Only fascism represents the freedom to pursue the interests of your own people with the tools necessary to defend against jewish takeover.
Here is the extreme opposite of the internationalist and humane “dream” of the left.
“Fascism = Freedom ... of
your own people.”
Throw in anti-semitism, racism, xenophobia, and voila! — you have the fevered
nightmare dream of extreme rightwingers. And yes, history
has shown us that capitalism in crisis or even simple nationalism under certain conditions
can degenerate — rather easily — in this way.
The “left” can be defined in as many ways as the right. For purposes of
this discussion we need to distinguish at minimum between the many kinds of
utopian socialists and what were once called “scientific socialists.”
The latter, especially Marxists, mis-estimated historical developments, but otherwise offered some still useful critiques and observations of capitalist reality and still evolving trends. In extreme conditions in backward underdeveloped societies pseudo-scientific “socialist” movements became totalitarian ones that managed to unify nations or even empires temporarily to meet historical needs in the same horrible ways as fascism or imperialism did in different circumstances in advanced economies.
Capitalist reality changes all the time! The conditions under which it operates in different places vary tremendously even at the same moment in history! Of course the ‘politics” and political institutions existing in different capitalist societies also vary tremendously.
Which brings us to the last quick point I will raise: The “left” in the U.S. today, as it is generally understood in this article, describes liberal dreamers. The Democratic Party is a modern (if decrepit) capitalist party, not very different than, and existing and ruling under the same U.S. conditions as, the Republican Party.
Both are capitalist parties.
Which is more attached to “dreams”?
The Republicans dreaming of “MAGA” & their old fashioned “libertarian” wing dreaming of balanced budgets and “small government”? Remember, we live in an age of competitive global corporations, rising state capitalism and American financial empire!
Or are the neo-liberal imperialists in the Democratic Party, who want to hold onto that same Wall Street financial empire by war or negotiations as conditions require ... the bigger “dreamers”?
Or is there a third way? Could an
internationalist social-democratic real-politic still be possible as the way out of our modern quagmires?
I put my hope in the latter.