Let’s talk real fascism

Canada Free Press ^ | 02/10/17 | A. Dru Kristenev

[Sean_Anthony]

New fascism rising in America’s streets and pouring from its colleges and its ghettoes

The tale of a country wallowing in economic depression, a third of its people out of work, many roaming the streets seeking something to do, something to eat… someone to blame. They rise up – the college students, the youth, the aimless striking out at hapless targets of their anger which is anyone who does not join their ranks. They throw epithets, punches, stones and Molotov cocktails, setting fire to businesses, homes and even human lives. Their ranks grow, upper echelon organization1 increases, violence spreads and their anger is not assuaged but redoubled.

[Anima Mundi]

All fascism and bigotry come from feelings and emotions. Logic and facts, sensible laws and rules that are consistent, doing what you said you’d do never whips up a crowd to a frothing frenzy. Factism is the opposite of fascism.

[Huskrrrr]

The Soros Jugend.

[Honorary Serb]

.....fascism rising in America’s streets and pouring from its colleges and its ghettoes, the two arenas of easily swayed minds – the underemployed and the overeducated....

That should read the “underemployed and the miseducated”!!!!

What will the “antifa” agitators do as jobs come pouring into America, and as industry partners with universities to train graduates for new jobs in new industries?

Perhaps they’ll be “triggered” and retreat into “safe spaces”, while the folks whom they once purported to “organize” will find places in the new, Great-Again America!!!!

[Two Kids' Dad]

Or perhaps they’ll be determined to start another civil war and become a statistic, one of the nameless faceless fools relegated to an unmarked grave to be forgotten by history save for the asterisk of their participation in a foolish and misguided endeavor.

[Maceman]

bump

[YogicCowboy]

Collusion between Jeffrey Immelt of General Electric and Barry Soetoro: fascism.

Collusion between Eric Schmidt of Google and Barry Soetoro (and Hillary Clinton during the election): fascism.

We already have it in spades - and it is almost always between leftists - like Adolf Hitler with Wilhelm Messerschmitt (for NAZIs were leftists, not rightists, as the leftists always like to assert as a means of obfuscation).

[left that other site]

Indeed. Those with technical, Hard Science, and Engineering degrees will fare well..Those with degrees in “Critical Race Theory”, “Wymyn’s Studies”, “Ethno-sexual Earth and Gender Studies”, and “LGBTQ Musings” may end up disappointed that their areas of expertise are not in great demand.

[Honorary Serb]

Some of the miseducated will take courses in a community college and also receive training as technicians (NOT scientists/engineers)!!!

I REFUSE to train or work with any open LGBTQ? or muslim, however!!!! (Oh, am I Deplorable!!!!)

[left that other site]

And, as an American, you have that right.

[left that other site]

Or SHOULD have that right.

[Chickensoup]

From First Things JJ Reno ♦ We regard economic monopolies as a threat to free enterprise. We should have a similar suspicion of cultural monopolies. When cultural power becomes too concentrated, elites are often detached from everybody else. Something like that is happening in elite education. The very rich universities at the top of the hierarchy of select schools in the United States have disproportionate power, and that’s harmful to America’s social ecology. So I reiterate my idea of taxing supersized endowments. I propose a simple formula: a 2 percent excise tax on the value of endowments that exceed $200,000 per student, rising 1 percentage point for each additional $100,000 up to a 5 percent excise tax on endowments of $500,000 or more per student. The proceeds should be redistributed downward to fund community college education. The wealth is very concentrated. Princeton has a per-student endowment of $2.5 million. Yale’s is $1.7 million per student, closely followed by Harvard and Stanford. A few others are clumped around $1 million per student. There are thirty colleges and universities with more than $500,000 per student. At least seventy-five have more than $200,000 per student. There are more than 2,500 private and public four-year institutions.

[blueplum]

The author gives a good comparison between mob/State and individual/Constitution. People talk about being ‘woke up’ i.e., conditioned to dehumanization and persecution by a mob, when they should be ‘waking up’ to the reality of what a mob/State world is.