The Iron OrderBoard

We fascists an right-wings are not crazy, cruel, madmen. This is how communists and the left portray us. They point to Hitler and say that he killed 10 million people. They forget to turn back a couple decades in history and see the many more who died in Soviet gulags, or in Mao Zedong's reign, or in North Korean camps, or in Cuban internal revolutions. In all communist countries, innocents were executed for the simple reason that they were keeping old pictures of family, or thought to be spies with no proof, or simple because they carried more money in their wallet. On the other hand, does the deaths that Hitler caused compare? Nowadays, many fascists are not even Nazi. Actually, most aren't. I know fascists who are Asian, Spanish, South American, Indian, and even Jewish. They believe in a strong government, not random mass killings. And many of these fascists and right-wings don't look up to Hitler at all. They realize where he went wrong, and people like Mussolini were right.

Communism is not what it seems like it is. Many people are drawn to it because of the symbols, the associated "coolness" with it. Some like the "power to the people" slogan. This is pure propaganda. Power to people does not grow out of equal pay for all. It grows out of democracy. Do you want to give everyone equal rights? That comes out of democracy, and liberalism. We fascists and right-wings are disliked because we don't have any fancy veneer covering who we are. Are your people free under people like Stalin? Does everyone live equally in a country where everyone lives in constant fear, whether they have done something wrong or not? Do your people have power in a country where the dictator decides? When the dictator only wants power and nothing else?

Fascism is for those who want a strong central government, and a native-first policy. Foreigners aren't executed in fear of being spies, like in communist countries. They are allowed to stay as long as they can prove that they are contributing to the progress of the country. The motto "From Many, One" stems from the fact that the people support and back the ruler. For example, even though Hitler went overboard towards the end of his reign, at first he was cheered and praised for retaking German land and restarting the German economy. On the other hand, we have Stalin. Now who liked Stalin? A small percentage of workers and some of his troops. When communism was founded by Marx and Engels, it was popular because it sounded nice. Now if you had a democracy, and less death camps, and people actually had an incentive to work, more would have joined the communist side. But in reality, you had more rights as a loyal citizen in Fascist Italy than in Soviet territory. If you supported the leader, abided by the laws, and didn't let your imagination run ahead of you, then you were respected in Fascist society. But in Soviet land, it didn't matter whether you served Stalin of 15 years or 1, if he didn't like you one day, well that was the end.

This is why, I ask these newly founded nations to choose wisely. Just read the following to clear your confusion:

If you liked the dictatorship in communist countries, you should probably be right-wing, and strong economy with an even stronger government (you!). Communist countries tend to struggle with their economies, and right-wings countries tend to have great economies.

If you liked the "power to the people", you should probably be democratic liberals. This ensures equalness for all while keeping your business and economy strong.

If you liked countries like North Korea, and Soviet Russia, then you should probably be totalitarian. You can be a tyrannical dictatorship without destroying your economy.

Oh No! I founded my nation with communist values. What do I do?: Well, you can answer issues with pro-economy and pro-liberal/fascist responses. You will get to capitalism in no time. Still too hard? Found a new nation with capitalist ideals, changing your name slightly. Your old nation will expire in 30 days of not logging in.

Did you like the Communism in Communism?: I have nothing to say. If you have properly educated yourself on the ins and outs of the reds and still want to be communist, then I can only tell you one thing: You will gather more enemies than friends. And we will not rest without seeing communism diminished to what it should be; a couple of pieces of paper, an idea, and two German philosophers.