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In “Liberal Socialism,” by Carlo Rosselli he too puts blame on the state of Italy before Fascism as setting the stage for Italians to allow a corrupt take over of their government. Roselli said that, “Because of poverty, indifference, and a long-standing resigned-ness, most Italians still lack a sharp and deep-rooted sense of autonomy and responsibility (Rosselli p. 103).” The Italian people were not ready to fight for themselves because they have always given up their autonomy whether to the church or current government. Rosselli argued the Italian people never even had to think for themselves under their government. The mentality was stuck in the past and too deep-rooted in tradition because there wasn’t a party that supported the rising of the people or the autonomy of the people.
To deter Fascism, the Socialst party needed to be that party that progressed with the people but instead the party tried to hard to affiliate it’s self with the failed implementation of Marxism. Roselli was a believer in revisionism. Something that would implement Marxism qualities, the Socialist party affiliated itself with, in modern day society. So at first Roselli argued it would be logical to complete separate socialism and Marxism because the formula of Marxism didn’t hold up even after revisionism (Roselli p.56). But Roselli makes another argument which stated that of the formula didn’t work them adjusting the formula would be the answer if one did not want to part from Marxism still. Thank would be inserting Socialism into the equation instead of hoping for socialism to be the answer (Rosselli p.57). Through this trial and error Roselli said that progression would lead to an entirely new party Liberal Socialism and take out all that failed in Marxism (Roselli p.59).
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