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Wallace Definition

adzadovsky — 2024-05-05 20:49:36 UTC

Wallace defines fascism as the controling and unacception of other religions. He says its money and power hungry. He also believes that fascism is very controling and only helps individuals who support them. Wallace Supports this when he writes; "A fascist is one whose lust for money or power is combined with such an intensity of intolerance toward those of other races, parties, classes, religions, cultures, regions or nations...".

Katz Definition

adzadovsky — 2024-05-05 20:50:05 UTC

Katz believes Fascism is something people don't want to accept but are forced to. He describes it and relates it to Nazi Germany in the fact that so many innocent people were killed due to fascism. Katz says, “Mothers did not want to send their sons and husbands to the war, until the fascist bombs taught them in such a horrible manner.” This shows that the mothers were often killed by fascists even though they didn't want the men of the house to fight against them.

Frankson Definition

adzadovsky — 2024-05-05 20:50:44 UTC

Frankson says that fascism is where whites have kept slaves captive and abused, tortured, insulted, and segregated them. Frankson supports this; “ It is a war between whites, who for centuries have held us in slavery, and have heaped every kind of insult and abuse upon us, segregated and Jim-crowed us…”.

Mussolini Definition

2024-05-05 22:37:05 UTC

Mussolini believes that fascism recognizes that conflict is part of human nature, and it doesn’t believe in having everlasting peace as conflict will arise again. He states that “Fascism, the more it considers and observes the future and the development of humanity quite apart from the political considerations of the moment, believes neither in the possibility nor the utility of perpetual peace.”

2024-05-05 23:06:34 UTC

Both talk about how fascism is all about oppression and control. Frankson sees fascism as controlling groups by dominant white societies, focusing on segregation. Similarly, Wallace describes fascism as driven by a lust for power and money, also intolerance towards anyone who disagrees with their ideology.

2024-05-05 23:31:19 UTC

Both talk about how fascism is unaccepting of religion. Katz describes how people compared it to Nazism, which is unaccepting of a religion, and in Wallace’s article, he describes it of having an intense intolerance towards religion and race.