Flippanarchy
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Germans said the same in 1938
Germany' Republic fell in the early 1930s because a splintered left failed to form a government for years and a right wing party took control as a result.
German Communists: "guys we either do a revolution RIGHT NOW or we're getting overrun by fascists"
German Socialdemocrats: murder Rosa Luxembourg and end the communist movement through state violence
German Socialdemocrats: "dang, how did the fascists get so powerful? Must be the fault of the communists I guess"
When Rosa Luxembourg was murdered fascism wasn't an international threat but a local Italian movement at best. Or is everything you don't like fascism to you?
Funny how communists were aware of the dangers of fascism though and tried to warn anyone and everyone about it though. Maybe because their (our) political analysis makes sense?
That might be funny if you can show an actual contemporary quote, otherwise it's just your non-historical babbling.
I really don't know what kind of mental exercise you're trying to do. Do you really think that the core characteristics of fascism were invented in Italy in that particular period? Rosa Luxembourg, as any revolutionary from the late 1910s, was very aware of the core belief system of fascism. Proto-fascist groups such as the Black Hundreds in Russia were well known, and Italian/Nazi fascism doesn't stray very far from the core of these people.