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November 8, 2024

WORD

May be an image of text that says 'Spotted in the Holocaust Museum: Early Warning Signs of Fascism FASCISM POWERFULANT CONTINUING NATIONALISM DISDAIN FOR HUMAN RIGHTS IDENTIFICATION OF ENEMIES SA UNIFYING CAUSE SUPREMACY OF THE MILITARY RAMPANT SEXISM CONTROLLED MASS MEDIA OBSESSION WITH NATIONAL SECURITY RELIGION AND GOVERNMENT INTERTWINED CORPORATE POWER PROTECTED LABOR POWER SUPPRESSED DISDAIN FOR INTELLECTUALS & THE ARTS OBSESSION WITH CRIME & PUNISHMENT RAMPANT CRONYISM & CORRUPTION'

Via Bobbie Lee


at 11/08/2024
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1 comment:

Strelnikov said...

Good old "Ur-Fascism" from Umberto Eco, who saw the possibility in 1993 for the insanity to come back, probably while watching the news from the Yugoslav wars.

November 8, 2024 at 1:07 PM

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