The difference here is modern day fascist followers aren't petite bourgeoisie, they are proles.
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Nope. Still the same old petite bougy.
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Could they not have just said, "it's us against the Jews"?
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Except for the last bit he would fit in great in hipster Brooklyn.
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Wilhelm Reich also has an extremely prescient analysis of the psychosexual elements of fascist ideology as they relate to petite bourgeoise class socialization. Say what you want about Reich, but he was right on the money in 1932.
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Reich's concept of "emotional plague" is especially insightful and does much to explain the present situation.
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There were chain stores in 1937?
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Yes, chain stores became big issue starting in 1920s, if not earlier.
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the use of this kind of rhetoric and implied social positioning is also why i've always found distributionism kinda suspect
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It also sounds like Bill Clinton, Lyndon Johnson, and FDR. Everyone in practical politics flatters the working middle class because the vast majority in modern democracies see themselves as, or aspire to, it. Lauding the middle class is hardly unique to Mosleyites.
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