Fascism - A Failure of Modern Politics?

Fascism is the product of modern political failure to what extent. Fascism is still a threat to Western society in the 21st century. When democracy collapses, people look to extreme forms of government. In Europe during the First World War and the Second World War, in particular the popularity of the right party, especially Benito Mussolini in Italy and Adolf Hitler in Germany, experienced the popularity of the fascist movement. The rise of Italian fascism was usually due to democratic government failures after the Russian Revolution in 1917, Italian liberalism, and fear of Bolshevism (Linz 1998, pp. 177-178).

Failure after failure - economic, political and social systems. If a powerful and effective institution works, fascism can not rise all the time. Let's take a look at Germany again. Hitler never got a majority seat - power gave him. Really: It was just delivered. The central bank gave up on currency management. Really: Give up. Then there are Chamberlain and others. Media from all over the world has been fascinated and failed to properly warn of future terrorist incidents. If these go wrong, World War II will not happen. But they did: System failed seeds of fascism - those institutions could not save society from the fascism they created. What should Germany do after World War II It must establish a new system, prepare a new constitution, reorganize the government, and establish a war crime court. Are you scared? should!

This requires a vacuum. If a powerful agency functions, fascism will be killed. It only appears when there is absence, lack of institution, and the order, prosperity, and growth they produce. Therefore, rising fascism most strongly indicates that the system has stopped functioning. The rise of fascism is their ultimate failure. This is what we saw in the United States today: Institutional vacuum. Is not there anything? It is not law, media, politics, capitalism, democracy. This is the reason for giving space, space, fuel and freedom to fascism.