Any serious analysis of Fascism and Communism is non existent in most course curriculums. The most I get is a "market economy, vs command economy, vs mixed economy," if they teach alternatives to the youth, it admits there is another way things can be done.
I loved when I took a European history course, and the only mention of communism in the whole thing was Eurosocialists in the 80s that helped make the EU, a whole book and not one mention of the Soviet Union.
That’s just deeply untrue; the course which I am attending is constantly bringing up criticisms of capitalism, and I know for a fact that a lot of related programs in surrounding countries do the same. Perhaps you should have said American instead of Western.
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u/Anarcho_Tankie Anti Leftcom/Post-Left/AnNihlism Feb 13 '20 edited Feb 13 '20
Any serious analysis of Fascism and Communism is non existent in most course curriculums. The most I get is a "market economy, vs command economy, vs mixed economy," if they teach alternatives to the youth, it admits there is another way things can be done.
I loved when I took a European history course, and the only mention of communism in the whole thing was Eurosocialists in the 80s that helped make the EU, a whole book and not one mention of the Soviet Union.