You'll note I specified the type of fascism I was talking with the word 'Liberal.' The English 'fascism' comes from the Italian word fascio, meaning "a bundle" and symbolizes unity. Fascists radically unify around something and then use manipulation and even brutal force to get everyone else to comply or, at least, be silent if they object.
The problem in America today – and Western civilization in general – isn't Rightwing fascism, but rather Leftwing fascism. For instance, Conservatives & Independents could care less if Libs refuse to own a gun, hate meat, or if they giddily want to get perpetual experimental vaccines/boosters that don't work; it's their choice. Live and let live. Liberals, by contrast, want to force the lawful prohibition of guns, end meat products, and mandate dubious vaccines at the threat of losing one's job and not being able to fly, etc.
Why aren't Conservative speakers (or any voice that doesn't tow the Liberal line) permitted to speak at events at state Universities? When they are in rare cases, there are radical protests and they're forced to back out. How on Earth does an ugly rotund dude win a beauty contest in New Hampshire? It's Liberal fascism.
Leftwing fascists naturally say they’re anti-fascist, but their united ideology & actions involve dictatorial control and palpable suppression of opposition, which is the definition of fascism. The centralized autocratic government that Far Left fascists bow to may not be an actual nation, but a a more ambiguous shadow government, the global-oriented cabal or Deep State/New World Order (e.g. UN, WEF, etc.), which is a dictatorial power. They also rally around subcultures (e.g. LGBTQ) and identity/racial politics. When such forces overtake a nation, as increasingly witnessed in modern America, Leftwing fascism abounds.
Saying Lefties can't be fascist is like saying people of color can't be racist. Both are laughable concepts.
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