4. The Demographic Policy and the "Neighbour."

The "demographic" policy of the regime is the result of these

premises. The Fascist also loves his neighbour, but "neighbour" is not

for him a vague and undefinable word: love for his neighbour does not

prevent necessary educational severities. Fascism rejects professions

of universal affection and, though living in the community of

civilised peoples, it watches them and looks at them diffidently. It

follows them in their state of mind and in the transformation of their

interests, but it does not allow itself to be deceived by fallacious

and mutable appearances.

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