Question

what are the major differences between democracy and fascism?​

Answer 1

Answer:

the difference in democracy and fascism is:

Stage of incidence

Passive democratic taxation vs active overt arbitrary intervention in the economy to achieve mercantilistic or utilitarian goals

Acuteness of the regimes sensitivity to defeat. I.e. you might expect extrajudicial killings and oppression as the regime loses credibility.

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Explanation:

I would suggest that there is a difference in the stage of degradation. It goes:

1. Capitalism contending with a legacy of collectivism doesn’t deal in an instance with the problems tyrannical collectivism and mysticism created over decades to centuries.
2. Democracy - Uneducated mob has all the solutions. Gives sanction to populist unprincipled middlemen who, vying for power, promise anything. Having secured power, they get illegitimately rich and duplicitously accommodate the rich, prompting for radical parties who actually act on their rhetoric.
3. Socialists come to power by popular election. Suddenly they have power. They promise to nationalise everything. Small biz people with little to lose flee the country. At first big companies brnefit from lack of competition. Money however leaves as well. The currency falls, interest rates go up. Spending declines. More businesses fail. The govt forcibly nationalises the first ones, but with the owners seeing no future, they liquidate and leave the country. The biz doesnt run itself, so folds.
4. Fascism - The govt learns a lesson and decides to work with biz. It respects their property ownership and instead incentivises priority activities and undermines others.

So the difference in democracy and fascism is:

1. Stage of incidence
2. Passive democratic taxation vs active overt arbitrary intervention in the economy to achieve mercantilistic or utilitarian goals
3. Acuteness of the regimes sensitivity to defeat. I.e. you might expect extrajudicial killings and oppression as the regime loses credibility.

Imposition of tax and democratic extortion ought to be bad enough.