World of Fascism in Hearts of Iron IV 

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Swinceball & Synthist collab when

Wth are you doing here you potato

Nice

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yeah it triggers me how the AI does peace treaties

Think fast chucklenuts *d-day happens*

"Your grandson is gonna be a mixed-race gay furry, Hans (and so is mine), brought to you by the US of A🔥🦅💪"

@@warrix8312 I’m glad he will be

@@legitplayin6977 You're the grandson

@@warrix8312 I’m neither mixed race or a furry so surely they didn’t liberate Europe enough

Well it actually would be interesting to see a WW2 period in which the axis and the communists are becoming democratic.

Not even Hitler can protest those statistics!

I used the Road to 56 mod, which adds focuses to many countries. And in the rules I just put fascist focuses for all countries.

@@synthetic_history I am playing that mod but Perú does not appear in the game rules. And about the historical game mode, did you turn on It?

@@emanuelzepeda3433 I checked the preset I was using, and yes, there was indeed no Peru there. So it's a matter of non-historical game mode.

In this mod, he is the leader of Japan.

He’s playing road to 56

Most people would consider Naziism to be a subcategory of fascism, despite their differences. I will not argue with you on any other points, as it would not help.

Most people would consider Naziism to be a subcategory of fascism, despite their differences. I will not argue with you on any other points, as it would not help.

Yes it does. Italy under Mussolini had most industries nationalized. Germany had every business not compliant with NSDAP run down. Every other minor fascist nation in Europe advocated for third positionism. Whatever you call that, it's not free market. Free market =/= Business exists. In practice, no fascist state allowed a free market, as it goes against nationalist agenda.

I think it was in first place a node to Autarky and the resource independence stuff with protectionism.

It does in all cases, whether we're talking about Italian Corporatism, National Syndicalism, or German National Socialism, although NS is probably the most anti-capitalist

Core of fascist trade was that no foreign stuff should be imported, only exporting domestic stuff. So atleast Nazism was against free trade.

Only in that it serves the state. If it failed to do so in any way. Be it failed quotaa or by being too successful, nationalization was inevitable. It's partially why people say Fascism is communism but more honest. They acknowledge that "privately" run business are generally more effective than state run enterprises but refuse to surrender the ability to hang a sword or Damocles over any potential opposition.

*славянский 💀

​@@OqpucHoe_KpecLoне, украинский

Because it is far-right movement

@@synthetic_history im asking why is that

@@redwalkie3552 In political terms right is a way of saying conservative. Monarchists and fascists are both ultra-conservatives ideologies. This can be seen in the way fascist governments treated minorities for example

@@dareloh8578 soviets were very conservative in many ways, especially in 1930, but nobody puts them on the right wing. Libertarians are not conservative but they are on right wing so how does it make any sense

​@@redwalkie3552 💀 Right wing- open market, free trade Left wing- closed market, planned economy