Steve CoxKonto zweryfikowane

Those few hundred people in 1936 would've turned into the majority by 1939? No.

Nazis gained bulk of their support within 4 years. 1928-33. UK's National Government was very unpopular.

The Cable Street fight was in 1936, and involved a few hundred fascists.

I am aware. There could easily have been a Vichy-style puppet regime in the UK had fascism not been opposed.

And don't forget that in 1936, the monarch was supportive of Hitler's Germany.

I can tell you're trying really hard to verify your preconception that fighting civilian fascist groups helps.

Well... it does. I don't know of anywhere that fascism was stopped by allowing them to march and gather support.

Fascists aren't playing by the rules when they're supporting genocide and ethnic "cleansing". The only way to counter that is violence.