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If fascism is capitalism in decay, what was feudalism in decay? Is the extreme reactionary response to the birth of the new mode of production a necessary feature of the process of revolution? (hexbear.net)
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Was the development of absolutism a response to the rising capitalist class, or off republicanism? My knowledge of late medieval history is really not as strong as it could be so I’m interested to hear what people think

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[–] MLRL_Commie@hexbear.net 5 points 5 hours ago

I am once again asking hexbear to use a more rigorous definition of fascism: https://redsails.org/really-existing-fascism/

What this means for an equivalent in feudalism is interesting, but an odd question once the definition is more rigorous