@shabooki_sunshine: Corporatism does not mean “corporations control everything.” It’s the economic model most closely associated with fascism — but the theory behind it is way more specific, and way more seductive, than most people realize. The basic idea was: capitalism creates chaos, socialism creates class war, liberal democracy gets captured by lobbyists… so what if society was organized like one giant body, with workers, owners, farmers, industries, and professions all forced into cooperation under the state? In theory, it promised social harmony. In practice… well, that’s where things get complicated. #Corporatism #FascismExplained #PoliticalEducation #EconomicHistory #ThirdWay #Capitalism #Socialism #PoliticalTheory #HistoryTok #LearnOnTikTok #ClassPolitics #WorkingClass #AntiCapitalism #Ideology #HistoryExplained

DredgenVeil :

I love how to break these down logically and without bias, thanks

mesosbuuu :

mind you that's exactly what china does along hyper nationalism, and national syndicalism and it's a superpower

Ravana DevaDas :

isn't that what China does?

Alexander🔻 :

Yeah except every time it's been applied any and all representation for the working class (workers unions, leftist movements etc.) were crushed, essentially subjugating the working class even more while corporations continued to profit. It just became state directed capitalism fueling itself on Xenophobia and imperialism. In theory it's supposed to be a form of class colaborationism. In practice what it does is it takes away any power the working class had in society, making this "collaboration" entirely one-sided. Fascism/Corporatism is simply Capitalism in crisis, hence why these movements always received heavy funding from the rich (Germany, Italy and even in the USA today).

Ⓐ🇲🇽Rainbowdummins :

Fantastic explanation

D211 :

corporativisim is not exclusive from Fscsm. great explanation anyway

Вучко :

Hijo_del_pueblo :

Social democracy is the left wing of fascism

𝕀𝕧𝕠𝕟𝕤𝕜𝕪🇩🇪🇷🇺 :

All fascist movements that actually established regimes turned their nations into corporatocracies who were just bootlicking the Nazis or Italian Fascists. So in fact, spicy capitalism instead of class collaboration they wanted to achieve

🔱 ᛟ Olympic 🦝 Xok▐┛🍋 :

bonarawalnd :

Your explanation is good, but it should be noted that corporatism isn't in any way exclusive to fascism. It also has in different forms been part of liberal, Christian democratic, and social democratic systems. An example from my country the Netherlands is the polder-model between trade/worker-unions, employer-unions and the state. Personally I don't like it cuz it takes away workers real leverage of power, but it's also nowhere near fascistic.

🥷🏿🇯🇲 :

nordics have social corpatism

knivsmen :

...so syndicalism then.

el barto :

submisivejery :

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♱Szymon𖦏▐┛ :

kyooooooooooooooooo3 :

corporatism is not corporation it's the original word Corpus. just like how the Marine Corps is not a corporation, its corpus, like body.

🇲🇽🇸🇻 :

Crazy how when you explain the actual concept, it sounds way more logical rather than listening it from school where they constantly demonize fascism but never explain the key pillars of it, especially corporatism that hardly is ever gets brought up despite how crucial it is to the fascist economic model.

ian :

Corporatism “solves” class conflict in the same way that post ww1 social democracy tried to - protect the boss class by giving the workers scraps, while protecting private profit and accumulation. Its solution is for the bosses to permanently win the class war! That’s why it was invented! There’s a reason the working class was exuberant at the death and working class parties became the preeminent force in Italy immediately after!

radvik 🇱🇹 :

so basically national syndicalism

Connor-489🇨🇦 :

The problem is it assumes all this groups will “just cooperate” with the state and people will “just not fight”. People will never “just” do anything, they will have to MADE to, which causes this to very rapidly devolve into fascism.

🇬🇪Ilia☦ :