Fascism is evil, and mankind's noblest work is to destroy fascism.
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Which is to say that the violence of fascism and the violence of anti-fascism are only identical if you ignore what fascism means.
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You can call it neo-fascism, or post-fascism, or even proto-fascism, and there is a valuable debate to hold about splitting these semantic hairs.
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It is authoritarian, sure, but meeting fascism with authoritarianism is not itself fascism.
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She spoke to Broadly about fascism, anti-fascism, and the future we can create together.
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Anti-fascism is a specific strand or tendency that opposes fascism from a pan-radical position.
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I never tried to hide my support for anti-fascism and my opposition to fascism and white supremacist politics.
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That is to say, if fascism is colonialism coming home after its long journey abroad, all anti-fascism is decolonial.
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Her book is dedicated to victims of fascism, but also to "all who fight fascism in others and in themselves".
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To be censored and blocked rightfully naming the rise of fascism is a form of fascism itself and corporate collaboration.
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In his book "Three Faces of Fascism," published in English in 1965, Professor Nolte defined fascism as a backlash to modernity.
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"Antifa are terrorists, violent masked bullies who 'fight fascism' with actual fascism, protected by Liberal privilege," Cassidy said in a statement.
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The time when Merriam-Webster pleaded with its followers to stop looking up the word "fascism" 'Fascism' is still our #1 lookup.
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He lowers his pitch only enough to say, "True, this is not yet fascism," though he suggests that here is fascism indeed.
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Read more " _____ • Reinhold Martin in Places Journal: "Modern fascism aimed to build a murderous utopia; postmodern fascism builds a murderous hall of mirrors.
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People on the left see fascism as the endpoint of right-wing reactionary thinking, and people on the right see fascism as nanny-state totalitarianism.
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NORM TABLER Indianapolis To the Editor: Re "Rise of Trump Tracks Debate Over Fascism" (front page, May 29): People may differ on how they define fascism.
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"Fascism" has been an all-purpose insult for many years now, but it has a real definition, and according to scholars of historical fascism, Trump doesn't qualify.
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When we talk about anti-fascism we need to see it as a tradition of pan-left politics that is not reducible simply to opposition to fascism.
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Back in 2014, you wrote an open letter outlining your own stance against fascism and the reasons why metal and National Socialism, fascism, and racism are incompatible.
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There's a hollowness to all of this that makes it a cartoonish imitation of something like fascism but not nearly as dangerous as actual 20th century fascism.
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"Standing up against fascism and the rise of Nazism and fascism in this country is not a crime," she said at her arraignment, according to Huffington Post.
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Griffin's preferred definition of fascism is: Fascism is a genus of political ideology whose mythic core in its various permutations is a palingenetic form of populist ultra-nationalism.
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One of the most notorious parts of 4chan is called /pol/, which stands for "politically incorrect," and where the ideologies range from anarchism to fascism and ironic anarcho-fascism.
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I remember telling him that if Franklin Roosevelt could work with Josef Stalin to defeat Nazi fascism, then certainly Donald Trump could work with Vladimir Putin to defeat Islamic fascism.
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Yale emeritus historian Robert Paxton's classic 1998 identification of the "five stages of fascism" argued that we should look to processes, not cosmetic features like flags and uniforms, to understand fascism.
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So fascism isn't a discrete category — it's a spectrum?
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"You don't know what fascism is ," Green Shirt says.
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Anti-fascism originated in response to early European fascism, and when Mussolini's Blackshirts and Hitler's Brownshirts were ascendant in Europe, various socialist, communist, and anarchist parties and groups emerged to confront them.
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"We want to see students, activists and members of the global community rising up to fight fascism in their universities, local communities, and all institutions that uphold white supremacy and fascism," Majuto said.
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"I remember telling him that if Franklin Roosevelt could work with Joseph Stalin to defeat Nazi fascism, then certainly Donald Trump could work with Vladimir Putin to defeat Islamic fascism," he told lawmakers.
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They're not concerned about the fact that fascism targets liberalism.
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Some of the protesters were with the group Refuse Fascism.
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When he tests boundaries, acknowledge and call out as fascism!
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Secret Hitler is a game about the rise of fascism.
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Something like life will return to the rainy fascism island.
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We have a history of fascism, and even National Socialism.
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The darkest foreshadowing of all is a fraternisation with fascism.
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Nearly a century ago, Europe began its descent into fascism.
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Racism on the one hand, and fascism on the other.
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Yes, much better to be judged purely by body fascism.
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I can't believe there's still fascism and femicide in Brazil.
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Many conservatives condemn this as federal overreach, or even fascism.
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But there was more to fascism than those two ogres.
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It's also an interpretation of strategy in response to fascism.
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The waking "dream of fascism" was a dream, after all.
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"The United States defeated fascism, Nazism, and communism," he observed.
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For conservatives, fascism is totalitarianism masquerading as the nanny state.
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The apocalypse, fascism rising: Every insane thing was coming true.
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This is where the book on Italian fascism comes in.
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If you're embedded in a liberal democracy, you trumpet fascism.
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In the 1930s it contributed to the rise of fascism.
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"This is how fascism begins," Ms. Loiseau said in Strasbourg.
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When fascism starts to feel normal, we're all in trouble.
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Marginalized people have always sounded the alarm about encroaching fascism.
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It was published in 1935 during the heyday of fascism.
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The expedition, filled with unapologetic militarism, inspired Fascism and Mussolini.
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I watch in real time how fascism changes our tongues.
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Why did they see American culture as ripe for fascism?
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One perspective is that fascism thrives when it manages to capitalize upon the grievances that people feel, their economic plight, their xenophobia, and so from that perspective, organizing popular opposition to fascism is essential.
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But defending Italian fascism, while extreme, is still allowed in public discourse: Separated from the specter of Auschwitz, it seems, people have trouble defining what exactly about fascism is bad enough to make it indefensible.
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Mr Maduro says its purpose is to defeat the opposition's "fascism".
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And thinking you are right and not allowing debate is fascism.
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" He wrote that this program is "simply fascism at its worst.
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One of the temple bosses is a monster named FASCISM. 15.
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Better off to call it fascism and then fight it appropriately.
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This is not the argument for incipient fascism in our country.
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He also drew parallels between fascism and the EU more recently.
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Colbert invited fascism fluffer Sean Spicer to perform at the Emmys.
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Ehud Barak, a former Labour prime minister, talks of "budding fascism".
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Tell them we don't have time for their support in fascism.
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Vicky: Anti-fascism is the fight against any kind of oppression.
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His greatest mistake was a youthful but lingering flirtation with fascism.
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When you use the term "fascism," what exactly do you mean?
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I'd also add that violence is a crucial element of fascism.
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I think, frankly, Europe owes Syriza for saving Greece from fascism.
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America will definitely continue on an irreversible slide into corporate fascism.
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"fascism" to mean "really, really conservative" thus seems to throw people
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I can't stop watching this new anthem to fighting fascism pic.twitter.
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Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak warns of "the seeds of fascism".
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Sonic Youth released a single called "Youth Against Fascism" in 1992.
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This outrage is the proper immediate response to Trump's creeping fascism.
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For Telegraph columnist Jamie Whyte, it is nothing short of fascism.
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We all must act together against Islamism, bigotry, fascism, and racism.
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Famine and Fascism: The Ukrainian Genocide Myth From Hitler to Harvard.
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It is the implicit anxiety that fascism is a slippery slope.
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Fascism is under the microscope, on scales both large and small.
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Today, the left-wing McCarthyites accuse me of complicity with fascism.
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But I really see fascism as a technique to gain power.
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There is a strong undercurrent of cultural fascism in Hindu nationalism.
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Fascism, racism, eugenics and nationalism are ideas with alarming recent popularity.
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The video is a reflection on fascism; it's criticism by affirmation.
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How could Germany inoculate itself against a future return of fascism?
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Demonstrators marched in Rome on Saturday to stand up to fascism.
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Her sympathies for (and even dabblings in) fascism are well-documented.
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For example, the word "fascism" has deep emotional connotations for me.
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Before starting, they should define what authoritarianism and fascism look like.
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And hegemony and fascism is alive and well in Nashville, Tenn.
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That's a warning, because fascism is always just around the corner.
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Anarchist, communist or just liberal, they oppose fascism with militant zeal.
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Now it's by a populist right that has elements of Fascism.
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We fought back against fascism in order to protect this country.
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The rank stupidity of fascism, propaganda, racism, and prejudice in general.
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" She added, "There is no friendship with people who enable fascism.
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Albright released her book "Fascism: A Warning" on Tuesday last week.
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Opinion Columnist TEL AVIV — Let's talk Fascism, the perfume I mean.
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" Ms. Turovskaya did little work in film production after "Ordinary Fascism.
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I think one of the things we see with the rise of friendlier or sunnier or more good-humored fascism is that people don't remember how fascism works out, which is not too well for anyone.
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To those who wanted him to take a more public stand against Hitler, Hesse replied that anti-fascism was as much a betrayal of the self as fascism: "What's it got to do with me?" he asked.
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"I remember telling him that if Franklin Roosevelt could work with [Joseph] Stalin to defeat Nazi fascism, certainly the United States could work with Vladimir Putin to defeat Islamic fascism," Prince told investigators, according to the transcript.
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She reluctantly voted for Macron, but "only to block fascism," she said.
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Fascism justified revocation of the rights of dissenters, dissidents, misfits, and subversives.
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A politician twisting words to create fear and garner control – that's fascism.
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Instead they advocate popular opposition to fascism as we witnessed in Charlottesville.
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Again, fascism requires stepping outside the system and attacking the democratic structure.
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Who can blame Europe's Founding Fathers for fearing a resurgence of fascism?
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"Uber CEOs are collaborators with Trump and therefore support fascism," @flwrwrk wrote.
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This is what it looks like when effective anti-fascism is applied.
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I served in World War II in our fight to defeat fascism.
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Much like the original 1977 film, it challenges fascism and tyrannical oppression.
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Using violence to stamp out speech is itself a kind of fascism.
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They were (in order): racism, socialism, fascism, concentration camp, xenophobia and bigot.
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"That's called fascism and it's not moral or ok," another comment read.
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France, fascism has roots on the left as well as the right.
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The fascism narrative is new, and it&aposs eye-opening to me.
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Benito Mussolini had come to power, and the signs of early fascism
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Read: We Asked a Fascism Expert if Donald Trump Is a Fascist
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It was an era of -isms—fascism and communism, existentialism and feminism.
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A fascism not unlike what destroyed the Spanish Republic had seized Chile.
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We have to be mindful that every ism — communism, socialism, fascism, etc.
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Populism can descend through several circles of hell into fascism and Nazism.
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And I can tell you that the only thing worse is Fascism.
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People are not voting for the far right because of their fascism.
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Save us from fascism but, like, don't be a bitch about it.
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I think that there are multiple angles to tackle fascism and hatred.
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In the 20th Century, the United States defeated Fascism, Nazism, and Communism.
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" Mr. Kasparov called it a "personalistic dictatorship with distinct elements of fascism.
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Or are we in fact witnessing a resurgence of fascism in Poland?
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With capitalism in decline, this agenda can be a recipe for fascism.
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Commentators retailed an ominous origins narrative involving bigoted isolationism and proto-fascism.
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In this political climate, and in all climates, art must strangle fascism.
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As author Horace Bloom detailed, lion imagery has deep roots in fascism.
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Carlo, an impetuous character, threw himself recklessly into the struggle against fascism.
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There are many aspects of fascism that are excluded from this simulation.
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It's unfortunate that Bertolt Brecht's 1941 parable on fascism always feels relevant.
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A sticker reading "I (heart) fascism" has been affixed to the door.
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This is about democracy and fascism, war and peace, life and death.
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But Fiume also became a test run for the trappings of Fascism.
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Critic's Pick An exiled filmmaker returns to Chile, contemplating fascism and eternity.
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This contempt for the weak and machismo are both signs of fascism.
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And has the resistance to Trump really descended into a "childlike fascism"?
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Diana, Unity and Tom embraced fascism while Jessica lurched to the left.
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The dangers of resurgent fascism and environmental catastrophe do not go unnoticed.
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It's how self-declared anti-fascists develop their own forms of fascism.
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This soft fascism is far more effective in the modern political context.
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PAUL FEINER GREENBURGH, N.Y. ♦ To the Editor: Missing from Peter Beinart's review of Jason Stanley's "How Fascism Works," or perhaps missing from the book itself, is any significant mention of how fascism is effectuated in the real world.
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There is, first of all, a lot of debate about what constitutes fascism.
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Now, Trump is using it as a catchall to avoid words like fascism.
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It's a clarion call to forces of white nationalism, anti-semitism, and fascism.
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"Fascism is bad" is suddenly a much more politically potent and controversial statement.
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They can't come out of the closet because they're shamed by leftist fascism.
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"Surreal" has beaten "fascism" to become Merriam-Webster's 2016 word of the year.
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Italy was never forced to reckon with Fascism as Germany was with Nazism.
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All this, he argued, ultimately provoked a reaction in the form of fascism.
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You're right that fascism has been here, but it's been put down before.
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There is a train of thought that suggests fascism is creeping back in.
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Probably my third concern would be the rise of authoritarian populism and fascism.
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"Socialism", "communism", "fascism", "terrorism" and "racism" all saw big spikes in lookup traffic.
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America has fought and won two wars against fascism and white supremacy already.
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We have to be careful, however, about throwing around the language of fascism.
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After the age of fascism ended, the three men became more conventional conservatives.
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In that way, an anti-fascist is not simply anyone who opposes fascism.
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As children, my parents suffered under fascism and then, as adults, under communism.
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Read more: "Eco-fascism": The racist theory that inspired the El Paso shooter.
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The national symbol for fighting fascism abroad was the "V" for victory sign.
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Instead the Internet seems to have brought us new, networked forms of fascism.
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For them, the war in Spain wasn't merely a chance to rebuff Fascism.
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We will relentlessly and unrepentantly rail against fascism and bigotry in all forms.
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For me, Spanish colonialism, like Spanish fascism, is not something we can erase.
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It's a fuzzy distraction from the crushing onslaught of fascism in the news.
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To create was to fight fascism and reclaim the very fabric of civilization.
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And there's a song about fascism and how it's kind of coming back.
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The rise of Fascism saw his philosophical work make crackling contact with politics.
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For a long time, the threat of fascism had not been so clear.
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My point is that fascism developed in Chile as a result of that.
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They talked about social justice and debated communism as a counterforce to fascism.
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He could have added that every age also has its own anti-fascism.
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The Great Depression and the rise of European fascism had scared American executives.
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In Israel, "Fascism" becomes a perfume for a rightist minister's election-campaign ads.
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The murder of a prominent critic of Fascism shocked Italy and the world.
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Jason Stanley has spent the past decade studying fascism, from Mussolini to Duterte.
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First, ask students to define four key terms: fascism, authoritarianism, populism and nationalism.
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Another person questions where to draw the line between degrowth and eco-fascism.
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The blood spilled on the beaches of Normandy was spilled to defeat fascism.
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The mausoleum has long been seen by critics as a monument to fascism.
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He told The Spectator that "fascism" was a term used to smear populism.
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Communist parties thrived during World War II thanks to the alliance against fascism.
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Can fascism and white supremacy be defeated by candle vigils and solidarity gatherings?
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Adorno wanted to understand what kind of personality type was susceptible to fascism.
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Nor does he adequately distinguish between conservative or right-wing politics and fascism.
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Suddenly she was the one oppressing him, via the forces of PC fascism.
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His success was shadowed by alcoholism, ostensible frugality and his fascination with fascism.
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Damn,"old-fashioned fascism" via tech company innovation sure fits Manson's theme here.
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"This sort of Twitter activism is one step closer to fascism," he said.
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In the end, I think Glazer was wrong to see both the student movement and the black power movements as incipient forms of fascism, especially now that the genuine forms of fascism, alas, are making themselves felt around the world.
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"The fascism that Nancy Pelosi is displaying is the fascism that we are now seeing within the Democrat Party," Levin, a chief of staff to former Attorney General Edwin Meese who served under former President Reagan, said on his program Wednesday.
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After meeting with a professor to plan a spring course on fascism and anti-fascism, "we decided it was probably not worth it," said Lori Poloni-Staudinger, head of the department of politics and international affairs, who has also received threats.
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Again, there's really no other word for this style of intimidation but neo-fascism.
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The evils of fascism had been defeated, and everyone could agree that was good.
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And that should terrify decent Americans as the country continues its slide into fascism.
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ONR members have been convicted under Poland's anti-fascism law for making Hitler salutes.
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Similarly, the rise of fascism was overshadowed by growing violence in her own house.
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If that happens, there's no need to be precious about purity — that's cultural fascism.
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What does the show say to you about freedom in the face of fascism?
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"You cannot try to 'wait things out'," a Refuse Fascism call to action reads.
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I'm not saying fascism and totalitarianism are things we should be completely unworried about.
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Unlike fascism or totalitarianism, political meritocracy is compatible with most democratic values and practices.
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And capitalism is a kind of fascism, too—it's the rich oppressing the poor.
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Firstly, everyone needs to be aware that fascism isn't a thing of the past.
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These revealed a disturbing admiration of Edward VIII, who abdicated in 1936, for fascism.
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The Darkest Minds sets the machinery of fascism down like so many cardboard cutouts.
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He's so bad at being a fascist that he can't actually bring in fascism.
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This is what fascism looks like when it first puts on its baby jackboots.
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While not always overt, a vein of Christo-fascism runs through the QAnon narrative.
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Depression under Jim Crow, the global threat of fascism during World War II, and
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What about the campus radicals denying free speech at UC Berkeley while decrying fascism?
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Don't take the mention of fascism as an indication Spider-Man is overtly political.
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Refuse Fascism is one of the dozens of groups here on Freedom Plaza today.
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Mr. Paxton, the fascism scholar, said he saw similarities and differences in Mr. Trump.
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Fighting Fascism has taken a lot out of me, and I deserved a break.
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There's concern about a revival of fascism, as The Times's Peter Baker recently noted.
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You say that antifa can't be properly understood as a pure negation of fascism.
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Competition with Diana also stoked Unity's determination to outdo Diana's fascism by following Hitler.
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Supporters chanted "You cannot silence the free press" and "Shoulder to shoulder against fascism".
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Moore, a longtime anarchist, saw no answer to fascism in any well-meaning liberalism.
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This is partly why I think of fascism as a kind of anti-politics.
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Partly as a result of Coughlin's efforts, fascism took root in the United States.
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Historically the police are sometimes sympathetic to the "law and order" promises of fascism.
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He has hunted down traces of fascism for decades since first making Am Siel.
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How did you navigate the extremity of the straight-edge fascism in the scene?
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But Reynolds seemed to also be questioning the country's growing concern about fascism overseas.
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People confuse and mix that term, making it equal to Nazisim, fascism, and chauvinism.
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By the end of the conflict, America has played its part in defeating fascism.
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Once it goes into the streets, it is as violent as fascism and Nazism.
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AS: The constant twitchy fascism of the guy just began to penetrate my consciousness.
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It isn't fascist, though there are traces of fascism in many of the parties.
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This year, Italy has seen a resurgence in neo-fascism and far-right ideology.
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We marched to Europe in two world wars to oppose aggression, Fascism and Nazism.
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As history clearly demonstrates, people will prefer fascism to isolation, authoritarianism to moral anarchy.
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TO FIGHT AGAINST THIS AGE On Fascism and Humanism By Rob Riemen 176 pp.
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It's hard to think of a more iconic modern example of tyranny than fascism.
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But in Italy, the birthplace of fascism, they are a full partner in it.
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We need to show our solidarity to people who are against racism and fascism.
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"Every age has its own fascism," Primo Levi warned in a prescient 1974 essay.
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"The history of fascism is a history of dictatorship, of leader-worship," she said.
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The German Democratic Republic always portrayed itself as the embodiment of German anti-fascism.
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To defeat Islamic fascism, we must delegitimize it by winning the war of ideas.
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The current president is pushing closer to fascism than even the man behind Watergate.
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But as far as Nixon moved toward fascism, Mr. Trump has been going further.
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We are seeing the end of unity and the rise of factions and fascism.
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What follows is a heartbreaking, indelible look at the mechanics of fascism and genocide.
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Its primary mission is not the opposition of fascism, but the suppression of ideas.
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But was America's involvement in the war really just about liberating nations from fascism?
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READ: Eco-Fascism: the racist theory that inspired the El Paso and Christchurch shooters.
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But, step by step, her brand of fascism gets Trojan-horsed into viral celebrity.
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This is the type of training the forces of fascism, communism, and capitalism get.
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He said they were there to protect Trump opponents and stand up to fascism.
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For me, there's a kind of irony here, because we're not fighting fascism now.
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Fears of disorder, civil war and Bolshevism remained and fueled the rise of fascism.
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HOW FASCISM WORKS The Politics of Us and Them By Jason Stanley 218 pp.
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A woman with rainbow hair and a purple fur coat is yelling about fascism.
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Having just fled Germany, Adorno saw this as a precursor to something like fascism.
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" Avakian brands Pence the political leader of "Christian fascism," a "fascism wrapped in the Bible taken literally and the American flag, saturated with racism, misogyny, and xenophobia," which he compares to the "kind of Islamic fundamentalism that is tearing up the Mideast.
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Editor at large Peter Sokolowski clarified in an email to Vox that Merriam-Webster's fascism tweet wasn't about fascism being the most-searched word of 2016 so much as it represented "that particular moment" — the immediate aftermath of Trump winning the election.
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Do you see any danger of American anti-fascism heading down its own "slippery slope"?
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It's for people who are willing to do whatever is necessary to stomp out fascism.
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It has been alleged, for example, that the Smurfs are an example of crypto-fascism.
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If Trump's politics are fascist, they are a fascism of gesture (presumably a crass one).
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It wasn't fascism like in the movies — at least not among the privileged in Brooklyn.
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I'm a victim of leftist fascism, I can't even go back to my alma mater.
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Why is that, when the fear of fascism in Trump's America seems greater than ever?
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Ticket inspectors, for instance, those low-level enforcers of our own grotty 21st-century fascism.
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And I think it's one of the most extreme forms of modern fascism we have.
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Similarly, counterculture individualists and lovers of freedom worry about Nazi fascism or Soviet police states.
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"That was the core of Stieg Larsson, to fight intolerance, racism and Fascism," said Lagercrantz.
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But in the end, you don't want the world to deal with fascism through violence.
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Some of the separatists have long claimed, implausibly, that their battle is against Spanish "fascism".
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Fascism has never been a fixed creed; it's a syndrome, a series of intertwined tendencies.
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The rise of fascism in Europe in the 1930s threatened the stability of the world.
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Fascism is the proverbial frog being boiled in water, progressing so slowly you barely notice.
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Another key thinker on eco-fascism is the 86-year-old Finnish polemicist Pentti Linkola.
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In interviews, meanwhile, García Lorca had begun to give clear vent to his anti-fascism.
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The word "fascism," as it's used today, has been stripped of much of its specificity.
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Black Americans created a second "V," symbolizing victory against fascism abroad and racism at home.
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Fascism had been killed off in the Second World War, and now Communism was imploding.
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Most years you don't count on your political nemeses to save the world from fascism.
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It carries an emotional resonance given fascism is still a living memory for many Spaniards.
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I will run this city like a ... It would be fascism, but yes, that's true.
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And so the dangers of organized fascism mitigate the benefits of a free speech absolutism.
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We are cheerleaders for people who want to stand up to fascism and white supremacy.
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It was a burning point that the social democracy had let the neo-fascism grow.
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"The constant twitchy fascism of the guy just began to penetrate my consciousness," Sullivan says.
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You probably need to turn to German to really capture the Teutonic tint of fascism.
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Lewis wrote about white Midwesterners who struggled against provincial thinking, corporate greed, materialism, and fascism.
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The connection to European fascism is even stronger in the case of the Charlottesville leaders.
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All of this makes CasaPound's leaders hopeful that Italy is newly fertile ground for fascism.
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These groups are intending to help create a new set of leaders for British fascism.
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Understanding Hitler's personality alone will not tell us much about rise of fascism, for example.
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Mr. Levitas was also alert to the threat of rising fascism at an early stage.
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When communism and fascism failed in the 20th century, this version of liberalism seemed triumphant.
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" When confronted with this new phenomenon, the Los Angeles Times asked: "Fascism or Shock Value?
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Friends who did not live up to her standards for militancy against fascism were dropped.
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Fascism takes many forms, and rough justice by self-selected vigilantes is one of them.
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And yet it seems to me that fascism acts like cancer in the body politic.
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In our brave imaginations, we undoubtedly do the right thing when fascism comes to America.
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The leaders of the Western democracies thought they could postpone a confrontation with Fascism indefinitely.
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In 1938, he gave a series of lectures against fascism, Communism and the America Firsters.
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In this characterological sense, 'fascism' is the basic emotional attitude of man in authoritarian society.
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And there was no proof that the personality type it purportedly measured actually supported fascism.
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And how were they influenced by the rise of fascism in Germany at the time?
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" Building on this insight, historian Robert Paxton argued in his 2004 book Anatomy of Fascism that "fascism does not rest explicitly upon an elaborated philosophical system, but rather upon popular feelings about master races, their unjust lot, and their rightful predominance over inferior people.
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For those who study diversity/sensitivity training, this cultural moment—in which progressives are reduced to snowflakes who preach fascism in the name of political correctness and conservatives are concordantly summed up as rednecks who preach fascism in the name of racial purity—is nightmarish.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Italian neorealism is rooted in the bloodied soil of Fascism.
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It's like, when fascism sets in, that's why he can't be let off the hook. Right.
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The stream is full of melancholy '22017s-era music and political monologues condemning Nazis and fascism.
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In fact, if you look at what fascism really is, it is a sister of socialism.
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Facing a President marching us towards fascism, the stakes are too high for politics as usual.
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Together, without telling the other players, they must work together to convert the government to fascism.
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The 20th century, he contends, offered three "global stories" to follow: fascism, communism and liberal capitalism.
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Its rising popularity with voters has horrified many in Germany who fear a return to fascism.
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"There need to be mass protests," a Yale philosophy professor and expert on fascism told Insider.
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America, the rock against which Fascism crashed in the last century, may have begun to slide.
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Caracciolo, 59, argued that fascism saw the convergence between state and capital, between politics and economics.
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But if we're serious about keeping fascism out of this country, we should do it consistently.
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Where there is a rising fascism there is a moral imperative to oppose and stop it.
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Fascism has always been a latent force in American politics, going back at least a century.
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Fascism is always, in the end, about stirring people up and giving them someone to hate.
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So that is as close as you are going to get to clinical fascism American-style.
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"National socialism, fascism, whatever you want to call it, this is real unity," he told me.
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Populism, in short, should not be blithely equated to fascism, nor does 2016 look like 1933.
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But literature's specifically patriotic, all-American version of fascism often treats Americanism as synonymous with Christianity.
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Again, this was a rhetorical trick of fascism, played out in the medium of mass communication.
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Recall, especially, that for all the talk at the time and after about Bush's fascism, etc.
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Gilead, the new name for the United States, is Biblical fascism sold with faux-feminist icing.
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It weathered first the departure of Gropius, then the rise of fascism, which cut off funding.
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Fascism shouldn't be "ascribed to local causes, national mentalities, or historical backgrounds," he came to believe.
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History was supposedly over, and real catastrophe—famine, fire, fascism—had been banished from the world.
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With fascism at home in the White House, certain groups only grew emboldened online and off.
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So you're not worried that fascism will make a comeback and settle in the US, then?
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His concern with history and the past is, in part, why fascism abounds in his films.
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The current system was adopted in 1948 in an attempt to avoid a return to fascism.
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There is a reign of fascism at our door, and it's necessary to be against it.
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But now some fear that Italy, the birthplace of fascism, is catching up with its neighbors.
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We are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism.
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Moreover, both relied on heady whiffs of fascism, only in real life no one is laughing.
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But precisely because of those reasons, it's treatment of fascism can be surprising, empathetic, and instructive.
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" He called the book "a timely investigation of how fascism can take root in a society.
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FASCISM PROVED CATACLYSMIC for Italy's economy and its soul, but it was excellent for its architecture.
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Italy's political rifts widen as not even its liberation from Fascism is cause for undivided celebration.
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So the accusation that American universities somehow shelter or promote fascism is odd and severely misguided.
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So why, then, are we surrounded by articles worrying over America's descent into fascism or autocracy?
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In one long paragraph, he prophesies the history of the twentieth century, from fascism to theocracy.
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Part of me looks back fondly on the days when fascism seemed like history's dumbest joke.
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In the twentieth century, liberalism became a banner under which to march against Communism and Fascism.
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The United States, after all, didn't have much of a problem with Spanish or Portuguese fascism.
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It was a way to fight anti-Semitism and oppose fascism, both in Poland and worldwide.
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I really believe that people who are proponents of freedom rather than fascism can think freely.
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Caught in the middle, Nancy, after a brief flirtation with fascism, adopted a vaguely "pinkish" socialism.
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Who would now warn publicly against "Islamic fascism," when the hard-liners sought to influence elections?
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In fact, hiding behind a civilized veneer in your support of fascism I consider more dangerous.
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I think the word "fascism" is used way too loosely in general and specifically about him.
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But D'Souza thinks his conviction stands as proof that fascism has taken over the Democratic party.
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The original European fascism (Mussolini in particular) was largely a phenomenon of the Catholic right wing.
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It's always important to clarify that anti-fascism is not just against textbook fascism, but against the far-right, and is undergirded by a social revolutionary politics that isn't just interested in drawing arbitrary distinctions between right-wing positions, but also wants to create a new world.
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Begrudged populism fomented dreary Fascism in the early 19548th century by playing ethnic groups against each other.
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Most striking, it was published in 1935 as a comment on the rise of fascism in Europe.
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We know from experience that Fascism and the tendencies that lead to it are subject to imitation.
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We asked Ms Albright to answer five questions in light of her recent book "Fascism: A Warning".
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Fascism is profoundly anti-democratic, even though a fascist government may attain power through a democratic process.
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But the sheer act of talking, according to Khan, is what might help stop fascism from growing.
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He's from a metropolitan area in the South, he said, and he's always been fascinated by fascism.
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" Paxton agrees: "I don't think it helps very much to use this inflammatory term [fascism] about Trump.
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There was a significant minority of Americans who thought fascism and racism and anti-semitism were okay.
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We won't know until tomorrow how big the Refuse Fascism rallies — or any counter-protests — will be.
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Sometimes, they've thrown a few of their own in protest of fascism, racism, and the capitalist system.
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European parades do not in fact reek of fascism or furious nationalism, it should be pointed out.
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What was your reaction, as a historian of fascism and a citizen, to what you saw yesterday?
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When you look at what's happening right now, do you see echoes of 20th century European fascism?
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What can we do to stop fascism without actually having to get into physical fights with fascists?
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Given the rise of neo-fascism in the United States, I guess it's the small victories, huh?
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Image: GizmodoMerriam-Webster reported Sunday evening that "fascism" is currently the top look-up on its site.
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Traditionally we all know that fascism is the aestheticism of politics and the aestheticism of the military.
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"Fascism" was the third most popular word searched on Merriam-Webster, and it's easy to see why.
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Like fascism, climate change is one of those rare crises that gets stronger if you don't attack.
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Salafism's fatal combination of retrograde thinking, reactionary dictates, and revolutionary violence is the very essence of fascism.
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There, they will hold signs that read "Trump Is A Bludclart" and "No Fascism Please, We're British".
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Mass incarceration, the scientific method, terrorism, the automobile, fascism: these are irreducibly modern responses to modern conditions.
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Academics have fought passionately over how to define fascism, but scholars generally focus on four crucial characteristics.
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The spectrum runs far beyond Republicans and Democrats, from fascism to communism and from tyranny to anarchy.
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Academic institutions committed a disservice to our youth by indoctrinating them with fascism disguised as political correctness.
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But one section stood out: when he warned of the "lure of fascism" and threats against democracy.
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Andrew Sullivan thinks that to apply the label to Donald Trump might be an insult to fascism.
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Or it might be something more like late-fascism, which only really existed in Italy and Germany.
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America's appetite for fascism proper was tested in 1933, after a protester was killed at a rally.
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The stigma of fascism today comes mainly, in fact, through its association with the Holocaust and Hitler.
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And that produces a mishmash like in Italian fascism, between the Catholic Church and the revolutionary nationalists.
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I do, however, think it's important to stand up against hypernationalism and Fascism in all its forms.
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Take care of each other and push each other to fight against fascism and for racial justice.
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A far-right philosophy dubbed "eco-fascism" has been increasingly gaining steam in white nationalist circles online.
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Now that Trump is "actually Hitler," any compromise by Democrats will be viewed as kowtowing to fascism.
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Since you began working on the film, there's been a rise in international strongmen, fascism, and nationalism.
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At 20, he had survived Hungarian fascism, Nazi occupation, and the invasion of the Soviet Red Army.
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To some she was an anti-fascist; to others, her anti-fascism did not go far enough.
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As a result, it more accurately represents the moral and political complexity of Italian life under Fascism.
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The regime closely resembled other 20th-century authoritarian and nationalistic systems of government, such as Nazi Fascism.
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We have to remove him from power," Scaramucci said, adding that the president had "early stage fascism.
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Busy fighting communism and fascism, people back then emphasized individual reason and were deeply allergic to groupthink.
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Italy, having produced the first iteration of fascism, also engendered the first resistance to the new politics.
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In Italy, the birthplace of fascism, Mussolini has never carried the same stigma as Hitler in Germany.
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In Sachs's telling he emerges as a morally driven prodigy who spoke out against fascism and hate.
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"I want to fight against all the fascism we're seeing," Ms. de Neve said as she cooked.
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"Fascism," the perfume bottle label reads — a taunt to the minister's critics, three weeks before Israelis vote.
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In Italy, liberation from Fascism becomes a squalid "derby" for the most powerful figure in the government.
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The best way to do that is supporting those who reject Islamic fascism and embrace democratic principles.
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So, when students accuse me of leading an institution that harbors and promotes fascism, it offends me.
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"There shouldn't be any question in anybody's mind in this country that fascism is here," he said.
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If you find yourself eager to see the whole species punished, that's not a fetish, that's fascism.
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But some carried signs expressing more far-flung ideologies — denouncing capitalism, for instance, alongside fascism and racism.
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What fascism offers isn't elevation but cheap transcendence, a counterfeit of meaning rather than the real thing.
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To close this lesson, engage students in a discussion of the revival of fascism in today's world.
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But she also tutors the girls in fascism, the art of skin care and Italian Renaissance painting.
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Over the past few years, I've thought the progressive fears of incipient American fascism were vastly overblown.
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By that time, he was famous throughout the world for his implacable hatred of Fascism and Nazism.
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Censors blocked the film — the first about fascism since the liberation of Italy — for over a year.
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Everything seemed to be in such stark polarities: pluralism versus bigotry, democracy versus fascism, love trumps hate.
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Some on the left worry that we are seeing the rise of fascism, a new authoritarian age.
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He is a Yale University historian who has written at length on fascism, Communism and the Holocaust.
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So a lot of people today fear fascism or authoritarianism, but what I really fear is nihilism.
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"This is the third [one] I've done," she says, referring to previous series on slavery and fascism.
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As a result, the European Union they created is decidedly and unequivocally antifascist, and not only in instances in which fascism lies in contradiction to the bloc's economic interests, but also in situations where fascism could perhaps be expedient for the pursuit of the union's own political interests.
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Wilders is simply the latest example of a European right-wing extremist tradition with roots in interwar fascism.
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"We are facing another 'ism,' just like we faced Nazism, and fascism, and imperialism and communism," Flynn said.
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The AfD's activists, some expressing views close to fascism, are regularly out on the streets of German cities.
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"What I think must be resisted is the re-emerging spectre of fascism in the West," he continued.
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It wasn't that long ago that we all rallied behind Pussy Riot and their masked campaign against fascism.
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It is an odd kind of thinking that sees danger in democratic protests against fascism and white supremacism.
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FREE PRESS KILLS FASCISM — Jilly B. is scrawled at the base of the subway stairs at Montrose Ave.
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As regularly as we use the term, few current heads of government fully embody the spirit of Fascism.
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The familiar trappings of fascism—tanks and soldiers treadmilling past crowds in city squares—tore across the screen.
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In an interview with the Washington Post, Bill Schultz said that his child was interested in anti-fascism.
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As the Duke, Mr. Bowie made statements about fascism and Nazi gestures and had to recant those, too.
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Some of Refuse Fascism&aposs literature and visuals are also drawing scrutiny for their use of violent images.
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Under fascism, there's just a kind of device which leads to blunt skepticism and therefore inaction and turpitude.
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In The New Colossus, the path away from fascism is easy to find, if not easy to take.
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In "Barbara" (2012) and "Phoenix" (2014) the German director considered love under fascism and his country's complicated history.
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His murderer was a paranoid former student who had stalked him for months, and who sympathised with fascism.
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Then Riverdale reminds us of how much nonsense Archie pulled during his pro-Hiram fascism era last season.
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Blatant dictatorship — in the form of fascism, communism, or military rule — has disappeared across much of the world.
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On the left, populism manifested itself as communism and socialism while on the right it led to fascism.
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Some 2,800 Americans enlisted in the International Brigades to fight against fascism in defense of the Spanish Republic.
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When the forces of democracy joined to defeat fascism and then to defeat communism, Youngstown led the way.
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As the center crumbles it gives rise to extremism and fascism, which is always the product of inopportunity.
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Fascism is not something that descends upon liberal democracy from without, but develops within it under particular conditions.
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The film will be a stop-motion animated musical and set during the rise of fascism in Italy.
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"Attacking the media is the first step in the move towards fascism," Fonda, 80, said, according to Variety.
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At its heart, fascism is an alliance of hardline and moderate conservatives seeking to repress left-wing sentiment.
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Authenticism was banished to the fringes of politics after World War II and the defeat of European fascism.
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"if you can talk to someone and meet in the middle..." WHERE IS THE MIDDLE OF FASCISM @Karamo?!
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They describe themselves as anti-AntiFa, the far-left movement dedicated to fighting fascism, per their Facebook page.
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Nor is it meant to imply that superhero movies and comics are all consciously and deliberately promoting fascism.
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"Americans are no wiser than the Europeans who saw democracy yield to fascism, Nazism, or communism," he began.
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The soft fascism of Trump, wrapped in a good economy, would decimate the soft socialism of Elizabeth Warren.
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O'Malley said Democrats must approach Trump's brand of conservatism — he unambiguously calls Trump's campaign style "fascism" — without fear.
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It is a hell of a thing to see fascism being so robustly embraced by so many Americans.
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Look at what we did--in 1939 and 1940, the world had an existential threat: Hitler, and fascism.
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Consisting of 174 pictures by 73 photographers, along with film clips, books and newsmagazines, "NeoRealismo" begins with Fascism.
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In 1953, when I set off to cycle around Francoist Spain, no one reprimanded me for condoning fascism.
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"He has further presented himself as the epitome of misogyny and fascism terribly rolled into one," she said.
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In Russia, the movie has been denounced as a sacrilegious portrayal of those responsible for victory over Fascism.
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Critic's Pick David Simon's potent HBO adaptation of the Philip Roth novel imagines a country tilting toward fascism.
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The surge of the Sweden Democrats, with their roots in Swedish fascism and neo-Nazism, has astounded many.
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There were alternatives to democratic capitalism afoot in the world: fascism in Germany and Italy, communism in Russia.
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Much of this was familiar from Italian Fascism, but Hitler's attempt to imitate Mussolini's March on Rome failed.
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This is a standing temptation for democratic politics, and it was one of the chief appeals of fascism.
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Fascism has crawled out of the dust pile of history, striking familiar poses, sometimes with tongue in cheek.
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Von Sydow's mother is a Polish-Jewish Holocaust survivor and vividly remembers the fascism that she narrowly escaped.
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In one sequence, Guardian journalist Paul Lewis bravely stands his ground when probing Bannon's attempts to normalize fascism.
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Communist militancy also emerged as one of the few political forces prepared to resist the threat of fascism.
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I'm coming of age at a time when fascism and ethnonationalism are on the rise across the world.
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President Lázaro Cárdenas had opened up Mexico to those fleeing the Spanish civil war and fascism in Europe.
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Mussolini supposedly made the trains run on time, but this group couldn't manage fascism in a phone booth.
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Some, like Jobbik in Hungary, are extremist in their right-wing views but stop short of outright fascism.
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Or, are comfortable employing violence and fascist tactics against those whose violence and adherence to fascism you decry.
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Clinton and against Mr. Trump, whom he has described as running a campaign in a tradition of fascism.
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We still talk about American fascism as a looming threat, something that could happen if we're not vigilant.
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Because Lindbergh is such a beloved historical figure, The Plot Against America details fascism that's harder to fight.
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I went on to join the Autonomous Nationalists, which was more of a youthful, modern form of fascism.
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Although we know that quotes from Italian fascism founder Benito Mussolini are not off-limits for GOP Sen.
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Their aim is to stop fascism (or at least to disrupt the status quo) by whatever means necessary.
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"We have watched with gratitude as our junior colleague Mark Bray, on the strength of his historical scholarship, has become the national expert on a subject that is suddenly terribly urgent: the 20th-century history of fascism and anti-fascism, in Europe and, more recently, the United States," the letter stated.
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Another point that bears repeating was your reminder that, historically speaking, fascism largely gained power through legal, electoral means.
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And you, if you oppose this with everything you've got, will have the honor of being dangerous to fascism.
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Our centenary editorial, written in 1943 as the war against fascism raged, set this out in two complementary principles.
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Partly in order to see off fascism and communism after the second world war, liberals designed the welfare state.
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They talk about "the lessons to take from fascism" and discuss the works of Oswald Mosley, the British fascist.
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And, they both seem to believe that direction might be over a very tall cliff made up of fascism.
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"This is tied to the political reality that there is a global rise in authoritarianism and fascism," she said.
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The juxtaposition articulates how easily life and coffee talk can go on as fascism rises and as victims fall.
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LIBERAL democracies, while not exactly on the brink of a descent into fascism, are facing a period of crisis.
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The word "palingenetic" means rebirth, reflecting Griffin's view that fascism must involve calling for the "rebirth" of the nation.
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But that's beside the point—there's a rise in fascism and far-right extremism in countries around the world.
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Bezos owns the Washington Post, which has been critical of Trump's special brand of neo-fascism in countless ways.
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Both jihadism and white-nativist fascism have successively presented themselves as answers to that search, in Mr Atran's view.
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How do you distinguish between populism and reactionary conservatism on the one hand and actual fascism on the other?
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There are many who see the creeping fascism in Europe right now as proof of the failure of multiculturalism.
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Nevertheless, opposition continues to grow from within as people become increasingly wise to the dangers posed by creeping fascism.
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But the fascism is when there is only one way of thinking and everyone else has to be shutdown.
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" Or as Bee so succinctly distilled their admonishments: "Save us from fascism, but don't be a bitch about it.
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"EARLY WARNING SIGNS OF FASCISM," it read, that last word big and black and bold for maximum dramatic effect.
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The song was a pure product of Depression-era France, trapped between economic stagnation and the specter of fascism.
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Here Wertmüller mostly eschews conversations about gender politics, but confronts the naïveté of Italians during the rise of fascism.
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It's at the forefront of a fascism tourist trend in Italy, which includes multiple yearly pilgrimages to Mussolini's tomb.
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Fascism and hypocritical overreach inevitably becomes the very discrimination that "social justice warriors," or SJWs claim to be combating.
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Spencer was later ejected from CPAC, as part of the conference's muddled attempt to shake the disease of fascism.
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Having suffered late-fascism once, the West has some immunity from it, because we know what it looks like.
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It's very much like the interwar period of the 20th century with the rival poles of fascism and communism.
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"I think fascism is just loving your family and doing what's best for your nation," Tefft told the affiliate.
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Countries like Italy and France had major communist parties, which enjoyed enormous prestige for their role in fighting fascism.
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Hoover believed that a small central government was the only possible distinctively American alternative to Socialism, Communism, and Fascism.
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And yet Italy, where Fascism was forged after World War I, seems placid in the context of the Continent.
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It was the height of the Depression in the United States and Fascism was on the rise in Europe.
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To vanquish fascism in World War II, the United States overcame the political currents of xenophobia, isolationism, and appeasement.
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Adorno was another of Europe's dispossessed, suffering the breakup of European culture under the assault of Fascism and Nazism.
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We live in an age in which there is an "ism" for everything: communism, fascism, Nazism, totalitarianism, nationalism, etc.
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Ms Tamir: Nazism, Fascism and Marxism taught us that ideologies can cause harm when taken to their logical conclusions.
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Juan C. Lechín is an expert in Latin American populism and the author of "The Masks of Fascism" (2011).
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"I've been out hearing the left talking about all these things, fascism, Nazism on the right," Trump Jr. said.
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The UK has long been America's closest ally, with Brits and Americans fighting and dying together to defeat fascism.
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This is why fascism flourishes in moments of great anxiety, because you can connect that anxiety with fake loss.
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The alt-lite broke with the alt-right after Spencer's more overt fascism tarnished the brand, well before Charlottesville.
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After the defeat of 1931, Mosley embraced European-style fascism and founded the British Union of Fascists in 1932.
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Riffs and amplifier feedback can't stem the tides of fascism, or turn back the ticking clock of climate change.
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Juggalos in red volunteer shirts handed out free pizza, while men in clown makeup held, "Faygo Not Fascism" banners.
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In-the-closet Trump supporters because they can't come out of the closet because they're shamed by leftist fascism.
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He shared her revulsion at France's passivity in the face of fascism and was organizing those of like mind.
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"And the sooner the purveyors of hate, of fascism, of Nazism, of a death cult realize that, the better."
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In the end, Stellaris is not "about" fascism, as its simulation is geared towards escapist entertainment, not political theory.
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"Basically the love for German culture is mixed with fascism and mixed with the history of colonization," he said.
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Scurati's cheerleaders says his book is a much-needed reminder of the evils of fascism, particularly for young people.
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The incident has passed into folklore as the moment when fascism was prevented from gaining a foothold in Britain.
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It is time to plug yourselves into existing movements and organizations that have been fighting fascism since before Trump.
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"The exhibition deals with forms of polarization and antagonisms and criticizes intolerance, fascism and hateful trolling," the Biennale said.
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His driving ambition led him into alcoholism, years of fascination with fascism and a life of almost monastic frugality.
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The Inglourious fight against fascism and Nazi-ism feels even more cathartic now than it did a decade ago.
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Based on evidence from their research, ask students to discuss: • Are we entering a new era of global fascism?
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It's a weird, internet-enabled simulacrum of fascism that I think is much more reflective of our decadent age.
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In season five, the story reaches the 1929 stock market crash, and the attendant rise in fascism across Europe.
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After decades of adopting foreign ideologies like fascism, communism and neo-liberalism, they wonder what remains of their culture.
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But Communism's second coming in the late '21950s and early '21989s did not long outlast the defeat of fascism.
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Catalan leaders suggested that Mr. Rajoy was taking the country back to the dark days of Franco and fascism.
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By 1950, shortly after World War II and the triumph against fascism, it was still about freedom and equality.
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His focus is on connections with European-style fascism, immigration backlash and the politicization of advertising and reality television.
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Even in the Great Depression they did not succumb to the ideologies of Fascism and Communism sweeping the world.
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A stark response to the rise of fascism in Europe, it embodies an antiwar message that has remained resonant.
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It takes willful blindness not to see the parallels between the rise of fascism and our current political nightmare.
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The Germans were not the only people in Europe who thought that opposition to Fascism was a Jewish plot.
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While several political parties in Italy subscribe to tenets of fascism, they don't openly refer to themselves as fascists.
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He also likes to compare the threat of "Islamic fascism" to the threat of Cold War–era totalitarian communism.
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Facebook's VP of ads, Andrew "Boz" Bosworth, retweeted others preaching tolerance and a video about not falling for fascism.
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If Donald Trump is a fascist — something many of them believe — then his supporters are aiding and abetting fascism.
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OK, maybe not Mishima, but Jesus God, maybe Mishima ain't the look if you just got past the fascism kerfuffle.
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And it must be said: today's interest in Ryggen's work aligns quite well with society's renewed fight against neo-fascism.
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CHARLIE KIRK, FOUNDER, TURNING POINT USA: He wouldn&apost know fascism if it hit him in wherever -- you know what?
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LORD: Look, we&aposve got a problem in this country, let me just say it flat out, fascism and fascists.
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Goldberg is the author of a book called Liberal Fascism, so perhaps this kind of analysis is to be expected.
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It turns out that the whole fascism thing makes a bot that does nothing but scream a lot more relevant.
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But as fascism, communism and autarky failed over the course of the 19th and 20th centuries, liberal societies have prospered.
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Mr Kagan tells of the chaos after the first world war and the rise of Bolshevism and fascism it engendered.
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Demonstrators wave a pride flag with a text reading "Machismo, fascism" during a protest in Madrid on May 4, 2018.
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He wrote in an email that Trump is very clearly, in my view, advancing a modern American version of fascism.
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"We're involved in many movements including anti-capitalism and anti-fascism so it's important to be here to show that."
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He has been described as a modern-day product of reality-TV narcissism, or the second coming of European fascism.
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Having defeated fascism in Germany, the Soviet Union imported some of its ideas and practices, which bore fruits decades later.
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Another possible explanation is that a history of opposition to fascism has created strong social norms against far-right parties.
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She was also a child refugee, twice, once from a fascism of the right, then from one of the left.
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A seasoned US diplomat is not someone you'd expect to write a book with the ominous title Fascism: A Warning.
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Whatever else it is, fascism involves the endorsement and use of violence to achieve political goals and stay in power.
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I think what differentiates fascism from other ideological movements is the use of violence and anger to achieve political ends.
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Spain in Our Hearts allows its reader to relive, from multiple angles, the emotional and intellectual logic of anti-fascism.
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This seems like a good time to point out that both the right and the left claim they're fighting fascism.
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But where it really kicks off with that looks at where is the fascism today, where&aposs the racism today?
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To avoid having these snowball into the type of crisis fascism feeds off, Albright hopes antifascists will learn from history.
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They are blind to the fact that fascism first starts out as nativism, xenophobia, anti-Semitism/Islamophobia, and racist populism.
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To begin with, I'm thinking of updating those warning signs of fascism, making up a few posters of my own.
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I think booking The Tote is like running a socialized democracy; at the other end running Aarght is nepotistic fascism.
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Galtung warned that during this phase of decline, the US was likely to go through a phase of reactionary "fascism".
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Such fascism, he told Motherboard, is a symptom of the decline—lashing out in disbelief at the loss of power.
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For Fascism, [the nation] has … ends … quite distinct from those of the individuals which at a given moment compose it.
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" He later added: "The 'leader of the free world' loses moral authority when he cannot call fascism by its name.
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There was considerable debate over whether the group should work to fight the rise of fascism at home and abroad.
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Loudly and regularly, Presidents Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan and George W. Bush were all accused of fascism.
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Analogies to Hitler and the German transition to fascism under the Nazis, however appropriate, arguably come with too much baggage.
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Moorehead draws extensively on their letters, giving the reader an intimate sense of the everyday depredations of life under Fascism.
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In a tweet, the president wrote that he was still considering declaring antifa, an anti-fascism group, a terrorist organization.
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Fascism was marked first by conservatives seeking to seduce farmers and industrial workers into the resistance against left-wing unions.
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I blamed my hysteria on the loss of Jerry, not to mention the long summer of the fascism of Trump.
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The world was largely at peace, neither communism nor fascism was a force yet, and the country's possibilities seemed limitless.
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Your specialty is propaganda and rhetoric, and in the book you describe fascism as a collection of tropes and narratives.
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Fascism is a kind of fantasy politics, a nihilistic leap into pure willfulness, beyond the claims of facts and logic.
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Roger Cohen LONDON — Europe, the soil on which Fascism took root, is watching the rise of Donald Trump with dismay.
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It insults the dead and the work the left is doing to stop the rise of fascism in our country.
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They take symbols like the "fasces" of fascism and cross them like swords and paint them on shields like crusaders.
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People are returning to earlier books about totalitarianism, and fascism, and political oppression in droves — in the US, at least.
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But it's not hard to see echoes of Trump and the modern GOP in Orbán's ideological justification for soft fascism.
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You have the "serious" bands like Dawn Ray'd and Underdark writing very serious songs about destroying fascism—which is great.
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"The politics that Donald Trump practices, scapegoating from whole groups of people, are the classic tactics of fascism," O'Malley said.
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Not coincidentally, Chanel's movement peaked in influence between the two world wars, precisely as fascism became a pan-European force.
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And instead of being the leading expediter of a fascism-flavored regime, Tamara is the potential victim of such governments.
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"I was born at a moment when the world thought, O.K., this is the end of fascism," she told me.
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It is also ironic that they would associate fascism with the university during a protest in which they limit discourse.
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Mr. Vajda's opera is adapted from Thomas Mann's 1929 novella "Mario and the Magician," a veiled critique of emerging fascism.
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Compared with this new god of money, all the old allegiances — religion, family, land, Fascism, Communism — are of little importance.
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Yeah, she's closing down her namesake fashion brand because she wants to spend more time with her namesake fascism brand.
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In fact, Peter Baker's May 2016 article connects the rise of Donald Trump to a growing debate over global fascism.
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The importance of Milosz's analysis is that it applies to much more than communism and fascism, or even political ideology.
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And so the British voted to quit the European Union, symbol of a continent's triumph over fascism and destructive nationalism.
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Letter of Recommendation Let us resist, as another year slides darkly toward its death, the creeping fascism of holiday music.
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Part of the mechanism of fascism is to convince an empowered group that they are in fact embattled and endangered.
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President Donald Trump's behavior after impeachment has alarmed experts on authoritarianism and fascism, and led to calls for mass protests.
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Supporters' groups maintain the Iron Front represents opposition to fascism and persecution — a human rights issue, not a political stance.
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Nuclear weapons are a big-picture political problem that—like climate change and the rise of fascism—require political solutions.
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Pound was living in Italy and toiling on his great poem "The Cantos," while dallying with Fascism and Benito Mussolini.
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"Fascism fetishizes having a strong leader who is decisive and tells everyone what to do," Mr. Laursen, the writer, said.
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In politics, too, Italians have repeatedly anticipated trends and innovated—though not always happily, as with the invention of fascism.
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Isaacson, who is an anarchist, argues that in order to be successful, anti-fascism has to operate outside of government.
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Portions of the list were culled from names on a liberal petition that asked individuals to reject Trump and fascism.
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"I'm not calling him a fascist," Albright — who recently wrote a book about fascism — told CNN's Fareed Zakaria on Sunday.
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Critics of Pius say he did not do enough to publicly combat the rise of fascism in Germany and Italy.
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Encouraging popular unity through the use of a familiar symbols of power is and was a common tactic of Fascism.
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And he doesn't get the fact that the President cannot be neutral in an argument between civil rights and fascism.
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Once more: We will not tolerate any form of fascism, nazism, racism, hate or intolerance from anyone in our establishment.
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Active gangster and member of parliament Tommy Shelby (Cillian Murphy) draws the line at fascism in 'Peaky Blinders' Season 5.
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"Shame on those who manipulate what I've allegedly said on fascism," he said on Twitter on Wednesday, before changing course.
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Despite their smaller scale, these graphic works hector and protest with fierce voices against the rise of fascism and imperialism.
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Benjamin insisted that spectacle-driven fascism involved an "unnatural utilization" of technology against organic life rather than on its behalf.
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I'm talking about CasaPound, a neofascist movement founded in 2003, who hails itself as the true "heir" of historical fascism.
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The group's community manager—who remains anonymous— tells Broadly in an email that he wishes "to preserve Europe" through fascism.
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"Fascism has received a facelift and it is turbocharged by a hedonistic neoliberalism," he said at the time of the closure.
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Thuringia's new state premier Kemmerich himself told the regional parliament that he was against fascism amid outcry from his own party.
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He is never happier than when hailing Kurt Schumacher, Otto Wels and other heroes of the social democratic opposition to fascism.
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It's a strategy of fascism to do that, to create so much bad news that people lose the ability to focus.
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A recently appointed EU adviser to Italy's new prime minister, Giuseppe Conte, once compared the bloc to Nazi Germany and fascism.
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It should be shocking that she feels the need to warn us not just about fascism abroad, but also at home.
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These developments seem to presage something far worse—maybe, some worry, the end of functional democracy and its replacement by fascism.
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An anti-Trump group called Refuse Fascism is calling for a protest a day starting November 225th across the United States.
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Nevertheless, his long history in the public eye suggests colorblindness rather than malice, and a healthy disdain for politically correct fascism.
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In the book, I try to argue that fascism is not an ideology; it's a process for taking and holding power.
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These groups, especially in Germany, were a failed attempt by the left to unite against the threats of fascism and nazism.
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Merriam-Webster reports that the most common searches last night included the terms: racism, socialism, fascism, concentration camp, xenophobia, and bigot.
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Germany sees itself as the European upholder of liberalism, free speech, inclusion, and self-criticism — the inheritance of genocide and fascism.
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It was about the time that Trump got elected so it became obvious that fascism is actually here and quite visibly.
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With the world seemingly lurching toward fascism and environmental disaster, she decided to give people an opportunity to examine their fears.
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He did rally the British people during a time of national catastrophe, and mounted the effort to fight Hitler's gruesome fascism.
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Witches are a non-consumer category... Fascism depends on denying access and human rights to people in order to eliminate them.
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" The other read, "I don't take requests, but I take questions about anything you want to talk about... because fascism sucks.
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If fascism came to America, not only might we let it in, we might not even notice until it's too late.
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Despite his fascination with Nietzsche, it was the city's cultural ferment, not a dalliance with fascism, that induced him to stay.
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Although both ideologies found themselves in conflict with fascism and shared a certain rebellious appeal, the two currents never quite meshed.
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Fast-forward to 2016, and the chances of Turkey joining a Europe plagued by Islamophobia and fascism are slimmer than ever.
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Maybe with German and European history in mind, we are a bit more cautious than others in using the label 'fascism.
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Their fight against "fascism" took the form of not just stopping a speech, but assaulting those who came to hear it.
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In both cases, members of the media identified those involved as members of Antifa, a self-espoused anti-fascism activist group.
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In a short epilogue, we glimpse him as an adult, girt with the trappings of fascism and worshipped by the mob.
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In response, Portland's far left has chosen to rage and claim this is an event for misogyny, racism, and fascism. pic.twitter.
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The Soviet Union did indeed collapse, but far from turning to liberal democracy, it gave us something more closely resembling fascism.
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" Near the beginning of the talk, two hecklers stood up, and one of them shouted, "These aren't ideas, this is Fascism.
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The events that followed led to the rise of communism, fascism, World War II and the Yugoslav wars of the '90s.
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First, shortly after Gorsuch's nomination, came the allegation that he had started a "Fascism Forever" club at his preparatory high school.
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"This is the most trying time for democracy since the 85033s when fascism spread across much of Europe," said Kendall-Taylor.
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"Fascism" is a word that gets tossed around pretty loosely these days, usually as an epithet to discredit someone else's politics.
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Liberals see fascism as the culmination of conservative thinking: an authoritarian, nationalist, and racist system of government organized around corporate power.
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They were charged with leading and training the 'Biff Boys', a quasi-military group who possessed worrying hints of European fascism.
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But as my mother recognized, the arguments Hispanics use to support these statues is eerily close to the language of fascism.
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Pieterspace is hosting the first of what will become nomadic, weekly group meetings on the topic of Making Art During Fascism.
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Blaming enemies from afar ignores the truly troubling way fascism emerges — from within — which disarms us from doing anything about it.
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He had an "Is it FASCISM yet?" button on his shirt near the pin that identifies him as a city councilman.
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In its proud 155-year-history it has fought for workers' rights, battled fascism and helped shape Germany's postwar welfare state.
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I'm here also because I'm queer and I'm trans and fascism goes against everything I am and everything I believe in.
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I'm here to assure that generations after us don't have to deal with the growing rise of fascism and racism, transphobia.
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Ruth Ben-Ghiat, a scholar of fascism at New York University, described it as "a symptom" of the rehabilitation of Mussolini.
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If you're looking for your own corner of the internet to tell fascism to bite your ass, look no further: fuckfascism.
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That gave us the age of ideology, the age of fascism and communism — and with it, Auschwitz, Dachau and the gulag.
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"We still talk about American fascism as a looming threat, something that could happen if we're not vigilant," Michelle Goldberg writes.
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Dan said he supports the right of conservatives to speak on campus, but fascism must be stopped — by violence, if necessary.
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Axel Alonso, Marvel's editor in chief, stands by the project, and Mr. Spencer's desire to tell a tale about creeping fascism.
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In the case of "Starship Troopers" (on Saturday), both the film and the book versions were interpreted as endorsements of fascism.
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Frequently, such stories are about solidarity, about finding the people with whom one might team up to fight fascism or evil.
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This is simply censorship enforced with threats of violence, hiding behind the façade of a valiant struggle against Trump's creeping fascism.
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But none has provoked passions like that of Gabriele d'Annunzio, who inspired Fascism and briefly ruled his own state last century.
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For generations, American science has grown stronger on the backs of immigrant scientists fleeing fascism, religious persecution, poverty and political suppression.
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To be clear, I don't think the precise term "fascism" — as in Mussolini and Hitler — is fairly applied to Mr. Trump.
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The 20th century held up intellectuals like that, and then discredited them — too many were too wrong about communism and fascism.
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The "resistance movement" still reacts as if atavistic fascism were just at the door, when the real danger is everyday ineptitude.
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He argued that the conflict of the 216th century pitted democracy against fascism and communism — a struggle democracy won, and handily.
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O'Malley added that Clinton isn't a perfect candidate, but the choice on Election Day, he said, is between fascism and freedom.
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"I am here to say I am against fascism, I consider Salvini a fascist," said 18-year old student Luca Baironi.
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Fascism has never really disappeared in Italy, however, and the legacy of Mussolini lives on in so-called neo-fascist parties.
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For him, that meant rejecting the temptations of both the left and the right, where communism and fascism lay in wait.
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Opinion Columnist In "The Handmaid's Tale," Margaret Atwood's ever-resonant tale of misogynist dystopia, Christian fascism has a sordid, perverse underbelly.
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For those like me who watched with disgust the images coming out of Charlottesville last summer of white men carrying Nazi flags alongside Confederate ones, while chanting slogans like "blood and soil" (an infamous Nazi slogan), it was painfully obvious that there are similarities between the arrival of fascism in Germany in the 1930s, with fascism in America today.
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As a historian of fascism, I can tell you that Breitbart has been serving up a textbook-worthy campaign of racist indoctrination.
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In Berkeley, a small protest is planned in the city on Friday evening, organized on Facebook by a group called Refuse Fascism.
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That&aposs what and that&aposs... (VIDEO CLIP STARTS) MICHAEL MOORE, AMERICAN FILM MAKER: ... week after week, fascism is at the doorstep.
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PIRRO: Indeed, and also fascism doesn&apost tolerate independent thought, and it is the left that is trying to stifle the conservatives.
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The promised benefits of the products range from personal improvement, such as making oneself more focused, to widespread good, like destroying fascism.
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Well, I've been engaged in anti-fascism work for a long while and in a lot of different ways, mostly in Sweden.
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His solo project uses a whole lot of repackaging of basic and recognizable symbols and phrases from World War Two-era fascism.
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Students were outraged he couldn't come out and condemn fascism outright, and that spirit of dissidence has carried over into the fall.
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Schumpeter had been complacent about the rise of Nazism; but for Popper and Hayek, the devastation unleashed by fascism was self-evident.
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Everyone in Shanghai had seen the storm clouds gathering: Depression in the United States, fascism in Europe, Japanese aggression eating into China.
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A popular British makeup brand is taking a stand against Donald Trump by forcing all customers to take an "anti-fascism pledge".
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In 19803 Engelbert Dolfuss seized power in the name of Austrofascism, which gave way to Nazi fascism in 1938 with the Anschluss.
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Protesters at one session warned of "fascism" in India, saying Hindu nationalists in office are hostile to Muslims and other religious minorities.
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Teachers protesting began to post photos on social media with the #noNAT hashtag and slogans such as "I will not teach fascism".
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It can seem overwrought to warn about the risk of fascism in the context of proud old democracies like America and Britain.
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The EU was founded by people who wanted to make sure that Europe was never again torn apart by Fascism and war.
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Now they produce a full third, matching the level authoritarian-run economies achieved during the rise of European fascism in the 1930s.
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It would be naive to suggest that the advent of Fascism is representative of one man or one woman or one administration.
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As for the Bernas, their compassionate behaviour typified the Italian nation, which had been seduced by fascism but was never anti-Semitic.
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" For one well-known poet, Meir Wieseltier, the law "brings us closer to the rise of fascism and exposes its true face.
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The preview's most effective vignettes are the subtle ones, suggesting that citizens' mild, latent prejudices made full-blown fascism an easy jump.
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Ideas like "dark enlightenment" (that pre-enlightenment authority structures like monarchies are ideal), "racial realism" (racism clad in pseudoscience), and outright fascism.
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MVLL: Because I've got…look, I believe that the great danger in our age is nationalism, it's no longer fascism, nor communism.
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So the issue of fascism and the mechanics of the Nazi regime in particular has been the general focus of my work.
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Goldberg argues that Hillary Clinton would amplify a century-long slide of the American left towards a mild, Americanized version of fascism.
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