Poll of the Day > Do you know the definition de jure of Fascism?

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While de facto Fascism is a totalitarian militaristic nationalistic nightmare... de jure Fascim is actually kinda simple, it simply means a political state where the power of government is in the hands of the trade unions, guilds, syndicates, corporations, etc

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There for, Guild Wars is fascist

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Watching TIK on Youtube lately? And "de jure"? What law determines fascism to be that?

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ZeldaMutant posted...

Watching TIK on Youtube lately? And "de jure"? What law determines fascism to be that?

Not lately, first TIK video actually - I found it made some technical flaws, and by de jure I just mean there has to be a word that's the opposite of de facto and that's what came up on teh googles

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The only thing I think of when I see de jure is crusader kings

Not gonna lie, my first thought was that "de jure" was some American bastardized spelling of "de jour."

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adjl posted...

Not gonna lie, my first thought was that "de jure" was some American bastardized spelling of "de jour."

Same lmao except even then it's du jour not de jour

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"What's the soup du jour?"
"It's the soup of the day."
"Mmmm that sounds good I'll have that."

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Jen0125 posted...

Same lmao except even then it's du jour not de jour

BRB, turning in my Canadian citizenship in shame.

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Is TIK legit anyways or are they part of the alt-right pipe?

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The videos that talk only about historical events tend to be accurate. His political science views are unique, to say the least. By his definition, everything that involves groups of people controlling the economy is socialist. This includes not only nazi Germany, but all current countries as well, since the modern economy mostly consists of corporations, which are owned by multiple people. It's a consistent definition, but it's so far from the usual one it's hard to derive any meaning from it.

When it comes to modern politics, he has been taking jabs at left-wing protesters and "Britain's national socialist health care system". Still, it's hard to consider avowed anti-nazi and anti-corporatist "alt-right".

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when i was in highschool, my dad saw the box for my copy of Guild Wars and thought it said "Child Wars" and thats how i still refer to the series to this day.

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