I have been saying this for years: The Democrat Party is a fascist party. Simply put and demonstrably so.
This week, X user CynicalPublius posted a great post showing how today’s Democrat Party is predicated on policies that makes it no different than a fascist concern. This does NOT mean Democrats are Nazis. But it DOES mean their policies are indistinguishable from a fascist organization.
So, without ado, here is CynicalPublius’s points:
- Laws promoting the seizure of guns from law-abiding citizens and/or the denial of gun ownership rights for law-abiding citizens.
- Censorship of free speech by pretending such censorship protects the citizenry from faulty information (i.e., so-called “disinformation”).
- Government control of industry.
- Government control of the mass media.
- Control of the entertainment industry as a means of propaganda. (See: Leni Riefenstahl; Walt Disney Corporation.)
- Children belong to the State and not their parents.
- Political dissidents and opposing political leadership are to be persecuted for fabricated “crimes” under the color of law through the courts.
- Political dissidents are locked up for months/years without a trial.
- Leading political opponents who are a threat to the fascist order are to be assassinated.
- Extreme nationalism (Democrats hate the United States of America, but are extreme nationalistic zealots for the Woke States of America).
- Purposeful division of the population along racial and ethnic lines as a means to power.
- Leadership of the ruling fascist party is chosen by party leaders without any input from rank-and-file party members, but an illusion of democracy is perpetuated. (See: Kamala as nominee with zero votes.)
- Certain party criminals are turned into martyrs upon their demise. (See: Horst Wessel; Saint George Floyd.)
- Destruction of statues, symbols and art of the pre-fascist order.
- Accuse dissidents of the very crimes you yourself commit.
- Justify all of it for the “common good.”
He is exactly right. The Democrat Party is a fascist party.
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