>Italy was more rightwing than Germany
Can we get proper political definitions? Ignore the extra baggage and added on qualities. Strictly impartial textbook definitions.
For example
Communism: near utopian, anarchic society resulting from prior (socialism) social and economic conditioning.
You could add qualifiers like non racism and feminism, but that isn't part of the immediate definition so should be ignored.
What? I thought the german nazis were fascists? Now i need to look into this shit again.
Wouldn't a monarchy be the furthest right you can go?
>>75061430
>socialism
>right
>>75061430
Brush up on your history you muppet.
>>75062549
No.
>>75062453
They are similar but different. Nazism is more based around race and land and it's economic/social policies could be considered more left than Italian fascism
Anything Italy possibly was in the early-mid 20th century is vastly overshadowed by what a joke it was militarily.
It's only amplified in embarrassment by Il Duce postulating that he was a walking rebirth of Caesar rebuilding Ancient Rome. Even more ridiculous than Rienzi in his day.
Ironic they both ended up sharing the same fate at the hands of the Italian mob (mob as in democratized Judeo-Christian retarded weakling masses).
The fact that such numbers of Germans and Italians -- actual non-Jewish ones -- in that era were so susceptible to communist ideals and even wore the red, just proves how much they've degenerated, how much the West has degenerated.
Kind of like these fat monstrous blue, purple, orange and whatever-haired fucking geeks with liberal arts degrees, who would flop on the sidewalk if revolution ever broke out.
We have it too easy in the modern world.
>>75063078
>Even more ridiculous than Rienzi in his day.
Now that's a bold claim
>>75061430
Left wing = More government
Right wing = Less government
So isn't fascism left wing and anarchy right wing?
>>75063230
At least Rienzi didn't have his face up on a facade of a building surrounded by "SI" like some creepy Scientology center cult shit.
>>75063078
this has nothing to do with the thread itself, Italy wasn't even supposed to enter the war so early and if he listened to his generals Italy would've stayed neutral or maybe even joined the allies later
unlike Caesar he stabbed himself by entering the conflict unprepared, gambling on the idea that the war was soon to be over with a victorious Germany and thus Italy would've got something out of it almost for free
