Category Archives: Fascism

Conservative Anti-Fascism

June 6, 2017, Dennis Prager wrote: One would think that Jonah Goldberg, of all people, would understand this. He is the author of what I consider to be a modern classic, Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, … Continue reading

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The New Fascism

I notice that people generally use “fascism” to mean some political development they don’t like. After 9-11, the West could have treated the threat of Al Qaeda and other Islamic terrorists as primarily a law enforcement problem. Instead, the Bush … Continue reading

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What Is Fascism? (2-20-22)

00:00 What is fascism? PhD student Matthew Ghobrial Cockerill joins intoxicated, https://twitter.com/GhobrialMatthew 01:00 Fascism: The Career Of A Concept, https://lukeford.net/blog/?p=129495 02:45 Are Republicans fascist? 06:00 Is Richard Spencer fascist? 10:00 Are lockdowns fascist? 11:00 Is socialized medicine fascist? 11:30 Italian … Continue reading

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Sociology Responds To Fascism

Highlights from this 1992 book: * Sociologists were not notably successful in understanding fascism in the interwar era, much less in educating the public about the subject, and sociologists served the Nazi regimes just as other scholars did. The history … Continue reading

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Fascism: The Career Of A Concept

Here are some highlights from this 2016 book by Paul Gottfried: * I should mention an irritant without which this book would not have been conceived. While listening to TV and reading newspapers from both here and western Europe, I … Continue reading

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