What do sjws think fascism means? Everytime I see it used it always seems to be used in what seems to be opposite of what makes sense. For example a crying sjw said that Brexit won because theres fascism is on the rise in the country.
It just doesn't make sense.
They think it means its ok if i disagree with you
>What do sjws think fascism means?
Everything that doesn't fit their opinion.
Intense nationalism
Class collaboration
Paramilitaries
Cult of personality
Big business and the state cooperating
Glorification of violence and strict gender roles
Open discrimination against anyone who doesn't fit the master race ideal
A totalitarian state
people being allowed to use free speech and democracy
Basically they think of it as a bad thing
Fascism is anything they don't agree with
SJW/Liberals/Antifa think fascism is all that opposes their totalitarian police state.
who taught them this?
the wrong definition of fascism?
sounds alot like communism don't you think?
To them, fascism is anything that hurts their fee fees
Starts with 'J' and rhymes with cashew.
Fascism = national supremacism with militant overtones and authoritarian government with unclear hierarchy and a single leader figure. Russia is a fascist state by this definition.
Communism is about internationalism not nationalism, class struggle not class collaboration, against gender roles and big business and for egalitarianism.
Fascist in that sense means to be like Hitler. So nationalism and 'racism' where racism refers to any acknowledgement of differences between groups unless it's affirmative action.
Tldr: non sjw white guy
They use fascism as a synonym for capitalism in communist manifestos.
Fascism is capitalism in decay. The last attempt to save itself from imminent collapse (Weimar) or a socialist revolution (1920 in Italy).
See, the whackjobs believe this
That's the reality of the situation. Embrace the dialectical science of Marxism-Leninism.
SJW definition of fascism is basically everyone you don't like.
A normal person sees fascism as nationalism taken to the extreme, or at least that's how I see it.
>Class struggle
More like playing the lower classes against the upper classes. Within Fascism class differences are reduced.
>against gender roles
Yeah, I remember all those female politburo members
>against big business
Against any business
>egalitarianism
A lie created for malcontents.
Except none of that ever happened. Communist countries were massively nationalist, the working class was more oppressed and less mobile than ever, and aside from a few token female roles in the military (where they were treated with disdain) they were far, far more invested in traditional gender roles, the USSR going so far as to give women medals for having a certain number of children. I bought an Order of Maternal Glory 2nd class, for raising 8 children, off Ebay years ago. Thanks, capitalism!
But they were against big business, I'll give you that. Except when big business sent them scores of equipment and goods during WWII, of course. Then big business was fine.