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Econ 101: Socialism, Part II
Michael Lucas continues his examination of socialism by connecting it to historical fascism. He argues that once fascism is properly defined as a form of national socialism rooted in syndicalism and state direction of the economy, many modern self-described anti-fascists and democratic socialists share far more in common with the Fascists of the past than they care to admit.
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Why do we have to do this again.
Karl Marx famously wrote that great historical facts and personages appear twice: "the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce"
It is shameful that we have those who think this is a goal worth achieving.
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