As for my family, my father had to flee Hungary for freedom in the capitalist United States because of communist thugs calling themselves "anti-fascists".https://twitter.com/aantonop/status/1162888512233975808 …
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I understand why it would trigger you. But consider that people will always twist the meaning of words. I think it is better to focus on pragmatics and achieving tangible results than on arguing over the meaning of words.
Indeed, communists were and are the champions of twisting the meanings of words, for example of "fascist."
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Indeed, and all governments strive for the goal of communism. Some do so overtly while the USA pays lip service to the flag as a placeholder for freedom. No government wishes its citizens to be free because that negates its reason for existence.
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One could argue that governments are just the emergent phenomenon resulting from the poor decisions of everyone and that the notion of a government as a cohesive entity is entirely an illusion.
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That’s a very good point. People also tend to automatically identify the ostensible political leaders with the centre of power — while in fact no one has control over Leviathan. That’s true even of dictators. Reality is the opposite of a conspiracy theory: no one is in charge.
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I would rather say that governments are the emergent result if the continued — and hopeless — effort of creating centralisation in a complex multi-agent world.
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The universe is decentralized already. But we are born with ego and fed propaganda to reinforce our ego defenses which prevents us from seeing this.
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The word "fascist", as it's commonly used, is inherently twisted. The Fascists were not especially remarkable, and would have been practically forgotten had they not teamed up with the Nazi's.
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I'm not a fascist, (though It seems the maker of the video is) but I wonder what the reaction of many globalist would be if they saw this... I'm not a fascist, but I wonder what the reaction of many globalist would be if they saw this...https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5McYCs2CJWs …
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Those who call themselves anti-fascists instead of anti-totalitarians generally try to hide their support of different totalitarianism. Usually a communist regime.
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It’s more that Communists only oppose Fascists because the Communists want to do the same things that Fascists do. They are competitors in the same political space, not opposites.
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