class struggle.
00:08:11.360 Fascism is likewise opposed to trade unionism as a class weapon.
00:08:15.540 So they believe in not having classes either.
00:08:18.080 But when brought within the orbit of the state,
00:08:20.560 fascism recognizes the real need which gave rise to socialism and trade unionism,
00:08:25.740 giving them due weight in the guild or corporative system
00:08:28.900 in which divergent interests are coordinated and harmonized in the unity of the state.
00:08:33.460 That's a lot, and I really don't understand it just by reading that.
00:08:37.920 So let's listen to some more.
00:08:39.220 And employees organize trade unions negotiate under the oversight of the state.
00:08:44.660 And with the state's goals prioritized, the result was massive corporations allied with the state,
00:08:50.820 receiving all the benefits possible, whereas small businesses and the working man faced crushing regulation.
00:08:57.360 Imagine a state which played off the natural tensions between employers and employees.
00:09:02.940 Isn't this... I think so, JC. I think that's what we're going to get to by the end of it.
00:09:08.580 But isn't this what we're dealing with now?
00:09:11.420 They talk about the foreshadowing, right? 0.98
00:09:14.240 But all these regulations and stuff like that in fascism, we're dealing with that fucking now. 0.95
00:09:21.200 Whereas small businesses and the working man faced crushing regulation, 0.97
00:09:25.920 imagine a state which played off the natural tensions between employers and employees,
00:09:31.000 using the plight of the employee to gain more control over businesses
00:09:34.060 and the plight of businesses to gain more control over workers.
00:09:37.860 with the ultimate winner being the state and its cronies.
00:09:41.560 And how did they do that with the immigration thing, right?
00:09:44.780 They basically, this is how they got control over the workers, right? 0.74
00:09:47.420 I have a feeling that a lot of this bringing in immigration and stuff like that 0.89
00:09:53.000 prior to the last 10 years, but like before, was to, well, obviously to suppress wages,
00:09:58.940 but because a lot of companies like larger, especially trade, like in the trades
00:10:03.020 and in like, I guess you would say like factory work, you know, blue collar work.
00:10:07.860 unions came up right and they demanded higher wages and a lot of these companies you know
00:10:13.500 whatever greedy or whatever they decided that it was cheaper to import labor and they lobbied the
00:10:19.480 government and then you know so it's kind of like working together so the government pretends that
00:10:23.380 they're all for the unions and the workers rights but really they're working behind the back and 0.93
00:10:26.660 helping the you know the company bring in immigrants scab labor that's going to be cheaper 0.93
00:10:32.200 and you know then putting their hands up when all these job losses to Canadians like oh well well
00:10:36.440 here's some UBI. It's pretty diabolical. However, in practice, fascists faced practical
00:10:45.860 limitations. Their own population was deeply religious, and their most important ally was
00:10:51.600 race-obsessed, and defined the nation strictly along racial lines, contradicting the fascist
00:10:57.640 bureaucratic power. The fascist state then had to play a delicate balancing act. Imagine a state
00:11:03.500 having to find creative solutions to synthesize the positions of their religious base 0.67
00:11:08.060 and the racially obsessed foreign power.
00:11:10.900 But wait, hold on.
00:11:12.240 Why does all of this sound so familiar?
00:11:14.720 An all-encompassing state which tries to be the sole arbiter of morality, culture, and
00:11:19.440 economics.
00:11:19.620 Even in this video, he had the same idea as I do, that we're already in this.
00:11:24.580 Economics.
00:11:25.480 State worship that made politics into the religion of the masses.
00:11:29.280 A system that's neither truly capitalist nor socialist,
00:11:32.160 but instead has massive corporations working with the government,
00:11:36.260 crushing competition, and furthering an agenda.
00:11:39.420 A state where its bureaucracy...
00:11:41.000 And this especially is really prevalent in Canada.
00:11:43.340 Like, you guys all know about the dairy cartel.
00:11:46.160 They have a cartel on the internet and cell phones
00:11:50.520 and all that kind of technology and stuff like that.
00:11:53.520 You know, cable TV.
00:11:55.160 The grocery stores have a monopoly.
00:11:58.200 Like, it's really pervasive in Canada. 0.98
00:12:01.080 this whole fucking um you know corporate like protecting the corporations and stuff like that 0.98
00:12:07.040 he thinks it can decide what that nation is one where you have freedom on paper but actually 0.97
00:12:12.280 need the government's license to do or own anything and even on paper bureaucracy thinks
00:12:17.680 it can decide indians are just better americans vivek ramaskami paraphrased i love it what that
00:12:25.780 nation is one where you have freedom on paper but actually need the government's license to do
00:12:30.900 or own anything see and even an alliance with racially motivated actors the only thing that
00:12:37.900 doesn't perfectly match to modern governments is autarky and yet when we look at the history
00:12:43.660 of the nations doing autarky they were just so autarky again this is not something i've heard
00:12:48.900 much about and it makes sense because they probably don't want people to know much about this
00:12:52.040 but this is uh it's rather swampy that's right jc um economic independence so the definition is
00:12:59.620 economic independence and self-sufficiency it's a scary ancient greek word for a very simple
00:13:04.960 concept it's to try to become less reliant on foreign trade for essential goods yeah like
00:13:11.900 it shouldn't every country be under this any country that you know claims to be sovereign or
00:13:18.080 you know wants to be sovereign and even as a superpower geopolitically that you should be 0.58
00:13:22.920 doing this you should never be reliant on a foreign like you the less you're reliant on foreign 0.96
00:13:30.500 you know goods and stuff like that the better off you are trying to isolate themselves from
00:13:36.440 economic dependence on rival nations and continued large-scale trade with their allies 0.51
00:13:41.800 is that not what we do today through sanctions and resource consolidation the fascists just
00:13:47.300 had more enemies than we do and weren't as keen on destroying the industrial sector as we are
00:13:52.900 See?
00:13:53.360 So it's fascism, but just it's like eco-fascism.
00:13:55.840 Well, that's what they call it, I guess, eco-fascism, right?
00:13:58.280 The only undeniable difference between the modern West and fascism
00:14:02.180 is the latter's paternalism, its masculine hierarchical culture,
00:14:06.840 as opposed to modernity's feminine, egalitarian nanny state.
00:14:11.060 So, yeah, basically the difference is,
00:14:13.260 the reason why we're not in what would be like a full-blown fascist state,
00:14:17.100 like, you know, Mussolini or whatever,
00:14:18.600 is because that was a masculine-led, you know, ideological movement or whatever you want to call it.
00:14:26.300 That was a masculine-led governance way of, you know, running the place.
00:14:31.160 And now we have the feminine-led.
00:14:34.100 So this is why it hasn't turned out the same way.
00:14:39.620 In other words, if you want to know what fascism is, it's the modern West without the rainbow flags.
00:14:46.100 Should we be surprised that...
00:14:47.440 so there you go it's the modern west without the rainbow flags basically so without the rainbow 1.00
00:14:52.740 flags without the gay pride and all this stuff the rights and stuff like that we would be no
00:14:57.720 different than the fascism from italy and nobody sees that that's what i mean like it's so hilarious 0.81
00:15:03.360 that you get called by these lefties and it's because they don't know like they don't even
00:15:07.580 know what a nazi is and they'll just call you that because it's like one of those things that
00:15:12.000 really you know i mean it's getting better now but like previously you had no defense to that
00:15:17.020 the only defense to that word that no-no word was to claim that you weren't otherwise you would
00:15:22.140 have been persecuted probably i would trust i would trust or trust rather russia's aircraft
00:15:33.920 before i would trust yeah boeing that's got you know dei people engineers and stuff like that like
00:15:39.220 no an ideology that we are taught to hate and yet mirrors us and always accept testosterone levels
00:15:45.980 is also the one that we are least able to define. 0.68
00:15:49.640 Could we be surprised at the feminization of society
00:15:52.320 when the only object... 0.93
00:15:53.820 This is interesting, look. 1.00
00:15:59.240 So, the female run, sorry. 1.00
00:16:05.740 Sorry, I'm eating lunch. 1.00
00:16:07.020 It's always bad, I know, it's terrible.
00:16:11.280 Okay, so political egalitarian,
00:16:13.340 inclusivity and tolerance.
00:16:15.280 So this is what we're at now, right? We're in the egalitarian fascism, inclusivity, tolerance, demilitarized citizenry, welfare state, universal suffrage.
00:16:28.580 And the elites are, of course, the managers, the bureaucrats and the celebrities.
00:16:31.500 Under a male-led or masculine fascist state, it would be hierarchical, exclusivity, citizen service, so you would be required to serve for the country, self-reliance, limited privilege, suffrage, and of course the elites are the military commanders and the industrialists, which in my opinion is how it probably should be.
00:17:00.220 objective difference between a quote totally evil ideology and modernity is masculinity the
00:17:07.000 competition between the political left and right resulted in a synthesis causing a third way that
00:17:12.420 no one not even the fascists are happy about so that was basically that's it that's just kind of
00:17:19.920 a short video explaining fascism and like i said i thought it was good because i never really put
00:17:26.340 two and two together.