so fascism involves "unfairness"? isn't capitalism "unfair," too?

if so, isn't fascism is the same thing as capitalism? then why use the
extra word

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CB: The point here is that those who claim that there can't be fascism
because the proletariat is not contending for power , that is, is weak
relative to its relative power in the 1930's, impliedly say that the
bourgeoisie are going to be fair in the current situation and not use the
extreme measures of fascism because the proletariat is relatively weak, as
if the bourgeoisie would only use fascist measures when the proletariat is
strong. As you say, capitalism will always use unfair measures, whether the
proletariat is strong or weak. So, capitalism will use fascist measures even
when the proletariat is not challenging for power as today. The difference
between today and the 1930's in the working class being more weak and
vulnerable today than then is not a reason to rely on the bourgeoisie being
fair and not using fascism, because, as you say, the bourgeoisie are always
unfair.

The world proletariat suffered a historic defeat in the 1990 era, marked
especially by the fall of the SU. The bourgeoisie jumps right in and starts
kicking the dead horse, not counting on it not coming back to life. The
bourgeoisie are indeed so unfair as to kick the proletariat when they are
down, trying to delay the time of revival of the Spectre of Communism and
Ghost of the Proletariat Past.

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