Fascism - Alternative Approach

Fascism The name of this movement caused the hatred, racial discrimination, and the thought of evil through contemporary Western civilization. There was no word that created such a cultural taboo in the past two generations. As a country, we quickly considered fascism as the organizational destruction of nearly 6 million Jews during the Second World War, but as a sport there are still many things to learn. The purpose of this paper is to treat fascism from creation to modern application accurately and without judgment.

It is important to clarify certain things before proceeding. Fascism lacks commonly accepted definitions. The verdict came from Emilio Gentile (Italian fascism), Stanley Payne (Spanish fascism), Gerhart Hass (German and European fascism), Roger Griffin (political theorist), Robert Paxton, Zeev Sternhell and Dave Renton. There is "Fascist minimum". Next, there are some concepts such as 14 points in Umberto Eco, 13 points in Dimitri Kitsikis, 10 points in Emilio Gentile. All of them emphasize similar things that make up the fascist regime. Briefly - if the world's intellectuals do not do anything, it will determine the generally accepted definition of fascism.

Classical fascism, Hitler and Hitlerism of the Nazi party, and Mussorini and Franco are the most developed forms of fascism, and the imagination of most people who hear or talk about fascism. Classical fascism and various forms of fascist politics dominated power primarily by the support of the middle class. At the top is the bourgeoisie, with means of production (factory, building, company, usually the power of the state), most of the money to earn money for them at the expense of their interests I will use a class (working class). Labor, working hours and energy of working people

Recently the United States has reached a historic turning point. The middle class has become a minority for the first time. You or I can not say that this "acknowledges" academically that fascism is caused by it. But we can say the following with confidence. Fascism is always a product of opportunity. In the United States, the middle class and its living standard peaked around 1970. Since then, middle class has steadily shrunk. Today, fascism is rising because the middle class has changed from majority to minority.