Okay I usually respect your posts, but your sperging over this woman has been demented, so I'm just gonna answer all of it at once.
Fascism is not left wing and never will be.
The situation is funny, but don't miss the true lesson here either: do something that makes people agree with/like you, then ask for their money.
who the fuck is a monarchist in the 21st century. who would the king of America even be??
Oh boy, we got a lil' antifa visiting us! Be gentle, he's a bit soft
They left, we have the travel expense reports.
lol, I've been openly rightist my entire time on this site. You must be new here. Imagine thinking people who speak highly of Franco/Mussolini would be lefties.
yeah went back and clearly you aren't antifa. So my bad on that. Still, a massively bloated state taking control and coercing the populace? Feels pretty damn lefty to me
Fascism is a tool of control wielded by every dictator using the state in history. Mao, Stalin, Pol Pot, all fit the definition of fascism, which is a convoluted definition because every retard fights over it, but put simply : everything within the state.
unironically, a theocratic monarchy would be better than the hopelessly corrupt "liberal democratic" republics we have right now.
I appreciate you investigating me to make sure you have accurate information, though I'd like to note that there is no one "Fascist text" like there would be historically with Communism (Stalin/Pol Pot/Mao types) all reading Marx. Fascism historically would really be a rightist movement which usually comes to be in response to Communism. However, it's going to vary from country to country and head of state to head of state. Hitler isn't Mussolini, he's not Franco, and he's not Pinochet or Salazar. For example, Mussolini was syndicalist, though not socialist. Pinochet was explicitly capitalist.
It's very interesting, I think a lot of it comes down to the American view that a strong centralized authority is inherently left wing. Which you do see in communism and also leftist in the US regularly pushing for a stronger federal government. Where as the right usually pushes for more autonomy at the state level.
Slow news day, it happens.
I'll make a comparison where there was overlap in historical Communist/Fascist countries from the POV of your average American voter:
It feels that way because you're American.
"You only have to depose 1 guy" is, as history shows, a lot harder than it sounds. Theocratic monarchy just doesn't fit in todays age, there's too much information out there for one religion to take over sharia style.
