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Whaleboy
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Jan 2003 time: 05:20
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Nationalists all love their country to a greater or lesser degree and they want their country to do well, but, nationalism is considered an immature political philosophy because it does not develop further then that. Unlike say socialism, communism, or fascism there is not an over riding plan for how society should be ordered.
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But nationalism is not a political philosophy. For the purposes of this debate it is interchangeable with patriotism though there are some cosmetic differences. Fascism is what happens when nationalism enters politics, and as you have correctly stated it leans towards socialism. Hence, nationalism when applied leads to national socialism. Nazism.
You seem to take nationalism to be a political philosophy, it is not. It is rather like saying "fear" (an appropriate example) is a political philosophy, whereas fear, applied, is popularism or democracy. That of course takes advantage of nationalism too... hence in times of perceived crisis fascism rises quickly through democracy.
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