Part of Concepts of Ahl as-Sunnah (series completed) · Lesson 1147 of 1251

Summary of Sunni concepts | Concept (1146) | Principles of fascism and its characteristics

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0:00 A summary of the concepts held by the Ahl al-Sunnah.
0:08 The principles and characteristics of Fascism.
0:12 Fascism is an arbitrary, racist system in which all forms of oppression proliferate.
0:20 Its most important principles and characteristics are as follows:
0:23 First: Italian nationalism is superior to any other nationalism.
0:29 Therefore, they claim it is permissible to persecute and occupy other nations.
0:35 And to exploit their resources for the benefit of the Italian nation.
0:40 Second: The glorification of the state and its prestige through a strong leader to whom the people owe intense loyalty and love.
0:50 Third: The government is above everyone.
0:54 It has the right to intervene in an individual's private life and to abolish or restrict their freedom.
1:01 Such as the freedom of assembly and the freedom of the media.
1:06 Therefore, it controls the media and uses it to influence public opinion.
1:14 Fourth: The function of the individual is to serve society.
1:20 Fifth: The Fascist party claims that it seeks to create a form of cooperation between the classes of society.
1:29 Which leads to social peace.
1:32 Therefore, it does not target capitalism for the purpose of eliminating it.
1:37 Rather, it forms syndicates that bring together workers and employers.
1:42 Sixth: The state does not intervene in the economy.
1:46 Except when individual enterprises are insufficient to advance the state's economy.
1:52 At that point, intervention takes the form of oversight or quality improvement.
1:57 Or the direct management of projects only when individuals are unable to manage them.
2:05 Politicians apply the term "Fascism" to any system in any country that carries the ideas and principles of Italian Fascism.
2:14 Which is considered the model by which other forms of Fascism are measured.