The delusion of uniformity

Fascism reveals a disturbing truth about collective desire: the fantasy of absolute purity seduces before it terrifies. It's not just a political ideology but a social pathology that promises to resolve the anguish of difference by eliminating the different. Like a nightmare that begins as a dream of perfect order and ends in a nightmare of extermination.

The fascist seduction operates precisely in this promise of radical simplicity: a world without conflicts because there are no others, a society without anxiety because there is no difference, an identity without fissures because all alterity has been eliminated. The delusion of uniformity becomes a political project, transforming the fantasy of completeness into a program of annihilation.

What's truly terrifying is not that fascism is a historical aberration but a latent temptation in every culture. Like a collective symptom that reveals the dark reverse of our desire for order and belonging. Politics thus becomes the stage where culture acts out its most primitive fantasies, where the dream of unity becomes a nightmare of elimination.