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That's not productive either, and it has a creepy fascistic vibe to it.

I'm not a native english speaker, the word "homeland" just seems like a weird choice to me. It feels too patriotic and even a bit fascistic.

While presidents like FDR took a lot of inspiration from the fascists, it's tough to say that the US is authentically fascistic.

From a mass civil uprising against the increasingly fascistic tack taken by Our Glorious Leaders.

While the US system may share certain characteristics of fascist states, it is not itself fascistic, and proclaiming that it is just muddles the discussion.

Advocating the latter as being not only good, but inevitable, sounds fascistic, because it would have to be forced onto people, and maintained by violence.

The archivists enforced this regime with a fascistic level of seriousness and intensity.

Pretty sure they're sat in their underground bunkers, reptilian fingers steepled, chuckling loudly at the game of "my country's less fascistic than yours" that we find ourselves playing.

I don't think of fascism as a state of being so much as a tendency, so yeah, choosing to recognize someone as undesirable is a fascistic tendency designed to disallow someone their freedom of being and/or thought.

' "Call me naive but I've thought about this before -- that this oversaturation of irony and the mainstreaming of 20th century-style rebellion could very soon have a backlash in the form of the rise of some kind of fascistic movement among young people.

Cultural participation is a basic human need: people will go to great lengths, will in fact in despotic, tyrannical, totalitarian or fascistic regimes go so far as to actually risk their own lives and the lives of their loved ones to participate in unsanctioned culture.

The United States government has been getting steadily and incrementally more fascistic for at least the past decade, and I would not be so quick to dismiss summarily a comparison between how the US government operates and how historic fascist governments have operated.

>entrenched, culturally underaccomplished, fascistic, and depraved aristocracy of indolent, manipulative parasitesThe article specifically mentions the "financial services or banking industry" in this context so that's who I assume you're talking about.

Throughout history different fascistic societies have sought to eliminate people of all schools of thought, free-thinkers and status-quo'ers alike, which while maybe too abstract an explanation in this context, helps illustrate how designating a terrorist or a "leader of Al Qaeda" is neither a self-evident logic nor an unquestionable act.