It’s sane to believe fascism still exists, but its possibilities are hugely diminished. This is due to huge improvements in human governance, and the development of systems that make us safer.
It’s also because of a degenerative problem in fascism itself. It doesn’t have the same strength as before. People believe more against it than for it, and this makes it struggle.
Take for example a group called Tukin, otherwise known as The Dormant. They used to exist in Turkey, as a sort of protection racket. It’s since disbanded, but the memory of it remains.
It had an hierarchy, called a “Struggle”, which comprised of members at different levels or stages of commitment. Most had a superiority complex which actually made up most of its activity.
The names of its levels indicate the way it saw the world, and how fascism is practiced. It’s more of a mysticism than a politics of ideology, and it imagines a better state of life than of power.
The movement is lateral, and not a physical struggle. There’s little to no will to takeover, as it’s seen to be a natural way of life. The outcome of its community means life has a form, or a shape.
*A change was made to include a graphic.
