The bottom line is that there is no relationship between America’s conservative right or hard right and fascism, socialism, communism, and progressivism which all dwell on the other side of the coin. It was the Left that silenced, deplatformed, debanked, blacklisted, censured, shadow banned, IRS and FBI targeted, and falsely imprisoned conservatives, weaponizing all government agencies, 95% of all media and social media. It’s the Left that unlawfully changed election procedures under the name of emergency pandemic orders. Whether in Europe or America, fascism is a phenomenon that only exists on the Left.
Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian, ultranationalist ideology that prioritizes the nation above the individual. It features a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, and suppression of opposition. Fascism rejects democracy, socialism, and liberalism, advocating strong state control and regimentation of society and the economy. It often uses violence to maintain national unity and purity and promotes exclusionary nationalism, sometimes accompanied by racism. Fascism emerged in early 20th-century Europe as a reaction against socialism and liberalism, emphasizing hierarchy, order, and national strength rather than progressive collectivism.
European fascism only existed in socialist countries including Germany, Spain, and Italy. The European Right is not the same as the American Right; they are in opposition. You are referencing textbook propaganda promoted by the far left on Universities and resources like Wikipedia.
Germany, Italy, and Spain weren’t ‘socialist countries’—they were parliamentary states where fascists rose by violently destroying socialist and liberal movements. Fascism positioned itself against socialism, liberalism, and democracy, not as a form of them. Defining it as authoritarian ultranationalism isn’t leftist spin—it’s the consensus of mainstream historians.
Nope, you are wrong. Leftists are always wrong about everything but they still scream, yell, push, punch, kick, and kill to try to force compliance to their bad ideas.
So your counterargument to a definition of fascism is… yelling about leftists yelling? That’s some Olympic‑level irony right there. When you’re ready to discuss history instead of shadow‑boxing with stereotypes, we can talk.
The bottom line is that there is no relationship between America’s conservative right or hard right and fascism, socialism, communism, and progressivism which all dwell on the other side of the coin. It was the Left that silenced, deplatformed, debanked, blacklisted, censured, shadow banned, IRS and FBI targeted, and falsely imprisoned conservatives, weaponizing all government agencies, 95% of all media and social media. It’s the Left that unlawfully changed election procedures under the name of emergency pandemic orders. Whether in Europe or America, fascism is a phenomenon that only exists on the Left.
Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian, ultranationalist ideology that prioritizes the nation above the individual. It features a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, and suppression of opposition. Fascism rejects democracy, socialism, and liberalism, advocating strong state control and regimentation of society and the economy. It often uses violence to maintain national unity and purity and promotes exclusionary nationalism, sometimes accompanied by racism. Fascism emerged in early 20th-century Europe as a reaction against socialism and liberalism, emphasizing hierarchy, order, and national strength rather than progressive collectivism.
European fascism only existed in socialist countries including Germany, Spain, and Italy. The European Right is not the same as the American Right; they are in opposition. You are referencing textbook propaganda promoted by the far left on Universities and resources like Wikipedia.
Germany, Italy, and Spain weren’t ‘socialist countries’—they were parliamentary states where fascists rose by violently destroying socialist and liberal movements. Fascism positioned itself against socialism, liberalism, and democracy, not as a form of them. Defining it as authoritarian ultranationalism isn’t leftist spin—it’s the consensus of mainstream historians.
Nope, you are wrong. Leftists are always wrong about everything but they still scream, yell, push, punch, kick, and kill to try to force compliance to their bad ideas.
So your counterargument to a definition of fascism is… yelling about leftists yelling? That’s some Olympic‑level irony right there. When you’re ready to discuss history instead of shadow‑boxing with stereotypes, we can talk.