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Many, many years ago--we're talking decades--I got into a fight with a boy I'd been dating for (thankfully) not very long. I can't even recall what the argument was about, but I'll never forget his very last words to me:
There's nothing 'right-wing' about defending the Bill of Rights.
...to justify murder-labelling foes "fascists" as a license to "dehumanise" and assault them without remorse.
With the government buying stocks in private companies, such as the US government's newly-announced purchase of ten percent of technology giant Intel, it's important to know why this is fascist and not communist.
Explaining why he supports Alternative für Deutschland
This plague on our nation--one that has been spreading like wildfire--is a potent mix of fear coupled with unhealthy doses of paranoia and intolerance, tragic hallmarks of the post-9/11 America in which we live.
Every Republican president since the 1970s has been called a fascist. Ironic, no? After all, fascism has its roots in the left. Dinesh D'Souza, author of The Big Lie, explains.
