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BuckNaked » 15 Oct 2025, 12:30 pm » wrote: ↑

15 Oct 2025, 12:30 pm

it’s remarkable what he has accomplished in 9 months!

It truly is. Democracy is almost dead.  Facism is nearly in full swing in America.

JohnnyYou » 16 Oct 2025, 3:00 am » wrote: ↑

16 Oct 2025, 3:00 am

It truly is. Democracy is almost dead.  Facism is nearly in full swing in America.

facism?   What is that exactly?

BuckNaked » 16 Oct 2025, 2:58 pm » wrote: ↑

16 Oct 2025, 2:58 pm

facism?   What is that exactly?

heil  trump.

BuckNaked » 16 Oct 2025, 2:58 pm » wrote: ↑

16 Oct 2025, 2:58 pm

facism?   What is that exactly?

Totalatarinistic Authoratarianism.  There are probably a dozen other words that fit.

Think:  Hitler... Mussolini..  Idi Amin..   Those guys.

Thank you for trying to get your x'd out brain to focus.  Ask me more questions.

Antifa stands for Anti Facism.. People that believe in ideology that Hitlers and Mussolinis running shyt ain't good. Trump is trying to eradicate the ideology..  You connect the dots from there.  Every WW2 soldier was Antifa.

 
 

BuckNaked » 16 Oct 2025, 2:58 pm » wrote: ↑

16 Oct 2025, 2:58 pm

facism?   What is that exactly?

You could ask Sole Result's girlfriend.  She is dynamite in bed with VR Goggles.

Fascism is a far-right, authoritarian, and ultranationalist political ideology that prioritizes the nation above all else. It is marked by a dictatorial leader, the suppression of opposition, and aggressive militarism. The ideology first gained prominence in 20th-century Europe, most notably under Benito Mussolini in Italy and Adolf Hitler in Germany. 
Core tenets of fascism

• Extreme nationalism: Fascist ideology emphasizes the superiority and unity of a specific nation or race. This involves glorifying a mythical past and presenting the current nation as a victim of internal or external enemies.
• Dictatorial leadership and cult of personality: Power is centralized under a single charismatic leader who is portrayed as a national savior. In this system, criticism of the leader is seen as treason against the state.
• Militarism and political violence: Fascism glorifies military power and warfare as a means of national regeneration. It uses politically motivated violence, including that from paramilitary groups, to intimidate opponents and enforce loyalty.
• Rejection of liberal democracy: Fascists view democratic institutions as weak and ineffective, believing they interfere with expressing the nation's "true will." They dismantle these institutions to establish a one-party totalitarian state.
• Scapegoating and demonization of "others": Fascists use propaganda and conspiracy theories to blame specific ethnic, racial, or political groups for the nation's problems. This creates an "in-group" and "out-group" dynamic, justifying persecution and violence against minorities.
• Suppression of opposition: Independent media and intellectual dissent are silenced to eliminate opposing viewpoints. Fascist regimes purge political rivals and use secret police to enforce ideological conformity.
• Controlled economy: The economy is heavily regulated by the state to serve national interests, but it maintains the capitalist system and protects the power of allied corporations. Labor power is suppressed to ensure it does not challenge the ruling elite. 

Historical examples

• Benito Mussolini's Italy: After leading his "Blackshirts" in a march on Rome, Mussolini was appointed Prime Minister in 1922 and established the first fascist dictatorship. He aimed to restore Italy to the glory of the Roman Empire.
• Adolf Hitler's Germany (Nazism): This regime took fascism to an extreme with its focus on racial purity and the persecution of Jewish people, which culminated in the Holocaust. The Nazi Party used intense propaganda and militarism to consolidate power and pursue expansionist goals.
• Francisco Franco's Spain: After his victory in the Spanish Civil War, Franco established a military dictatorship with many fascist characteristics, though it did not adopt the same level of racial obsession as Nazism. 

Fascism in the modern world
While historical fascist movements were largely discredited after World War II, scholars note that similar characteristics can reappear in modern political groups. These neo-fascist or alt-right movements often employ ultranationalism, anti-immigrant sentiment, and authoritarian tactics within existing political systems to gain traction. They have a "democratic veneer" but often share the core tenets of historical fascism. 

jerrab » 16 Oct 2025, 3:04 pm » wrote: ↑

16 Oct 2025, 3:04 pm

heil  trump.

No wonder Butcheeks the registered democrat voted for him.

Sheesh,..   But then again, we never really had to worry what facism was for a long run.

BuckNaked » 16 Oct 2025, 2:58 pm » wrote: ↑

16 Oct 2025, 2:58 pm

facism?   What is that exactly?

Hello Buck.

Let me give you the real answer. Oh, just a casual $1–2 billion in property damage, a sprinkle of $68 million in legal settlements, and a buffet of police overtime, emergency services, and infrastructure repairs—all courtesy of the 2020 protest season. Antifa and BLM may not send invoices, but don’t worry, your local tax bill got the memo. NYC alone dropped $13 million to settle with protesters, which is adorable considering they also had to fix the streets they marched on. And while Antifa remains the Loch Ness monster of political movements—everywhere and nowhere—BLM’s impact came with both activism and aftermath. So yeah, peaceful protest is free speech, but cleanup? 

Have a great MAGA evening Buck.
 

jerrab » 16 Oct 2025, 3:04 pm » wrote: ↑

16 Oct 2025, 3:04 pm

heil  trump.

any examples that Trump shows you can list?

MR-7 » 07 Oct 2025, 1:07 pm » wrote: ↑

07 Oct 2025, 1:07 pm

Border: Secured.
Wall construction resumed. Illegal crossings dropped. Border Patrol got reinforcements. Trump didn’t just talk—he acted.
Energy: Unleashed.
Pipelines reopened. Drilling fast-tracked. Gas prices fell. America’s back to exporting, not begging.
Economy: Rebooted.
Confidence surged. Jobs came back. Manufacturing ticked up. Markets responded like it’s 2019 again.
Foreign Policy: No More Games.
China? Checked. Iran? Cornered. NATO? Paying up. Trump’s message: respect America or get out of the way.
Woke Bureaucracy: Deleted.
DEI mandates? Gone. Merit’s back. Schools and agencies refocused on results, not identity politics.
Law & Order: Reinforced.
Police got federal support. Fentanyl crackdown began. Crime rates dipped in major cities. Trump backed the blue.
Veterans: Prioritized.
VA access expanded. Claims sped up. Homeless vets got housing programs. Promises kept.
America First: Again.
Global deals that hurt U.S. workers? Scrapped. Trump’s rule: If it doesn’t help Americans, it’s out.
School Choice: Expanded.
Parents got power. Vouchers, charter schools, homeschooling support—Trump gave families options.
Leadership: Unapologetic.
0 retreat. No spin.

Trump leads with results, not press releases.

And soon, he will stop the Palestinian war.
 
And there is more...lots more.

You can add one flat tire to yer list.        

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FGRtkYYQi-c
 

roadkill » 17 Oct 2025, 12:50 am » wrote: ↑

17 Oct 2025, 12:50 am

You can add one flat tire to yer list.        

youtube /shorts/FGRtkYYQi-c

Everyone of your videos is one more flat tire on the list.

Your vehicle has square wheels. And you only have one headlight.  They should put training wheels on your car.
 
 

BuckNaked » 16 Oct 2025, 10:16 pm » wrote: ↑

16 Oct 2025, 10:16 pm

any examples that Trump shows you can list?

another sol?

jerrab » 17 Oct 2025, 6:06 am » wrote: ↑

17 Oct 2025, 6:06 am

another sol?

Sol?