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| Topic | What specifically makes fascism a right-wing form of government? |
| Mal_Fet 08/26/17 7:46:26 AM #26: | Error1355 posted... Mal_Fet posted...Yes, the left frequently accuses anyone who defends the rights of bad people to be a Nazi themselves. Here's CNN calling people at the free speech rally "alt-right", even though nobody advocated for bigotry in any capacity at the rally nor showed any support for alt-right politics. http://www.cnn.com/2017/08/19/us/boston-counterprotest-crowd-video-trnd/index.html the Boston rally, as planned, was not a white supremacist event, but its organizers are "in step with the alt right in their hatred of feminists and immigrants, among others." Are CNN, the ADL, and 40,000 leftists not adequate representatives of the left? If that's not a fair generalization, then what the hell is? And let's be clear here: I'm not saying all leftists are fascists. I am saying that far-left activists are more similar to Nazis than any other group in the US, besides the actual Nazis. gunplagirl posted... I'm not on Wi-Fi, type darn you Point is, there was never any "switch". Minorities were voting democrat long before the Dixiecrats broke off from the Democratic party, and it was a Republican president who sent the national guard to Little Rock, Arkansas to force the mayor to integrate schools (10 years before the Civil Rights movement, fyi). --- Freedom is the right to tell people what they do not want to hear. -George Orwell ... Copied to Clipboard! |
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