So I listened to that entire video and I still don’t know what corporatism actually is. There was a lot of talk about how various fascist regimes were corporatist and how it’s about all the classes working together, but no actual explanation of what that means in practice.
It’s a good idea to be aware of any security advisories of your projects dependencies, but it’s also equally important to be aware of your actual attack surface and audience. It for instance may not matter to your entirely offline and utterly unprivileged app that there’s an arbitrary code execution flaw in one of your dependencies because any theoretical attacker is the user themself and they would only be executing code they already had the capability to execute. On the other hand such a flaw in other circumstances could be absolutely critical. It’s really down to you as the author of the code to evaluate any security advisories through the lens of your codes expected use cases.