Fascism has many forms and many different styles. Traditional Fascism, like Mussolini. A more unique, non-independent Fascist attempt by Vidkun Quisling within Norway from 1942 onward. Then of course, a pure National Socialist approach from the legend and leader himself, the Führer from Germany Adolf Hitler from 1933 to 1945.

Each one of these leaders throughout history varied greatly on a lot of issues and their overall different worldviews, but one thing remains in common, they all understood the meaning of the true power that lies within Fascism. They all left an incredible mark on history, and within their attempts at great Fascism, we can use each one of these as learning lessons, how to adjust our own version of Fascism, and use the things each one of these great leaders has shown us throughout history.

In today’s article, I really wanted to touch on what Fascism is, the core of it’s beliefs and what it means to be a fascist in today’s modern world. Let’s begin.

Now, what is Fascism and how does it operate? It’s important to always remember that Fascism isn’t an idea or belief in individuals. Fascism doesn’t value individualism, it values the system that is in place and it’s overall objective or goal. Fascism does however believe in the individuals to carry out this objective. It might seem like a slight difference on the surface, but these small things matter. Especially when we’re talking about a very core belief mechanic such as this. The difference should be easy enough to understand.

Democracy puts on a false belief onto the individual, lying to them about their vote and opinion mattering. Dividing households in half, ruining fragile friendships, over who you might have voted for in the past. Dividing the entire country in half over something they could never control in the first place. Fascism cures this problem by refusing to lie and manipulate the public into thinking they can control an outcome, which the public never could do to begin with. Example: Thomas Massie Election May 19th, 2026.

Fascism however does not disregard the individual, mistreat them or neglect to reward or acknowledge their achievements or hard work. In fact, just the opposite. Since all members of society are fighting under the same goal, their hard work will be ever more noticed and admired as a Fascist values results not emotions or opinions.

Basically, Fascism redirects the core belief of an individual. It places less value on ideas, opinions and individual freedom. It puts more value on results, working within a system regardless of individualistic views, and the overall goal.

Fascism cuts through the century old democratic lies that your vote matters, and will be counted. It doesn’t waste your time by pandering to your emotions. It doesn’t emotionally manipulate you into driving down to your local library every 2 years to make you think that your voice and vote matters.

Fascism unites us all under one system. One goal. It also does something else that’s useful, it let’s you know who’s valuable and who’s not. The system itself will call those people out automatically in time. Then, as a true Fascist, it’s your responsibility to cut those people out of your life, and out of society. Cut out the weakness, to further the system and it’s overall goal.

Democracy has lied to you intentionally. Manipulated you into believing elections were real, and pushed as many of your emotional buttons as they could in order to make you feel a certain way about one or the other party.

Fascism doesn’t give a f**k because it knows what it is.

To improve your life, to improve the lives of your loved ones and future generations, it is imperative to make the difficult, but correct decision to move toward a more Fascist lifestyle.

Your country needs you now more than ever.

Stop wasting your time with meaningless votes.

Provide strength in results, not emotional excuses.

Work Together and silence those who refuse.

Be a little more Fascist.

Written by,
@TiltedTodd


American Fascist Imperium Writer