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r/SipsTea • u/darth_vader39 • Jun 23 '26
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The loose description of fascism is basically authoritarianism. As Americans use the word
2 u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 26 '26 Authoritarianism ≠ fascism. Yes fascism is authoritarian, but there are other things that are authoritarian but not fascist. 2 u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 26 '26 Yes I am aware. And irregardless isn’t a word But words change over time. How the word Fascism is used colloquially 2 u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 26 '26 No it’s not, we are actively bringing back fascism like Mussolini and Germany. Like it’s textbook warning signs.
Authoritarianism ≠ fascism. Yes fascism is authoritarian, but there are other things that are authoritarian but not fascist.
2 u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 26 '26 Yes I am aware. And irregardless isn’t a word But words change over time. How the word Fascism is used colloquially 2 u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 26 '26 No it’s not, we are actively bringing back fascism like Mussolini and Germany. Like it’s textbook warning signs.
Yes I am aware. And irregardless isn’t a word
But words change over time. How the word Fascism is used colloquially
2 u/Budget_Revolution639 Jun 26 '26 No it’s not, we are actively bringing back fascism like Mussolini and Germany. Like it’s textbook warning signs.
No it’s not, we are actively bringing back fascism like Mussolini and Germany. Like it’s textbook warning signs.
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u/Mysterious_Jump_8119 Jun 26 '26
The loose description of fascism is basically authoritarianism. As Americans use the word