"Fascism is a form of radical authoritarian ultranationalism, characterized by dictatorial power, forcible suppression of opposition and control of industry and commerce...."
So when you have the state in control of an industry or commerce which forces you to use a product such as vaccinations.. Though the school system children are being discriminated against who do not vaccinate, because their parents, through intelligent research have decided vaccines do more harm that good.
For example, forced vaccination is being considered or is done through making children be kicked from school. This is the state pushing corporate products onto people.
Is the US a fascist country?
I say it is.. Not to the degree of Nazi Germany, not just yet, but if not stopped
that's what comes next.. We shouldn't have to experience it, to know fascism is wrong or that force is wrong to handle most situations. I don't need to be hit by a car, to know being hit by a car
will fuck me up.. It's 1,000's of lbs and moves very fast. So therefore, I
don't need to experience being hit by a car, to know it's not a good
idea to be hit by a car.. So I look both ways before crossing and cross at safe spots.
Or that wars will kill you. I don't need to experience a war to know it's a bad idea to have a war. But for some reason Americans seem to want to experience what we should already know is wrong. But for some reason the US continues to be at war with nearly everyone or in major opposition of most countries, while having the most powerful military on Earth. Some think this is a good position, but it's a recipe for disaster if Nazi Germany or the Romans come to mind.
Most countries now view the US as an oppressive country or one that is leaning towards fascism. Many actually think we are already fascist, and condider that the US is responsible for millions of deaths after World War II through continued war and policies.
Yes you heard that right, our global image is only typically liked by nationalist and other extremist.
A wall around a country is probably not going to solve the immigrant crisis, but more or less expand the country into more of a police state, while the US already leads the world in prison population.. Many are non-violent law breakers that didn't harm anyone physically or cause them financial losses by being a user.. A wall might very well expand this system. Intelligent legalization along with intelligent labor laws would solve the crisis, which is one of labor abuses and laws regarding what a person consumes.
These billions of dollars spent could be spent on helping those countries directly. The real problem is the drug war and reliance on cheap labor. Issues that could be solved if the US wasn't such a greedy country that took advantage of those put in unfavorable positions, to be pimped out for labor or exploited in other ways, such as be run through the prison industrial complex. As if the military industrial complex isn't bad enough.
Or that wars will kill you. I don't need to experience a war to know it's a bad idea to have a war. But for some reason Americans seem to want to experience what we should already know is wrong. But for some reason the US continues to be at war with nearly everyone or in major opposition of most countries, while having the most powerful military on Earth. Some think this is a good position, but it's a recipe for disaster if Nazi Germany or the Romans come to mind.
Most countries now view the US as an oppressive country or one that is leaning towards fascism. Many actually think we are already fascist, and condider that the US is responsible for millions of deaths after World War II through continued war and policies.
Yes you heard that right, our global image is only typically liked by nationalist and other extremist.
A wall around a country is probably not going to solve the immigrant crisis, but more or less expand the country into more of a police state, while the US already leads the world in prison population.. Many are non-violent law breakers that didn't harm anyone physically or cause them financial losses by being a user.. A wall might very well expand this system. Intelligent legalization along with intelligent labor laws would solve the crisis, which is one of labor abuses and laws regarding what a person consumes.
These billions of dollars spent could be spent on helping those countries directly. The real problem is the drug war and reliance on cheap labor. Issues that could be solved if the US wasn't such a greedy country that took advantage of those put in unfavorable positions, to be pimped out for labor or exploited in other ways, such as be run through the prison industrial complex. As if the military industrial complex isn't bad enough.
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