Largest US teachers union mocked for misspelling ‘fascism’ in anti-Trump agenda item: ‘Too rich to parody’

NY Post ^ | 7/10/25 | Victor Nava

[reg45]

Fifty years ago I commented to another college student about the exact same spelling error in a paper she had written. She replied, “That was the way some black leftist had spelled the word fascist”. I don’t recall which black leftist it was, but the erroneous spelling has been around for decades.

[DoodleBob]

A system of government marked by centralization of authority under a dictator, a capitalist economy subject to stringent governmental controls, violent suppression of the opposition, and typically a policy of belligerent nationalism and racism.

[FoxInSocks]

“Yes, the union that claims to represent educators couldn’t even spell ‘fascism’ correctly in its official resolution attacking the president,” he wrote in a Fox News opinion piece. “The irony is almost too rich to parody.”

To be fair, they did manage to spell it correctly in the same sentence. It’s probably a typo, which someone in education should recognize. They deserve mockery, regardless.

[TexasGator]

“Teachers aren’t what they used to be. Here I am in my 70s and I can still remember the name of every teacher I had all the way up to graduation from high school.”

I am 78. Can’t remember half the names.

I am good to grade 6. After that, not so good.

[notdownwidems]

Same here brother; from Sister Anne Gabriel (1964-65) to Sister Mary Aquino (1976) these women were selfless, self-effacing, pious, great teachers. I can’t say enough about their influence on my life.

...and yes, Rush’s death has left a hole that has yet to be filled

[FlingWingFlyer]

I’m with you. I understand where you are coming from.

[Tellurian]

The back of a 100 year old mercury dime shows a bundle of fasces. The tied bundle of sticks and one axe was the tool of Roman magistrates, charged with keeping the peace by way of the sticks or axe. At their discretion, they were to give on-the-spot beatings with the sticks for tolerable infractions, or to deliver grave injury with the axe for intolerable infractions. It must have been a pretty effective way to keep the "peace" seeing as how the symbol has persisted for millenia.

So, fascism, at it's root, is the state-sanctioned power to punish at will. In its practice, it amounts to capricious and unequal administration of justice. Written law isn't of much importance. Kind of like the "our Democracy" that Democrats enjoy heralding at every opportunity, where they flaunt laws they don't like (immigration, financial responsibility, time-for-crime, etc.) and weaponize the judicial system to incapacitate and punish rivals.

[Darksheare]

Yes, we must be against faces!
Lol.

[metmom]

These libtard clowns are so blinded by their irrational hatred that they can’t even spell fascism right!

They can't spell it correctly because they're basically uneducated idiots despise their *graduating* from college.

[Peter ODonnell]

The one word they never get wrong is raise.

[popdonnelly]

The NEA is just another left wing group that wants control, in this case of the educational system. Just as left wing professors have control of the universities.

[trebb]

I hear they also spell “Nazi”, “notsee”....

[Ruy Dias de Bivar]

Interesting how the Nationalist and Communist SOCIALIST political parties call each other by the name of a third rate Italian Political party of the 1930s.

[Labyrinthos]

I’ll bet 90%+ members of the of NEA don’t know what ‘fascism’ is.

I'll bet 90% of Freepers don't know what fascism is either.

[GOPJ]

Your definition would equally apply to communism... or any totalitarian system.

My point is liberals are basically stupid - and as far as sweeping AI answers go it’s a ‘garbage in garbage situation.. As AI gets smarter we’ll get better answers.

[GOPJ]

It’s a stupid/evil economic system right down there with Marxism - it wasn’t set up as a ‘kill Jews economic system’ originally ... anymore than communism was set up as a ‘starve million of humans’ system. You might be right on the number of people who have a clue.