A little history.
Fascism - Totalitarianism, Nationalism, Authoritarianism: Mussolini and Hitler did not invent fascist ideology. Indeed, fascism is neither a 20th-century creation nor a peculiarly Italian or German one. Originating in the 19th century, fascist ideas appeared in the works of writers from France...
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funny how history repeats itself…
At this point it’s a little dramatic to suggest anyone is supporting a bullet in a nazi’s skull. Don’t forget society evolves, hell republicans and democrats flipped roles for the most part.
This is a new iteration, perhaps on the foundation of old ideals but something different.
“Despite their long history in European thought, fascist ideas prospered politically only when perceived economic threats increased their appeal to members of certain social groups. In 1928, before the onset of the Great Depression in Germany, Hitler received less than 3 percent of the vote; after 1930, however, far more voters—many of them middle and lower-middle class individuals fearful of “proletarianization”—gave him their support. The economic anxiety
underlying the success of
Nazism was reflected to some extent in party membership, which was drawn disproportionately from economic elites and other high-status groups—especially for leadership positions. These posts also contained large numbers of university professors,
high school teachers, higher civil servants, former military officers, doctors, lawyers, businessmen, and landed aristocrats. In the lower ranks of the party, white-collar workers were overrepresented and blue-collar workers were underrepresented.”
