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In reply to the discussion: Trump Just Broke Through the Last Level of Neo-Fascism [View all]bucolic_frolic
(46,195 posts)10. I think sometimes the Trump era is more like an old time "company town" that went national
The towns where one employer, one industry, one industrialist owned everything plus owned the politicians, judges, pharmacies, rental housing, retailers, and set the agenda for all the rest especially education.
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they don't click their heels when the sig hiel and they don't finely taylored gray uniforms. nt
Javaman
Dec 2020
#16
No difference. Same fascism, different era. Using "neo" just obscures who they really are.
ancianita
Dec 2020
#21
Technically. At issue for me is that it suits media to call it 'neo because it's now in their face.
ancianita
Dec 2020
#41
Or, as we were taught, l'etat c'est moi. Guess that concept needs to be dusted off nowadays.
Karadeniz
Dec 2020
#18
I think sometimes the Trump era is more like an old time "company town" that went national
bucolic_frolic
Dec 2020
#10
The GOP has no party platform of principles, policies, beliefs, values, ideology, morality, or goals
keithbvadu2
Dec 2020
#26
Sounds right. Looks like fascism to me. Never thought I'd see it here. WWII vet dad would be livid.
Evolve Dammit
Dec 2020
#29