English Translation

18.) a reaction, a negation of what had been and is so far, dgi. a reaction against the then given ideal and political state. He had at first no fixed doctrine at all, was a summary of unclear and unsystematic preliminaries of ideas, sahlag words and orders Hr yearned for something new, longed for changes in the given regime of imperfect and poorly functioning Italian democracy, which was based on conflicting parties and always fluctuated between opportunistic compromises, under which the state actually suffered; this condition was therefore absolutely untenable,was a Marasmus, a statically unmoveable regime, which could only end in the complete decadence of the people and the state. This given state must be changed by dureful struggle, by a deed, an action, perpetual movement, for life is struggle and ceaseless movement, constant change, continuous devolution. Here we keep in the essential, fundamental article of the fa-sistisohe doctrine, which emerges and works step by step in a laborious daily political struggle for perfection and a system. And he works to his system precisely as a reaction in both directions through on the one hand as a political movement against the given surrounding social state, on the other as an ideal system and as a doctrine against the ideal system, and the doctrines that have prevailed so far.