What type of person prefers a fascist government?

[ElmerMudd]

The characteristics of those who prefer fascism was the result of aggregating thousands of data bases that have studied the issue. It is very accurate.

 

[ThisIsMe]

What type of person prefers a fascist government?
I have been in shock on how many citizens prefer an authoritarian government, as Trump is implementing, as opposed to a democratic republic. Democracy vs Fascism
I asked ChatGPT. The answer makes sense. It fits the definition of many of our citizens.

That’s a great question — and a complex one, because support for fascist governments usually reflects a mix of psychological, social, and situational factors rather than a single “type” of person.
Here’s a breakdown of what research in political psychology and sociology suggests:

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1. Psychological Traits​

Certain personality traits are more commonly associated with fascist or authoritarian preferences:

• Authoritarian personality: People who value obedience, order, and conformity, and who distrust outsiders, often show higher support for fascist systems.
• Need for certainty and control: Individuals uncomfortable with ambiguity or social change may prefer a strong, centralized power promising stability.
• Aggression toward outgroups: People with high social dominance orientation (a preference for hierarchy and inequality) may support regimes that enforce those hierarchies.

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2. Social and Cultural Factors​

• Perceived threat: When people feel threatened — economically, culturally, or physically — they may turn toward authoritarian or fascist leaders who promise protection and national renewal.
• Collectivist nationalism: Those who strongly identify with their nation and believe it’s under threat from outsiders or internal “enemies” can be drawn to fascist ideologies.
• Disillusionment with democracy: People frustrated by political gridlock, corruption, or inequality may come to see democratic systems as weak or ineffective.

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3. Situational and Historical Context​

• Economic hardship: In times of crisis (e.g., hyperinflation, unemployment, or war), people are more likely to accept authoritarian promises of order and prosperity.
• Propaganda and social pressure: Fascist movements often use emotional appeals, fear, and belonging to recruit followers — so context and communication matter a lot.

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4. Demographic Patterns (Historically)​

Historically, support for fascist movements has come from:

• Members of the middle class fearing downward mobility.
• Younger men seeking purpose or belonging.
• People in areas with high inequality or rapid social change.

do you think trump shoving his agenda down your throat makes him any more authoritarian than a Democrat president shoving their agenda down our throats?

 

[martybegan]

The characteristics of those who prefer fascism was the result of aggregating thousands of data bases that have studied the issue. It is very accurate.

There are lies, damn lies, and statistics.

 

[ThisIsMe]

What type of person prefers a fascist government?
I have been in shock on how many citizens prefer an authoritarian government, as Trump is implementing, as opposed to a democratic republic. Democracy vs Fascism
I asked ChatGPT. The answer makes sense. It fits the definition of many of our citizens.

That’s a great question — and a complex one, because support for fascist governments usually reflects a mix of psychological, social, and situational factors rather than a single “type” of person.
Here’s a breakdown of what research in political psychology and sociology suggests:

---

1. Psychological Traits​

Certain personality traits are more commonly associated with fascist or authoritarian preferences:

• Authoritarian personality: People who value obedience, order, and conformity, and who distrust outsiders, often show higher support for fascist systems.
• Need for certainty and control: Individuals uncomfortable with ambiguity or social change may prefer a strong, centralized power promising stability.
• Aggression toward outgroups: People with high social dominance orientation (a preference for hierarchy and inequality) may support regimes that enforce those hierarchies.

---

2. Social and Cultural Factors​

• Perceived threat: When people feel threatened — economically, culturally, or physically — they may turn toward authoritarian or fascist leaders who promise protection and national renewal.
• Collectivist nationalism: Those who strongly identify with their nation and believe it’s under threat from outsiders or internal “enemies” can be drawn to fascist ideologies.
• Disillusionment with democracy: People frustrated by political gridlock, corruption, or inequality may come to see democratic systems as weak or ineffective.

---

3. Situational and Historical Context​

• Economic hardship: In times of crisis (e.g., hyperinflation, unemployment, or war), people are more likely to accept authoritarian promises of order and prosperity.
• Propaganda and social pressure: Fascist movements often use emotional appeals, fear, and belonging to recruit followers — so context and communication matter a lot.

---

4. Demographic Patterns (Historically)​

Historically, support for fascist movements has come from:

• Members of the middle class fearing downward mobility.
• Younger men seeking purpose or belonging.
• People in areas with high inequality or rapid social change.

You know, communism also believes in authoritarian rule.

 

[ElmerMudd]

The reason the thread title is fake is it disguises a statement posed as a question. Such “statement” is not a fact and is a falsity

The characteristics of those who prefer fascism over democracy is an aggregation of thousands of data bases that have studied the subject.
The list shows characteristics of those who show tendancies to prefer fascism. It is not a black or white issue.
Simple minds can only comprehend black or white statemnts

 

[Man With A Plan]

What type of person prefers a fascist government?
I have been in shock on how many citizens prefer an authoritarian government, as Trump is implementing, as opposed to a democratic republic. Democracy vs Fascism
I asked ChatGPT. The answer makes sense. It fits the definition of many of our citizens.

That’s a great question — and a complex one, because support for fascist governments usually reflects a mix of psychological, social, and situational factors rather than a single “type” of person.
Here’s a breakdown of what research in political psychology and sociology suggests:

---

1. Psychological Traits​

Certain personality traits are more commonly associated with fascist or authoritarian preferences:

• Authoritarian personality: People who value obedience, order, and conformity, and who distrust outsiders, often show higher support for fascist systems.
• Need for certainty and control: Individuals uncomfortable with ambiguity or social change may prefer a strong, centralized power promising stability.
• Aggression toward outgroups: People with high social dominance orientation (a preference for hierarchy and inequality) may support regimes that enforce those hierarchies.

---

2. Social and Cultural Factors​

• Perceived threat: When people feel threatened — economically, culturally, or physically — they may turn toward authoritarian or fascist leaders who promise protection and national renewal.
• Collectivist nationalism: Those who strongly identify with their nation and believe it’s under threat from outsiders or internal “enemies” can be drawn to fascist ideologies.
• Disillusionment with democracy: People frustrated by political gridlock, corruption, or inequality may come to see democratic systems as weak or ineffective.

---

3. Situational and Historical Context​

• Economic hardship: In times of crisis (e.g., hyperinflation, unemployment, or war), people are more likely to accept authoritarian promises of order and prosperity.
• Propaganda and social pressure: Fascist movements often use emotional appeals, fear, and belonging to recruit followers — so context and communication matter a lot.

---

4. Demographic Patterns (Historically)​

Historically, support for fascist movements has come from:

• Members of the middle class fearing downward mobility.
• Younger men seeking purpose or belonging.
• People in areas with high inequality or rapid social change.

I'm amused that you think the way Trump has governed since being reelected is "fascist"! I understand that you don't like many of his policies but he was elected by a majority of Americans who DO like them! Trump ran on a specific agenda...making no secret of what he intended to do...and since he was elected he has carried out the things that he told the electorate he would do!

The Democrat talking point that Trump is a "fascist" is almost laughable at this point! He wasn't the one who used the power of government to go after his political enemies, Elmer. That was Barack Obama and Joe Biden! The two of them have done things that make Richard Nixon look like a rank amateur when it comes to abuse of power. There are now investigations into the people who abused their positions under Obama and Biden but that's in response to the actions of people like Brennan, Comey, Smith, James, Garland, Schiff, and Wray. You can't have a functioning Democracy when you allow the people in power to abuse their office like some Banana Republic.

 

[ElmerMudd]

ElmerMudd

The person who profits from a fascist system, obviously, prefers such a system. We've had a fascist system to some degree or another for decades in this country. Trump is merely putting the icing on the cake.

I don't disagree. There are degrees of authoritarinism/fascism. Trump has increased the degree of authoritarianism substantially. He has gone beyond his own actions. He has been able to chnge the system to over ride the safeguards the founding fahers put in our government to prevent a King or a dictator. Our government has been changed for future presidents. What happens when a whacko left winger is elected president and the safeguards have been weakened.

 

[blackhawk]

Some people are so ******* stupid it’s almost unreal to many define a fascist as anyone they don’t like or agree with but wouldn’t recognize an actual fascist if one walked up and kicked them in the ass. For way to many it has just became the simple term that a lazy mind uses to attack anyone they don’t like.

 

[PeterPilot]

ElmerMudd

Our government was changed for future presidents when Dick & Dubya, as directed by their Neocon handlers, promoted the bullshit notion of The Unitary Executive. Obama loved that when he and Brennan were shooting up people with drones, and Trump loves it too.

 

[WEATHER53]

The characteristics of those who prefer fascism over democracy is an aggregation of thousands of data bases that have studied the subject.
The list shows characteristics of those who show tendancies to prefer fascism. It is not a black or white issue.
Simple minds can only comprehend black or white statemnts

See your very first effort is fact absent because there is no facism but there is your out of control feelings and wishes
Many many times lib loons will respond to a thinking post with “you are stupid…lol..”
This is because they have No Ability to refute and present countering facts so they name call and Feel that’s effective

 

[ElmerMudd]

I'm amused that you think the way Trump has governed since being reelected is "fascist"! I understand that you don't like many of his policies but he was elected by a majority of Americans who DO like them! Trump ran on a specific agenda...making no secret of what he intended to do...and since he was elected he has carried out the things that he told the electorate he would do!

The Democrat talking point that Trump is a "fascist" is almost laughable at this point! He wasn't the one who used the power of government to go after his political enemies, Elmer. That was Barack Obama and Joe Biden! The two of them have done things that make Richard Nixon look like a rank amateur when it comes to abuse of power. There are now investigations into the people who abused their positions under Obama and Biden but that's in response to the actions of people like Brennan, Comey, Smith, James, Garland, Schiff, and Wray. You can't have a functioning Democracy when you allow the people in power to abuse their office like some Banana Republic.

If you don't see Trump leading our countries toward the chnges below, you are not paying attention.
Key characteristics of fascism

Characteristics of a fascist government

• Dictatorial leadership: A single, powerful leader holds absolute control, and the government is highly centralized.
• Authoritarian and total control: The government exercises total control over the lives of the people, allowing no dissent or opposition.
• Extreme nationalism: The ideology elevates the nation and often a specific race above the individual.
• Militarism: There is a strong emphasis on military power and, often, the expansion of territory through armed conflict.
• Suppression of opposition: Dissent is not tolerated and is forcibly suppressed through the police and military.
• Regimentation: Society and the economy are strongly controlled and regimented by the state.
• Rejection of democracy and liberalism: Fascism is fundamentally opposed to liberal democracies, individual rights, and political pluralism.

 

[struth]

What type of person prefers a fascist government?
I have been in shock on how many citizens prefer an authoritarian government, as Trump is implementing, as opposed to a democratic republic. Democracy vs Fascism
I asked ChatGPT. The answer makes sense. It fits the definition of many of our citizens.

That’s a great question — and a complex one, because support for fascist governments usually reflects a mix of psychological, social, and situational factors rather than a single “type” of person.
Here’s a breakdown of what research in political psychology and sociology suggests:

---

1. Psychological Traits​

Certain personality traits are more commonly associated with fascist or authoritarian preferences:

• Authoritarian personality: People who value obedience, order, and conformity, and who distrust outsiders, often show higher support for fascist systems.
• Need for certainty and control: Individuals uncomfortable with ambiguity or social change may prefer a strong, centralized power promising stability.
• Aggression toward outgroups: People with high social dominance orientation (a preference for hierarchy and inequality) may support regimes that enforce those hierarchies.

---

2. Social and Cultural Factors​

• Perceived threat: When people feel threatened — economically, culturally, or physically — they may turn toward authoritarian or fascist leaders who promise protection and national renewal.
• Collectivist nationalism: Those who strongly identify with their nation and believe it’s under threat from outsiders or internal “enemies” can be drawn to fascist ideologies.
• Disillusionment with democracy: People frustrated by political gridlock, corruption, or inequality may come to see democratic systems as weak or ineffective.

---

3. Situational and Historical Context​

• Economic hardship: In times of crisis (e.g., hyperinflation, unemployment, or war), people are more likely to accept authoritarian promises of order and prosperity.
• Propaganda and social pressure: Fascist movements often use emotional appeals, fear, and belonging to recruit followers — so context and communication matter a lot.

---

4. Demographic Patterns (Historically)​

Historically, support for fascist movements has come from:

• Members of the middle class fearing downward mobility.
• Younger men seeking purpose or belonging.
• People in areas with high inequality or rapid social change.

Explains why dems do the things they do

 

[ElmerMudd]

You know, communism also believes in authoritarian rule.

Yes, Most socialist governements result in some sort of dictatorship. The ideology of socialism disregards the nature of some people who seek power over others and the system does not build safeguards.

 

[ElmerMudd]

Explains why dems do the things they do

Tell me specifically what characteristic democrats display of those listed?

 

[WEATHER53]

If you don't see Trump leading our countries toward the chnges below, you are not paying attention.
Key characteristics of fascism

Characteristics of a fascist government

• Dictatorial leadership: A single, powerful leader holds absolute control, and the government is highly centralized.
• Authoritarian and total control: The government exercises total control over the lives of the people, allowing no dissent or opposition.
• Extreme nationalism: The ideology elevates the nation and often a specific race above the individual.
• Militarism: There is a strong emphasis on military power and, often, the expansion of territory through armed conflict.
• Suppression of opposition: Dissent is not tolerated and is forcibly suppressed through the police and military.
• Regimentation: Society and the economy are strongly controlled and regimented by the state.
• Rejection of democracy and liberalism: Fascism is fundamentally opposed to liberal democracies, individual rights, and political pluralism.

It’s a cute list for wherever it might apply but it does not apply in the USA

 

[struth]

Tell me specifically what characteristic democrats display of those listed?

All of them.but nationalism, I think a dembot would fall in line with any country that fulfilled the other needs listed. Hence why your party has aligned with the CCP and Iran.

Tell me specifically what characteristic democrats display of those listed?

 

[ElmerMudd]

It’s a cute list for wherever it might apply but it does not apply in the USA

You are following the Trump cult. You are not looking at anything objectively.

 

[WEATHER53]

You are following the Trump cult. You are not looking at anything objectively.

Once again no facts for refutation . Just “cult” name calling. You have zero ammo

 

[ElmerMudd]

Once again no facts for refutation . Just “cult” name calling. You have zero ammo

I am here to help you. Please read the description below, objectively. There is help for those taken in by a cult.

10 Signs You're In A Cult

• The leader is the ultimate authority. ...
• The group suppresses skepticism. ...
• The group delegitimizes former members. ...
• The group is paranoid about the outside world. ...
• The group relies on shame cycles. ...
• The leader is above the law. ...
• The group uses “thought reform” methods. ...
• The group is elitist.

 

[WEATHER53]

I am here to help you. Please read the description below, objectively. There is help for those taken in by a cult.

10 Signs You're In A Cult

• The leader is the ultimate authority. ...
• The group suppresses skepticism. ...
• The group delegitimizes former members. ...
• The group is paranoid about the outside world. ...
• The group relies on shame cycles. ...
• The leader is above the law. ...
• The group uses “thought reform” methods. ...
• The group is elitist.

You own definitions based on wishes with a fake attempt to make look “official”