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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.
by cholantesh 1y ago
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.
- msgodel 1y agoYou 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.
- cholantesh 1y agoMost Americans, who are working class, want the state to collaborate with their employers against their interests? Quite a bold assertion.