/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>24007864
Anon I'm too tired and busy to define it right now, which is why I didn't, but I'm not a lefty using it as a boo-word. Quite the opposite, I'm saying that fascism is defined in part by coordination between the state and its largest corporations for the mutual benefit of both, with corporations encouraged to centralize and consolidate for greater legibility.
The rest of fascism, where the ideology concerns the nation as a people, is conveniently discarded.

Yes this is half-assed and incomplete. Others have said it better than I have here, but it's just a /biz/ thread and I'm shitposting between peaks in wagecuck workload.