If You Acquit Me, You Will Give

Fascism, In So Far As It Considers And Observes The Future And The Development Of Humanity Quite Apart From Political Considerations Of The Moment, Believes Neither In The Possibility Nor The Utility Of Perpetual Peace. It Thus Repudiates The Doctrine Of Pacifism - Born Of A Renunciation Of Struggle And An Act Of Cowardice In The Face Of Sacrifice. War Alone Brings Up To Its Highest Tension All Human Energy And Puts The Stamp Of Nobility Upon The People Who Have The Courage To Meet It.

The State, In Fact, As The Universal Ethical Will, Is The Creator Of Right.

For The Fascist, Everything Is The State, And Nothing Human Or Spiritual Exists, Much Less Has Value, Outside The State. In This Sense Fascism Is Totalitarian.

If The 19th [century] Was The Century Of The Individual (liberalism Means Individualism), You May Consider That This Is The "collective" Century, And Therefore The Century Of The State.

For My Part I Prefer Fifty Thousand Rifles To Five Million Votes.