Moreover, as we have seen, Maoism was inextricably committed to class struggle, a commitment fundamentally alien to paradigmatic Fascism. For Fascism, class struggle betrayed the nation, undermining its integrity and exposing it to threats emanating from the more powerful "plutocratic" states. With the passing of Maoism and the advent of the revolution that followed the incumbency of Deng Xiaoping, those distinctions changed dramatically. Post-Maoist China displays almost all of the defining traits of fascism as characterized by the best Fascist theoreticians in the years.
Moreover, as we have seen, Maoism was inextricably committed to class struggle, a commitment fundamentally alien to paradigmatic Fascism. For Fascism, class struggle betrayed the nation, undermining its integrity and exposing it to threats emanating from the more powerful "plutocratic" states. With the passing of Maoism and the advent of the revolution that followed the incumbency of Deng Xiaoping, those distinctions changed dramatically. Post-Maoist China displays almost all of the defining traits of fascism as characterized by the best Fascist theoreticians in the years.