Real Fascism Has Neve Been Tried—Fascism *IS* Socialism
November 28, 2025
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as posted by the channelJoin Malcolm and Simone Collins as they dive deep into the provocative question: "Has real fascism ever been tried?" In this thought-provoking episode, Malcolm explores the historical and ideological roots of fascism, socialism, and their intersections with modern political movements. The discussion challenges conventional narratives about left and right-wing ideologies, examining how terms like "fascism" and "socialism" have been redefined over time.
The conversation covers:
The origins and definitions of fascism and socialism
How historical figures like Mussolini and Hitler viewed their own movements
The role of collectivism, authoritarianism, and racial/ethnic narratives in shaping ideologies
Parallels between past and present political rhetoric
The influence of institutions, religion, and education on political identity
The dangers of labeling and the importance of questioning mainstream narratives
Whether you agree or disagree, this episode encourages critical thinking and a deeper look at the history and language of political ideologies. Perfect for viewers interested in history, politics, and challenging the status quo.
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