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 No. 393165

Today is Mvssolini's 142nd birthday.
You WILL wish Il Dvce his very happy birthday.
You WILL raise a roman salute and say 'ViVa Il Dvce!' at the end of the 'Happy Birthday Song'.
You WILL honor his excellency by dressing similar to how Nazrin is dressed in picrel 2. (Skirt & Caplet not necessary but I know some of you bantggots would love that.)
You WILL be happy for him.

 No. 393170

:boom:

 No. 393171 >>393172

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workers rights syndicalist advocate (also known as fascist) award
:vibe:

 No. 393172 >>393173

>>393171
:tenfact:
fascism is when trump and immigration policy enforcement or something

 No. 393173 >>393175

>>393172
fascism is when you bring the working classes and the capitalists classes towards the common goal of strenghtening the nation.
:fact:

 No. 393175

>>393173
fascism is when you remove the individualism formed by liberalism to strengthen the individual
:fact3:

 No. 393178 >>393180

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what is an individual if not a rod of the whole bundle
:pipe:

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>>393178
therefore, what is society if not one big faggot

 No. 393181

>>393180
that is correct
:gasp:

 No. 393182 >>393183

rather than a faggot, strive to be a dam.
:pray:

 No. 393183

>>393180
TSMT
TSMT
TSMT
TSMT
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:nvke:
>>393182
marge

 No. 393186 >>393189 >>393190 >>393192

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Why exactly was he supposed to be a heckin' bad person again?

 No. 393189

>>393186
bun!!
:elated:

 No. 393190 >>393191

>>393186
the big 'lini is le bad because he tried to hitler and bash commie or something

Translation: He associated himself with NatSoc Germany and the Axis Powers, and was HEAVILY anti-communist/socialist.

 No. 393191

>>393190
anti-commie even though it was no biggie when germany and russia agreed to split poland.
:vibe:

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>>393186
mussolini wasn't really a bad person so much as he was an incompetent douchebag. in a lot of ways, his crime was naivety. he had big aspirations and a lot of them were imperialistic or revanchist which is bad I suppose, but il duce never had the mettle to make it work in the first place. the biggest thing mus did wrong methinks is pave the way for hitler. fascism itself is anti-democratic and that's kind of a problem for any state that wants to be successful because for all the shit you can say about democracy, the constant churn of the will of the people keeps society structurally stable and prevents the shocks seen in auth societies when leader A dies and leader B suddenly has massive shoes to fill.

but yeah mus was just a dummy, he put all his personal friends in power and drove italy into the ground on the basis of being ebin based and trad and self-sufficient which is why niggas were making pies out of chestnuts and such. i think he probably didnt deserve the piano wire, shoulda been hitler who got that but he took the pussy's way out so he never got his comeuppance unfortunately. then again im not exactly crying, play stupid games win stupid crimes. he seemed like a guy with good (or at least not explicitly evil) intentions to me but ital style fascism suffers from being structurally stupid, not evil.

imo. i dont know shit about italian history on the granular level so i could be incorrect but that's my theory on why ur not supposed to like mus

 No. 393193

yall niggaz need to understand that nothing matters besides briging your own natge to the next level of tech advancement.
both lenin and hitler did wonders ot bring russia and germany into the next century.
every communist revolution has been a nationalist project into bringing their countries into the big playing filed of industrial progress (despite cambodia which were retards) (cube started up alright but failed to secure popuçar support and ended up yet another westard resort isle now).
seems nobody can do this right but asians.
china played it smart, being the resource monsters that they are, vietnam simply adapted to their whereabouts, though considering everything singapure had the smartest idea siding with nato.
:vibe:

 No. 393194

>>393192
'lili was a good military man but utterly incompetent as a statesman, to be honest.
you could say hitler was exacltly the oposite.

 No. 393195 >>393197

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after asking ai apparently mussolini did some terrible shit, most notably the blackshirts assassinated people, and in Afrique the Italian military apparently gassed civilians. it says the shitalians also participated in the holocaust by enacting antisemitic laws but I think (by intuition, i have no proof of this) that because this was done in 1938, it was done mostly due to pressure from (((Hitler))) and I think mus personally probably didn't have anything against any ethnic group, as "We are all Italians :D" seemed to be the predominant ethos of the ideology
:damn:
will do more research into Italy albeit western European history is the most boring shit in the universe except Britain

 No. 393197

>>393195
if you look deep enough every military everywhere has comitted warcrimes.
its all a matter of if brings (You), the stakeholder, any advantage or not.

 No. 393198

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i find some of mussolini's quotes perfectly reflect how the people of italy viewed and grasped his image. one of his quotes "If I advance; follow me. If I retreat; kill me. If I die; avenge me!" is like he himself is swearing an oath, and in a way, he did follow it. what made the italian people still continue to like him even as he was slipping and sliding was that they were still endowed by his message and leadership. its why thousands of people still flocked to hear his speeches, even in times of turmoil. they put faith in him and trusted him, just as much as he trusted them to his (not official but still set in stone) oath. a good example is "Yes, a dictator can be loved. Provided that the masses fear him at the same time. The crowd love strong men. The crowd is like a woman." which showcases that the italian people feared his authority, which is exactly why they loved him. he encapsulated what they wanted out of a leader. he was the leader they wanted, the true antithesis of everything they had came to rigorously dislike.



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