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nando161mando · 24 days
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🇧🇪 #Belgium: Followers of the Turkish neo-fascist “Grey Wolves” ideology attacked Kurds in Heusden Zolder yesterday, carrying out a manhunt and assaulting anyone they found. The violence reportedly began after the group attacked a Kurdish family returning from Newroz celebrations. Kurds in the area responded to the attacks, clashing with the mob in response.
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undergroundusa · 2 months
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MSNBC LEGAL ANALYST SAYS FIRST AMENDMENT MAKES US ‘VULNERABLE,’ CALLS FOR ‘COMMON SENSE’ SPEECH RESTRICTIONS
“MSNBC legal analyst Barbara McQuade argued Monday that the United States’ ‘deep commitment to free speech’ makes Americans uniquely susceptible to disinformation campaigns…”
McQuade insists the only way to “protect” the citizenry from disinformation is to limit free speech, even though free speech is the cornerstone of a free society. Once free speech is infringed upon, free deteriorates.
Instead of embracing limits on free speech, what if each individual employs a level of critical thinking skills to make up their own mind? Or have we been dumbed down past the point of no return?
The government must stop being the go-to answer for everything.
https://substack.com/profile/65233804-underground-usa/note/c-50733318
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mrclmlt · 3 months
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«El capital no le teme al neofascismo, más bien lo contrario, abraza sus victorias, consciente de que no solo no va a perder un ápice del poder que ostenta, sino que se va a ver beneficiado por sus políticas ultraliberales. »
Notícia de 2022
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thepoliticalvulcan · 4 months
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National Democratic Socialism is just National Socialism with the affectation of democracy like the illiberal, managed, and/or electoral authoritarian regimes and parties that have emerged within democratic societies in recent decades.
I don’t buy it as an attempt to rebrand class reductionism to be more intriguing to conservatives questioning capitalism. Interacting with these sorts, it’s clear that they don’t understand or care about the nuances of the debate over intersectionality vs class first, last, and always.
They largely dismiss the idea that people’s non-economic identities have merit in a way that feels more aggressive and pernicious than those who view bigotry as a function of capitalism and false consciousness rather than something that may have its own independent existence and sources in human behavior.
I’m willing to draw distinctions between these people who seem to be emulating the neo-fascist parties of Europe that have both center right and center left parties on the ropes and classical class focused leftists. The difference is while class reductionists may view bigotry as false consciousness and a tool of elite oppression, these fascists pretending to be leftists are as obsessed with all the same predilections of the hard right as any MAGA red hat or Gen Z / Millennial wehraboo.
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canadianabroadvery · 4 months
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patch-saddams · 9 months
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This ad is so dumb. Progressives don’t get mad about other people’s identities; you’re thinking of conservatives.
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contemplatingoutlander · 10 months
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Current times in the U.S. are NOT as similar to 1776 as they are to 1932 Germany
I've been saying for a long time that America is currently in its Weimar Republic stage, and if we don't stop the creeping neofascism now, we will go the way of earlier fascist nations. Probably, we will never be as extreme as Nazi Germany, but we might very soon look much like a neofascist contemporary nation like Viktor Orbán's Hungary.
Given this, I was happy to see the comment below made in response to an opinion column in the WaPo by Charles Lane: U.S. institutions are polling about as well as King George III did in 1776
"No, not 1776 at all. Far more like Germany in 1932, when a demented clown and his party of bigots and bullies told millions they’d been stabbed in the back by liberals and socialists, that they could make Germany great again and have anything they wanted, that everything they wanted made sense — if they would only elect a demented, debauched political party and its scheming head to lead the country and join in a hysterical campaign of demonization and vilification of less than 1% of the population. "These same people pretended to be a movement espousing family values, where a woman’s place was solely in the kitchen, raising children and going to church. They held mass rallies where they encouraged their followers to jail their opponents and use violence against people who got in their way. Once in power they outlawed abortion, homosexuality, and jazz, suspended constitutional and legal rights, and claimed only white, blue-eyed people were deserving of life and liberty. "Democracy is so very fragile. Turns out it only takes only a witches brew of fear and demonization to undo in a flash what institutions and constitutions have worked to create and sustain over many generations. When brutish, loud-mouthed bullies promise to make your country great again, this is really what they have in mind." --cbl55 Sylvester the Cat, commenting on a WaPo opinion column: U.S. institutions are polling about as well as King George III did in 1776
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nando161mando · 1 month
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These sexist fascist rightwing radfem fuckwits floating around on here will get a head kicking locally by anarchofeminists... mark my fucking words....
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undergroundusa · 4 months
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There’s A Big Difference Between Capitalism & Corporatism
READ THE ARTICLE HERE:
https://www.undergroundusa.com/p/theres-a-big-difference-between-capitalism
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whatthehelloh · 1 year
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The headline says it all.
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canadianabroadvery · 5 months
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kaydub80 · 1 year
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Watch "How Will the U.S. Manage Losing Economic Power? - Economic Update with Richard Wolff" on YouTube
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Time is running out.
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