I’m antifascist, I want the death of all Indians (sorry Indians), I want to create a totalitarian regime ruled by complete degenerated person and I’m actively pursuing my goals. If you oppose me, it means you are a fascist.
Those aren’t my views. I wanted to show that calling yourself antifascist doesn’t mean everyone who is against you is fascist.
Fascism is the desire for a totalitarian state where (in general) the population must put the state first above everything. Let’s see here:
I want to create a totalitarian regime ruled by complete degenerated person and I’m actively pursuing my goals.
Well, that sounds pretty fascist to me. Did you mix the two words up?
I think you missed my point
A/I is not calling for the death of any people group, and they are against racism and bigotry of all forms.
Yes, giving yourself a label doesn’t necessarily mean it’s correct. North Korea calla itself a Democratic People’s Republic, when in reality it’s closer to a dictatorial monarchy mixed with bits of Marxism. If we disregarded all labels that could be misused, we would have none at all!
Also, what the hell man, calling for the death of all Indians as an “example” is not a good look. It doesn’t bode well for whar you actually believe in if you think this is a reasonable example to bring up.
AVincentInSpace@pawb.social 2 weeks ago
Then you’re not antifascist.
notSys@lemmy.cafe 2 weeks ago
But I say I’m antifascist
AVincentInSpace@pawb.social 2 weeks ago
But you’re not, and anyone with at least two brain cells can see that.
notSys@lemmy.cafe 2 weeks ago
We are not talking about some abstract antifa, only this single organization.
You argue that Trump is bad, because he is against organizations, that call themselves antifascist.
I wanted to show that calling yourself antifascist doesn’t mean that people who are against you are fascist.