Fernando Buen Abad Domínguez: Neo-Nazifascism by all means

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All the anti-values ​​of Neo-Nazifascism are spread thoroughly in their bourgeois media-monopoly apparatuses that are the hand that rocks the cradle ideological, who use and abuse hatred and season it with the perversions of the showbiz monster they have created. This is the breeding ground for moodsthe public opinions manufactured and destructive forces that amalgamate in the process of the flourishing of class hatred.

Many ways and means have infiltrated the communication mercantile. The heads of neo-Nazifascism liquefy ideological excrements in business hours prime timeand the others too. They spread chatter of freedom, change, justice to seduce a segment of forgetful masses who have learned to hate themselves. That is the social base genuine of neo-Nazifascism by the work and grace of its sponsors: the bourgeoisie, a certain new middle classseveral state officials, quite a few private administrators, academics, students, vendors, singers and showbiz in general. They all contribute their grain of sand To constitute and renew the aberration that is Nazi-fascism, it is not only a violent or arbitrary reaction of the ruling classes, but a specific form of political and cultural domination of monopoly capital. It is a brutal and dehumanized expression that dreams of yet another policy of extermination. The fight against Nazi-fascism is also an ideological and cultural battle that must be fought on all fronts.

What is neo-Nazifascism today? It is the game of the counterrevolutionary hopelessness that has seized the emotional capital of the masses and drags them along behind it. It is a cult of bizarre conservatism and dogmatism of the superiorities and racism; denial of modernity and rationalism; dogmatic empiricism; demonization of critical thinking; hatred of differences; chauvinism and xenophobia; fanaticism of expulsion; contempt for weakness; love of machismo… and some other perversions adapted to the times to cross-dress with naturalness in semantics, in forms and in social relations. This has become a highly media-driven mass movement. It grows where there have been gaps, disappointments and deceptions.

Their neo-Nazi fascism expresses bourgeois fear and excites its worst ghosts. It is a very costly historical mistake to maintain flirtations between underestimate them and overestimate them without a profoundly clear organization capable of defining and organizing the class identity that will fight the being and essence of Nazi-fascism for its destruction without regard. Humanity, in the coming decades, depends on what fight we undertake. Such a fight is unavoidable because in neo-Nazi-fascism all forms of hatred that dehumanize, banish and exterminate coagulate. They aspire to become the passion of large masses, even with leaders of plebeian origindirected and financed by capitalist organizations. Media Stockholm Syndrome, neo-Nazifascism is an induced, paradoxical and bizarre movement, with a social base and bourgeois origin, to train the masses in the craft of producing and consuming distrust and hatred about themselves and against any emancipatory initiative. Infiltrated in songs, films, newscasts…

It is clear worldwide that the bourgeoisie, the architect of a thousand tricks and crimes, is the most powerful class even though it is a tiny minority. To impose its domination on us, it makes pacts help mutual with the petite bourgeoisie and with sectors of the proletariat. Such a network of relations It has its history and its dialectic, in which at least three phases unfold: the beginning of capitalist development; the flowering and maturity of capitalism with the expression of democratic, orderly and even peaceful conservative forms; the current phase of the decline of capitalism, in which the bourgeoisie, in order to maintain exploitation and plunder, resorts to the methods of cognitive warfare against the proletariat. Remnants of Jacobinism, reformist democracy (including social democracy) and Nazi-fascism, which are petty-bourgeois programs. We suffer, every hour, the eschatological consequences that want to freeze history so that all the perversions of capitalism and its imperial phase reign.

Our tragic contradiction is also in the weakness and strategic inadequacies in communication, the product of political weaknesses in terms of organization. We must say it clearly, sincerely and promptly. We must fight the know-it-all, egotistical, subjectivist and intolerant bureaucratic methods. We must be deeply organized on a daily basis among the proletariat and workers in general. Not only slogans, we need tens of thousands of semantic-communicational nuclei interconnected with the agenda of the struggles at the grassroots, dynamically and in real time. While the neo-Nazi-fascists train their political professionals and try to impose an exaggerated image of their forces, and turn their bragging into a model of combat, we require a very dynamic and self-critical counteroffensive program, capable of realistically appreciating our strengths and weaknesses in the face of the current crisis. real time.

But it is not enough to want to fight Nazi-fascism; one must be able to do so and do so. It is necessary to counter all its fronts, to measure them in the struggle and to bring the necessary corrections to the fight based on measurements taken from life and from the most advanced sciences. Neo-Nazi-fascism, as an extreme form of capitalist reaction, in its current stage infuriates with its ultra-nationalist, racist and anti-communist ideology. It is the resource of the bourgeoisie to maintain its dominance in the face of an economic crisis and against the organizations of the proletariat. It is not only a plan for dictatorial government, it is a cultural revolution with a mass movement to destroy workers’ organizations and crush any form of democratic resistance. The task of fascism is to crush the revolutionary organizations of the working class and, consequently, to make any independent action of the proletariat impossible. […] Fascism achieves this goal not by subterfuge, but by mobilizing the exasperated and demoralized petty bourgeoisie. (Trotsky, 1934) And today it is worse because he comes out in many disguises networks and for the TV.

So what is the point of telling the truth about the fascism one condemns if one says nothing against the capitalism that gives rise to it?: Bertolt Brecht.