No. Fascism is a reaction to communism. French socialism is a reaction to anglo

No.
Fascism is a reaction to communism. French socialism is a reaction to anglo empiricism. Jewish communism is a doubling down on french socialism. Each culture doubled down on its group strategy. Preserving the same ‘grammar’ and logic of persuasion they had in the previous epoch.

Anglo empiricism is just rule of law by the natural law by common law (commonality and concurrency). But anglos and germans were high trust people and the french not so and the jews not at all.

So the ideologies chose during modernization were dependent upon the trust and trustworthiness of the populations and the trust and trustworthiness of the populations was dependent upon the emergence of a lower middle(craftsmen) and middle class (merchants).

Silly people read philosophy. It’s the bridge between childish theology and adolescent ignorance and irresponsibility.

Smart people read military history (technology, production and trade routes), economics (cooperation, positive) and law (conflict, negatives).

One reads theology and philosophy precisely because on is not bearing responsibility for sufficient reality to require concepts necessary for acting responsibly at scale in reality.

Ergo, theology claims, philosophy sells, science, economics and law simply TELL.

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