Paradox Of Fascism

Back in the WWII, Bargaining Hypothesis was used to apply throughout the war between nations and it also gives an explanation to the sovereign paradox. In the war, Bargaining on the war is basically the action of exchanging conversation with one party to take over another parties due to its powers, status, levels, influences, and others different persuasion strategy. Coercion on the other hand is basically the practice of persuading someone to do things by using force or threats. An example of the sovereign paradox using both Bargaining and Coercion is Fascism; these political ideology were created to control and brain washed people to be obedient to the government and applied both to take over another countries due to its powers. To understand
Fascism occurs during the interwar Europe during the World War I and II, between these nations Germany, Italy, Hungary, Austria, and Spain. Fascists and the fascist movement were joined together into very powerful organizations. In the beginning of the 20th century, there are many to the rise of Fascism; it powers give opportunism. Fascist leaders were empowered to do almost anything to get their powers. Most fascist leader they’re believe in few things, they’re not psychopaths or not normal character. Fascism was a high deal, which was to persuade from generations to generations to follow the order. Fascist movements were changed and divided in two different ideas. One was to use their power in a radical violent ways. Other one was to enjoy all the powers together with others elites. These two lead to a radical violent way in Germany and other way in Italy and in late
In the 20th century, we have witnessed an evil ways of fascist movement. Fascism is basically and political ideology founded by Mussolini; he was a leader of Italy. During that time, he wants Italy to be great and powerful like back in the old Ancient Roman. And, it mainly focuses on military powers to control others based on extreme nationalism. Fascism is militaristic principles of “courage, unquestioning and obedience to authority and physical strength.” Fascism is a political philosophy that includes: Extreme nationalism; goals to bring the nation's power and glory. It rule by a dictator; only one supreme leader with all powers and he controls almost everything. It has no individual rights; the nation is the most important but not the life of the individual. It brought racism; which is a belief in the superiority of the nation's own race or superior to another race. Declaring war and military powers to expand the nation's territory. The Italian fascism claimed that fascism resolved the “paradox of liberty and authority. The authority of the state is absolute.” (Fascist M. Mann p.7)
In country like Germany, Hitler was also practiced Fascism. He used the dictatorship and military powers to control the government. Fascism movements all have one main goal, which is imperialistic goal, as they want to expand their territories. Fascist government control the way people lives and brainwashed them to be obedient and unquestioned