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From wiki:

> He opposed Fascism's later exaltation of existing institutions, terming them "reactionary," and, after walking out of the 1920 Fascist party congress in disgust, withdrew from politics for three years.

The actual manifesto looks better than many countries have today: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascist_Manifesto

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You left out the next sentence, which reads

> However, he remained a notable force in developing the party philosophy throughout the regime's existence.

Not to mention his antisemitism.

While not a fan of this guy, I just wanted to point out that you can't really judge the entirety of someone's work by whether they are antisemitic in the time period this guy lived in because almost everyone was antisemitic back then, including much of the USA (i.e. https://www.history.com/news/wwii-jewish-refugee-ship-st-lou...)

Most everyone seems anti-Semitic these days too. Not much of a difference as far as I can tell.

No, only small vocal anti- groups. Most of the US populace don't see a need to gather pro- demonstrations because it's obvious.

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