He's also anti-fascism, as in actually against fascism and not in a pantifa way. Considers (((democrats))) as fascists and sees the NSDAP as not just bad, but communistic, Marxist. >https://poal.co/s/StateofCorruption/705852/16587cf9-6220-4d07-93f1-1493fafb43cd#cmnts >"*Remember that just a couple years ago the* **fascist dems** *in power (and media) were advocating to not allow you to work, not allow you to travel, not allow you to go into stores to get food, and not allow you to have access to hospitals.*" > >>**Me**: >>Associating what jew communists are doing as being related to fascism is jew manipulation to further the jews' "evil nazis" propaganda. >> >>Fix your thinking and get the kike narrative out of your speech. > >"*Here is a magical moment on Poal where we disagree.* > >*Social nationalism (nazism) based on the left's admiration of Mussolini's fascism (also leftism). There's nothing wrong with being pro-national (on the right), and I'm never going to fall into the leftist trap to accept nazis or fascists as right-wing, when those destructive political systems were all LEFTIST.* > >*consider* >*"Fascism—an “Ism” of the Left, not the Right"* >*https://www.hoover.org/research/fascism-ism-left-not-right* >*“Fascism’s most direct ideological inspiration came from the collateral influence of Italy’s most radical ‘subversives’—the Marxists of revolutionary syndicalism.”* > >*“By the early 1930s, the ‘convergence’ of fascism and Stalinism struck Marxists and non-Marxists alike. . . . By the mid-1930s, even Trotsky could insist that ‘Stalinism and fascism, in spite of deep difference in social foundations, are symmetrical phenomena.’* > >*ponder:* >*https://www.frontpagemag.com/big-liar-dinesh-dsouza/ "Big Liar"* >*The jew that convinced America that fascism was on the right, to further the jew agenda to get idiots to accept marxism. "Adorno decided to repackage fascism as a form of capitalism and moral traditionalism. In effect, they reinvented fascism as a phenomenon of the political right".* > >*"Here, after all, was a German Jewish scholar declaring fascism a phenomenon of the right. Clearly he was sticking fascism on conservatives who supported capitalism and affirmed religion and traditional families. This was a lie—real fascists detest those institutions and want to destroy them—but it was a politically convenient lie."*"