Nobody seems to know what socialism is anymore except the paranoid conservatives. Fascism is socialism. Mussolini and Hitler were avowed anti corporatists. There was no separation between private enterprise and the national enterprise. It's why total war was even conceivable. Racial populism and socialism are hard to separate, too, historically. Even if socialism has existed with racial liberalism and equality it has not always been that way and does not necessitate it in the slightest. There are vast swaths of the United States that would be happy to live in a nationalist, socialist country: anti-immigrant, blood and soil, workers rights, pro-infrastructure, anti-rich, anti-black national unity (for those that are part of the proper American race). I remember reading "Damn the Republicans!" in Grapes of Wrath.
It's all pretty cohesive, really. Unity, community, our-people above all else. The businesses cannot be separate from the state. The people cannot be separate from one another - and as the different races cannot ever be together, there can only be one race in the nation. The bourgeousie cannot be separate from the proletariat. Our ideas cannot be separate from the norm. It is the arrogant, managerial state, the overwrought moralism, the James Burnham nightmare.
