Is this fascism? No. Could it become fascism? Yes | Andrew Gawthorpe
Trump’s persistent hold on his base shows the power to be had in reinventing anti-American values as patriotic
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The expressions of anger, racism, and not so cleverly concealed expressions of gun violence on this forum might be taken seriously or it might just be put off to a few extremists looking for attention and solace following the defeat of Trump. Something bad is happening in America today, be it as bad as some predict or be it just anger and frustration of the few. Now is the time to expose it for 'whatever' it really is!
Expressing hate for minorities, be they black people, Slovenians, or Jews, early attempts at installing a fascist regime are always consistent.
The 'downtrodden' people's feelings are directed at the country's minorities as being the reason why their country is leaving the ordinary working person in poverty.
If either Trump, or the Republican party on behalf of Trump are going to make another attempt against America's democracy, the people will have to be clearly directed to seeing that some minority or minorities are to blame.
Americans will see huge increases in racism and gun related violence to compliment the violence as the time for the fascist attempted takeover draws nearer.
Are ordinary Americans hurting enough yet to justify in their minds more drastic measures be taken to stop black people from gaining anything resembling equality?
That which was possible to turn the people of 1930's Germany may not be any worse situation for them than it is for Americans today.
Were Germans or Italians less educated and less sophisticated then today's American people?
Just the opposite seems to be true.
The tone of the extremists posting on this forum is revealing, although it might be argued that they don't represent very many Americans.
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