10 Steps To Fascism

Has anti-fascism lost its urgency in the eight years since this was published? I grew up with World War II veterans for relatives. My own father was a WWII buff. "Don't be a fascist" was a big thing in my family. Might seem quaint to a younger generation? My own mother was a big proponent of "never forget". Yet on the Internet, I encounter many people -especially younger people - for whom it is more like "never even considered it". Even with a black man in the White House, I think it's important to "never forget".

thread title sounds like the evil self-help shadow of

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http://www.wikihow.com/Be-a-Fascist

thread title sounds like the evil self-help shadow of

Seven Steps to Heaven

modern states' complete fealty to global capitalism makes fascism look p quaint and outdated

Our mission statement is the same as it is on the podcast: that people should be able to understand complex ideas and have fun at the same time. All the knowledge. None of the pain.

— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) May 22, 2024

'people should be able to understand complex ideas', muses the man who discovered for the first time only months that neoliberalism is a political ideology and not just a slur leftists attach to people they don't like

only months AGO

Blimey, the person who wrote the article cited at the top of the thread though...

Oh, buddy. Ooooof.

never forget

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