What is fascism?

What is fascism, but ideology for its own sake? It carries no message, no transcendent truth, nor any universal moral code. It is a doctrine of will and force, where the only goal is to impose itself—by any means necessary. In fascism, the means matter more than the ends, and power becomes the only principle.

Ideas and values aren’t judged by whether they are true or good, but by how useful they are to the movement and the state. At its heart, the ideology is hollow—just a tool to justify control and crush opposition. It is ideology emptied of meaning, driven only by the desire to dominate.