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that’s kinda wild for me to hear. I’ve gone to jewish schools and they definitely mentioned the gays and the disabled being exterminated as well. They don’t often mention Romani or communists tho…

Are you seriously doing the ‘anything you don’t like is fascism’ thing?

This post smells like magacommunism shit. I seen a lot of Hinkle followers on twitter say that people can't be fascists today because fascism could only exist within the period that it was invented.

My baseline definition of Fascism is anticommunism. A Fascist is someone who will do whatever they think is necessary to prevent communism. The definition of Fascism is incoherent is because Fascists just took Marxism and said "let's do the opposite of that". Like if you look at Mussolini's theories, Mussolini has the theory of Class Collaboration, whereas he believes that working class and capitalist class naturally benefit each other. Mussolini just took the Marxist concept of class conflict and then declared he believes the opposite.

A fascist is a person who sees the contradictions of capitalism and makes up alternative explanations for why these problems are occurring under capitalism. Not enough jobs? Blame immigrants. Planes crashing? Blame minorities. Citizens don't want to reproduce? Blame gay people or women. Problems occur under capitalism because of capitalist profit seeking. Fascists make up alternative explanations because they want to preserve the hierarchies. Fascists have decided that they like their position in the capitalist hierarchy and want to preserve that position.

So what makes Trump similar to Hitler? There is the obvious opposition to communism. There is also the desire to preserve and even reinforce the social hierarchies of capitalism. Hitler believed in a conspiracy theory called Jewish Bolshevism. Hitler did not just oppose communism or Jewish people individually, he believed that communism and Jewishness were the same. Hitler believed that communism was a Jewish plot and that the Soviet revolution was a Jewish revolution. In that communism was a threat to hierarchy of German Society, Hitler also believed that Jewish people were a threat to hierarchy of German Society. Trump exhibits many of these same behaviors. Trump has said many times that he believes that "radical left" politics is controlled by an external force. He believes that immigrants are a source of the opposition of the hierarchies of American society. Like Hitler attributed communism with Jewishness, Trump attributes "radical left" politics with immigrants. Thereby Trump thinks that he can remove "radical left" politics from the US by deporting immigrants. The Nazis also originally planned to deport Jewish people and Communists, but then later resorted to mass extermination.

I prefer to take a more scholarly approach to the definition. And I believe it is critically important to always push back on the idea that all it means is "whatever I don't like". Whenever someone responds with that kind of answer, I will post one of thousands of articles that actually attempt to legitimately define it. It's important to understand what it is, if we're expecting to stand up to it.

Yeah, and Seinfeld also has one or two "Israel" comments in the series.

Palestinian Chicken is Season 8, Episode 3. It's funny but obvious CW for Zionism and also for, uh, raceplay without giving any further spoilers.

I love that line.

I'm always like Hell yeah, girl, you tell his ass.

technically technically by Jewish law he’s full jewish (passes down maternally). But we have enough ghouls these days it seems I’m glad to not include billy

If you grew up your whole life without knowing you are Jewish, I’m sorry you are not Jewish

Damn does it? Been a while since I saw that I guess.