Recent comments in /f/Fascism
drunkfrenchman wrote
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An_Old_Big_Tree OP wrote
Reply to As they build India's first camp for undocumented migrants, some workers fear detention there by An_Old_Big_Tree
India is the scariest place lately.
acr2d wrote
Every time this politician open his mouth some nonsense comes out.
SJWarCleric OP wrote
Reply to Beware of cupcake fascism (2014) by SJWarCleric
Archived: http://archive.is/JaT5V
StrongerThanEvil wrote
It's plain horrible and terrifying. I already knew fascists in Poland were on the rise, but not to this extent.
shanc wrote
One of my all time fave angery meltdowns right there
emma wrote
Reply to by !deleted8445
Cops retaliated for being ordered to arrest the fucker by arresting dozens of anti-fascists who protested the event he was scheduled to appear at.
celebratedrecluse wrote
Reply to Making sense of the far-right vote in Germany by n_n
neoliberalism fails to deliver on its promises to resolve the fundamental contradictions of capital, resentment builds as the systemic crises of climate/imperialism (refugee migration from Syria, for example) escalate, and reactionaries take advantage.
Same story all over the world.
celebratedrecluse wrote
Looks like using the state to repress Nazi symbology and rhetoric is apparently ineffective to curtail what has remained a cultural staple since before the european nation-states arose, and will unfortunately continue to be so for the foreseeable future.
n_n OP wrote
The group, exposed in June, had close police and military links.
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n_n OP wrote
Months ago there was a massacre in Mapiripán, the same place where the AUC killed dozen of people in the 90s.
steelypan wrote
Reply to Far right poses as protectors of women to target Muslims, official extremism report finds by n_n
"Far right poses as protectors of X to target Y" probably works in just about any permutation.
Whatever gives them an excuse.
n_n OP wrote
Reply to comment by steelypan in Britain was complacent about the far right. Now it’s out in force by n_n
No objections there, they are part of the problem as much the other media.
steelypan wrote
As if a bunch of libs like the Guardian's writers get to point any fingers here...
asg101 wrote
Reply to Trump’s Tweet About Civil War Was Just What the Far Right Oath Keepers Wanted to Hear by n_n
The sooner the USA seals itself in and kills itself off, the better the planet will be. Trump is exactly the president that shithole country deserves.
6c_6f_76_65 wrote
Reply to Trump’s Tweet About Civil War Was Just What the Far Right Oath Keepers Wanted to Hear by n_n
This is the single most dangerous person in the last four decades!
Being a POC I have never felt more unsafe. I hate that I had to spend money to learn combat arts, tactical training and purchase firearms but it was the only way to keep my mind pacified.
If any regular person uttered half of what he tweeted would the feds investigate them or have local PD charge them with inciting a riot?
ziq wrote
Reply to by !deleted3527
I don't really understand why so many 'radicals' are attacking Greta. Idk why they expect a child to have a fully-formed understanding of the world. She's doing a hell of a lot more than any of them were doing at her age.
jabber wrote
Reply to by !deleted3527
She's being used by the elites to stoke fear.
celebratedrecluse wrote
Reply to by !deleted3527
While the rhetoric the right wing pundits are using is horrible, and deserves to be thrown back at them at every opportunity to make them appear just as ghoulish as they truly are-- the reality is that these people are always disingenously looking to cause controversy, and they say these things because most of the right wing base is just looking to these pundits for entertainment, and a strong charismatic leader figure, not a role model or an ethical paragon. So these callouts of the right wing as "uncivil" are a bit weird, because this is the one aspect of right wing politics that should be lauded by everyone-- the dissolution of the role of civility in politics is a goal all anarchists and radicals should share, because the norms of civility ultimately enforce the neoliberal consensus. While the right wing is implementing here against a teenage climate change activist, and that is deplorable because Greta is struggling for our common goals, the same dissolution of civility should be seen as quite positive when it is instituted against the officials of government, the establishment media, the rich and powerful in every sector. Politics is an affair of power, not of discourse; it is a battlefield with infinite subtlety, not a free marketplace of ideas operating on crass exchange.
n_n OP wrote
Reply to “It is a sophisticated campaign to indoctrinate young people” - The history of Los Angeles-based conservative PragerU by n_n
To amplify that content, the group has an annual budget of nearly $23 million, fueled in part by donations from religious conservatives, including $800,000 last year from Texan Lee Roy Mitchell, owner of a global movie theater chain and ally of the conservative Koch brothers. Other big donors include GOP megadonor Sheldon Adelson’s Maccabee Task Force, and the foundation of Adelson’s top deputy, Michael Leven.
Most of the seed money for PragerU came from Dan and Farris Wilks, billionaire brothers from east Texas who made their fortune from fracking and run a church called the Assembly of Yahweh. Farris Wilks preaches at the church. In his sermons, he has compared homosexuality to bestiality and declared climate change the will of God.
Lee Roy Mitchell is the owner of Cinemark, we have that chain here in South America.
IanHuman wrote
Wasn’t one of the recent mass shooters an eco-fascist?
n_n OP wrote
Reply to Members of Chancellor Angela Merkel's CDU have been found cooperating with the far-right AfD in at least 18 cases. by n_n
Scratch a liberal, and a fascist bleeds.
NOISEBOB wrote
Reply to Feels like we are losing by aNonPerson
we will win!