Fascism is the best system of governance

"Although Germany rebuilt--and therefore modernized--many of its railroads and other transportation after WW1, under Fascist rule, the rule itself did not direct to such actions. For example, if the previous government believed that building new roads and means of transportation were bad (which the didn't), THEN one could say that Fascism is the cause of a better system of transportation. The point is that the development of transportation was natural and would have occurred without Fascism. As for the thinkers--although there were national philosophers inspired by Hitler, you must understand that Germany itself has always had a great history with intellectuals." My point being that the previous democratic government didnt care enough to modernise and advance the countries transport. Under a fascist ideology, such as National Socialism, the advancement of the welfare of the people and infrastructure of the country became a very real ideal to attain. This simply wouldn't, and does not, happen in most of the democratic world. The actual betterment of their citizens and of the country at large is the motor in such a system. Capitalistic means are used to attain a higher quality of life for all the countries citizens, and are not an end in themselves, as they are in democratic capitalist countries. My contention is that the striving towards the realisation of an ideology benefits all who are included in that ideology. Infrastructures are for the good and use of all. Money is distributed more evenly than in a capitalist country. It is spent on things that benefit the greatest many because the ideology necessarily involves the advancement of the nation. And by nation, I mean the collective of nationals who comprise the country. There were many great scientists and thinkers who were nurtured under the Nazi regime. Werner Braun for instance. It's not rocket science. That saying is used, implying that rocket science is a supremely difficult subject. The Nazi scientist Werner Braun was Dr Rocket Science. Advances in technology made by the Nazi regime were superior to all. The Nazi Armed Forces were also the worlds foremost power. As a stand alone fighting force, they were incomparable. It took the might of the British, Russians, Americans and lots of other nations to defeat them. What made this Armed Forces so formidable? What made their scientists so forward thinking and innovative? I submit that it was the holding of, and striving towards, a definite common ideal that imbued Germans with this extra dimension. It gave them a certain je ne sais qua. The nazi ideology was passionate about their people and the society that they lived in. It eradicated unemployment, it got rid of the malign influences of a free press, it held in its aim an evolution of the people and nation as a whole in body, mind and spirit, and it showed. I also contend that there is nothing wrong with imprisoning people who defy your rule. It is perhaps true that those in the West find the idea of fascism abhorrent. However, you said that if a society does not like its government, the people will revolt. I contend that no one in the west ever likes their government, yet they do not revolt. It is often said that people are obese, lazy, their minds nullified by vacuous entertainments. The west is rich. It is rich in technology and it is spoiled. Collectively,, it has no true aspirations, no ideals to attain. Should a responsible government not mandate that its citizens shall comprise the healthiest nation on earth, for its own good? Should a responsible government not push its citizens to attain their fullest potential in sports, academia, the arts? Should a responsible government not have an overarching ideology that it seeks to galvanise it subjects to attain? I believe that it should. I do not believe that a government should merely be an administration, it should be a father and a leader, a pioneer of human endeavour. That is why fascism as adopted by the National Socialist party is the best system of government the world has known.