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If more generally, dictatorship was rooted in a trinitarian notion of popular sovereignty, according to which the leader personally embodied the nation and the people—or as the fascists put it, one man, one people, one nation—corporatism provided a theory for regulating conflict in capitalism and under the supreme arbitration of the leader.
— Dec 14, 2025 11:19AM
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Populism is not a simple external response to elites and bureaucracies but is rather a criticism of democracy from within.
— Dec 15, 2025 08:32AM
Swarthout
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Fascists wanted to replace what they saw as mechanistic, repetitive, and involuntary modernity with a “qualified” modernity in which the fascist could tame matter and the economy.
— Dec 14, 2025 07:47AM
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Violence defined fascism’s conceptual representations, especially with respect to fascist genocidal notions of the abject and sacrifice.
— Dec 14, 2025 06:19AM
