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>socialist fascist leftist communist It's not that weird. "Socialist", " communist", and "leftist" all describe political affiliation, while "fascist" is vario
by QuarterReptile 5y ago
>socialist fascist leftist communist
It's not that weird. "Socialist", " communist", and "leftist" all describe political affiliation, while "fascist" is variously pejorative or a scare word deriving from "fasces", Latin for, roughly, " bundle of sticks", a political motif that was widespread and long-lasting (see the US mercury dime).
All that to say that "fascist" mostly lacks descriptive power except in its association with totalitarianism, which in turn is consistent with communism.
- Izikiel43 5y agoPeron was a big fan of Mussolini and Hitler, and a lot of his party actions (Peronism) are based on what they did, so yeah, fascist is pretty accurate here.