HST: Ok, why don't you supply a definition.
Learn to back-quote, stupid. It isn't that hard.
Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power. - Benito Mussolini
Yes, this is my definition of fascism. I am arguing that right wingers are attempting to merge state and corporate powers, by removing the individual agency in government. When you have a party that supports making unions illegal, and attempts to remove images hard working lower class people from the American narrative.
An example, Maine governor, Paul LePage, remove a mural of hardworking lower class members of society. The state, in this instance Maine, is determining that the image of a hard working labor class, one with power to influence corporatists for right, does not hold agency in the state. Corporate power is exhibited because removing the image of unions, and preaching its all about business, allows corporatism to dominate the political scene.
No doubt you will argue - you are a dumbass after all, but must of us view Mussolini as authoritative on the subject of Fascism.
I assume by "must of us", you mean most of us. I would agree Mussolini as an authority on fascism. You are retarded plain and simple if you fail to see that removing collective bargaining rights of a particular class of people is fascist.
HST: derp. And so is believing that only business should be represented by government.
I know of no group that holds such a stance.
The Tea Party believes this. They do not want a specific class of people to be able to participate in government, i.e. the working poor, because if workers demand higher wages because they cannot afford the essentials; food, shelter, clothing, those at the top of the hierarchy make less money. Right wingers cast the working poor as a terrible monster, bent on destroying America, when in reality the working poor are driven further in to debt because they cannot afford, monetarily, to live in the US.
The notion that its socialist for workers to desire enough reward for their labor to live a basic life is false. Socialism would gives the government full control of production, democracy allows workers to say, "I'm not being treated fairly", which can then be evaluated by congress, with respect to either state or federal government, and this is synonymous with American concepts of liberty.
Quote: "Liberty is a concept in political philosophy that identifies the condition in which human beings are able to govern themselves, to behave according to their own free will, and take responsibility for their actions."
If the right opposes a lesser class being active politically, they are opposed to liberty. They are not letting human beings govern themselves, but corporatism to govern human beings, there is no free will.
Give me one instance where the democratic party is against raping 3 year old boys?
See, when you make a claim (I am NOT claiming this of the democrats, BTW) YOU have to prove your claim. I have no need to prove your claim false.
You claimed (ignorantly) that the Tea Parties are fascist. I've presented overwhelming and irrefutable evidence to the contrary.
No you haven't. I said give me an example where the tea party supports individual rights. Your example was: "Give me one instance where the democratic party is against raping 3 year old boys?"
That is not an example, and is irrelevant to the debate. We are not discussing democrats, we are discussing fascism. Your example does not illustrate the tea party being un-fascist, it actually makes you look like a fascist. You do not say the tea party is not fascist because... or yes the tea party is fascist/authoritarian, but thats ok because...
What your example does illustrate, is you being unable to create intelligent thought or debate. You may resubmit an example of the tea party supporting liberty, or argue why fascism is ok. Your example makes an earthworm appear to have superior debating skill.
Untrue, just like everything else in your post.
I am saying that you are ******* dumb, and that your are not accurate towards this discussion.
Responsible drug use is not wrong. Those who posses liberty may do as they please, but must accept the consequences. Drug abuse and a addiction, similar to alcohol, is a personal issue that is not up to a nation to dictate what should be done with these people, but their families. Furthermore, and I am making an assumption you may correct me if necessary, I'm sure you drink alcohol, at least on occasion.
What is the difference between drinking a few beers at a family reunion, for example, and smoking a joint in the same context?
Claiming its ok to think sober, or drunk, but not think under conditions of thought, is essential fascist because it dictates how individuals can perceive reality. No I am not on drugs, nor was I last night, except for caffeine. You make the assumption that only high people are against your politics. You are stupid.