What is the difference between NS and Fascism?

[banjo_billy]

What is the difference between National Socialism and Fascism? Certainly both were a reaction against Jewish Communism. Certainly both saw the lethargy and paralysis of a democratic system of arguing political parties as being unable to effectively defend against the Jew-Commie menace. But what are the differences between these two systems of government? And what are their similarities? Can either or both of them be useful models in modern times? I know something about both systems. But is there a concise description that can describe both systems in an easy to understand way which is not tainted with the usual Jewish oddities and slanders against these systems?

[Tanboule]

Yes - race. National Socialism is basically fascism with the racial element added to it. Fascists aren't necessarily concerned with ethnicity, only loyalty to the state. Fascism is awkward, because in a sense, it can cover other political ideologies also, not beneficial to our cause. National Socialism is more desirable to us I believe, because it's the only system that applies nature to its politics.

[Leshrac]

National socialism doesn't rape freedom of speech and civil liberties like fascism* does. Also NS doesn't kill people for their political opinions, fascist states do.

A simplier (simpler? forgot) way would be to just look at the terms. National socialism : "The people first, others later". Fascism : "We the government, the people later"

*Socialism, communism, "democracy", etc... Fascism is a broad term, technically no regime on earth was ever fascist, except a few week-long totalitarian fantasies in banana republics somewhere in the asshole of africa.

[KraftAkt]

Facism=state first.
Nationalsocialism=people first.

Facism was a reaction against communism but it wasnt against jews. In fact there have been high ranking jews in the fascist state.

There is an interview with Commander Rockwell somewhere where he explains the difference.

[H.N.]

Ive always viewed facism as basicly an economic doctrine of a corporate state. National Socalism is basicly socalism with race as the center-piece. So socalism based on the white race is National Socalism.

The third reich of couse had facist elements, but it wasnt a pure facist state like Italy or Spain was.

[Robert Bandanza]

Originally Posted by Tanboule

Yes - race. National Socialism is basically fascism with the racial element added to it. Fascists aren't necessarily concerned with ethnicity, only loyalty to the state. Fascism is awkward, because in a sense, it can cover other political ideologies also, not beneficial to our cause. National Socialism is more desirable to us I believe, because it's the only system that applies nature to its politics.

Originally Mussolini's fascism had not really established a racially influenced political system, but eventually they were put into law. Also, I oppose the early stages of Fascism because Mussolini did not respect Tirol as German land. He forced the Italian language there(before the race laws were established). Luckily, he made a good choice by allying with Germany, but attacking Greece was a severe mistake. Good for Italy in attacking Albania though.

Also, I would like to point out that Italy the only real fascist nation in history. Mussolini did make the quote that fascism was not for export and had every right doing so considering he created it.




#9 JEWS DO NOT BELONG TO THE ITALIAN RACE(First sentence)

I am not sure if the thread still exists, but I recall I posted some anti-Jewish Italian posters before.

[H.N.]

Originally Posted by ROBERTVS ABVNDANTIVS

Originally Mussolini's fascism had not really established a racially influenced political system, but eventually they were put into law.




#9 JEWS DO NOT BELONG TO THE ITALIAN RACE(First sentence)

He did this in order to bolster the Italian military because it was doing so poorly. He needed Hitler's help badly and was willing to do whatever in order to recieve it.

[Sudaka]

How about reading a book or two and finding out for yourself?

[Robert Bandanza]

Originally Posted by Hatebreed88

He did this in order to bolster the Italian military because it was doing so poorly. He needed Hitler's help badly and was willing to do whatever in order to recieve it.

That pretty much sounds like no nothing antifa Italians and how Mussolini betrayed Italy ...

Italy was not in any sort of trouble in 1938 and note that there was also a slogan used by the two nations - "Two people, one struggle."





Hitler and Mussolini both also sought to protect the Arab nations against organized Jewry.

[Robert Bandanza]

[Sudaka]

Hey Bobby B.,

Do you still talk to Blake at all?

[Robert Bandanza]

Originally Posted by Sudaka

Hey Bobby B.,

Do you still talk to Blake at all?

Blake?

I have no clue who you are to tell ya the truth.

[Sudaka]

Originally Posted by ROBERTVS ABVNDANTIVS

Blake?

I have no clue who you are to tell ya the truth.

Oh, that's right, Blake doesn't usually give out his first name. He's the Creator dude in Delaware. You know who I mean, don't lie!

[Robert Bandanza]

Originally Posted by Sudaka

Oh, that's right, Blake doesn't usually give out his first name. He's the Creator dude in Delaware. You know who I mean, don't lie!

Yeah, I know who you are talking about now, but I have never personally met the guy.

[Robert Bandanza]

Originally Posted by ROBERTVS ABVNDANTIVS

I have no clue who you are to tell ya the truth.

How do you know me?

[Mike Jahn]

Originally Posted by KraftAkt

Facism=state first.
Nationalsocialism=people first.

Facism was a reaction against communism but it wasnt against jews. In fact there have been high ranking jews in the fascist state.

I disagree, being against Communism automatically angered Jews. Jews came from all over the world to fight for the Communists in the Spanish Civil War 1936-1939.

Jewish involvement in the Spanish Civil War

http://www.marxists.org/subject/jewi...troduction.htm

http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/...y/spanjews.pdf

http://www.jewishsf.com/content/2-0-...playstory.html


Also, Oswald Mosley's British Union of Fascists began in the early 1930's as an imitation of Mussolini's Fascist Blackshirts, even without mentioning the Jews as the source of the nation's troubles (at first Mosley sought to avoid the Jewish issue entirely) still Jew Communists showed up at BUF rallies to beat up Fascists.

[Jett Rink]

Fascism is when Corporations rule the state in their interest.

National Socialism was a political party, that was neither Nationalist nor Socialist. Thats why it was not called Nationalist Socialism.

[MikeTodd]

Originally Posted by banjo_billy

What is the difference between National Socialism and Fascism? Certainly both were a reaction against Jewish Communism. Certainly both saw the lethargy and paralysis of a democratic system of arguing political parties as being unable to effectively defend against the Jew-Commie menace. But what are the differences between these two systems of government? And what are their similarities? Can either or both of them be useful models in modern times? I know something about both systems. But is there a concise description that can describe both systems in an easy to understand way which is not tainted with the usual Jewish oddities and slanders against these systems?

It is the responsibility of the NS Reich to husband the Volk.
It is the duty of the citizen to service the fascist state.

[Mike Jahn]

Originally Posted by Hatebreed88

He did this in order to bolster the Italian military because it was doing so poorly. He needed Hitler's help badly and was willing to do whatever in order to recieve it.

There is more to it than that. Mussolini always thought that there should be a kind of Fascist International, a unity among World Fascists and more importantly they should share a uniform set of values. When he saw that Hitler was making "Anti-Semitism" a Fascist trademark he believed Italy should adopt it as well.

[Sudaka]

Originally Posted by ROBERTVS ABVNDANTIVS

How do you know me?

We've talked half a dozen times, Bonanza, and every time you ask me that.