Short definition of Fascism.

 

Fascism is an ultra-reactionary, open dictatorship of the bourgeoisie, it uses racism, communalism, hyper-nationalism to break the unity of the working-class masses.

When the conventional political elite class loses people's confidence, and faces strong opposition from the people, this ruling class, due to pressure from public and other political obligations of the electoral system is unable to make decisions in favor of the capitalist class as required by them, in such times big bourgeoise class looks for a fascist party which can break the unity of people and make sweeping decisions in their favor.

Fascism is a mass movement generally based on the middle class, petty-bourgeois, lumpenproletariat, who became disillusioned with liberal parties due to worsening economic conditions. In the absence of a strong working-class movement, this class becomes the foot soldier of fascism.

Fascism has no regard for parliamentary norms, values, systems, constitutions, etc.(howsoever fake they already are). They deliberately use inflammatory language, open threats of violence, and mob violence. They do not hesitate in taking actions that strengthen the allegation of dictatorship on them instead such actions are promoted to enforce control on the ground among the masses.