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>>sundae+(OP)
I have trouble taking people seriously when they use “fascist” as a blanket term to discredit people they don’t like.

>>al_bor+Y5
I have trouble taking people seriously when they refuse to call things what they are because they don’t want to admit it.

>>mcphag+d8
Trump has given power back to the states for various things and seems to be consistently anti-war. Musk has been pushing the idea of starting a new political party to better represent the people and is for less regulation and smaller government.

This doesn’t sound like a couple of fascists.

>>al_bor+W8
Yes it does

>>queenk+QA
It's fascist in the anti-communist sense sure, but most Americans would be fascist then.

>>msgode+P82
No, it's fascist in the sense of nativism and public-private collaboration that was normative in fascist states. Most Americans are ambivalent to communism.

>>cholan+FF2
You can't not be nativist to some degree. Otherwise all you have is an economic zone, not a country.

That's a completely ridiculous definition of fascism and again, if you pick that most Americans would be fascist and consider it a good thing.

>>msgode+oO2
Most Americans, who are working class, want the state to collaborate with their employers against their interests? Quite a bold assertion.