kraftiekortie wrote:
There's Capital F Fascist----which was the party of Mussolini of Italy.
Then there's small f fascist-----which is somebody, in general, who has a reactionary view of things, and advocates authoritarian government.
Right.
The problem is "in general" ^ in your description.
People tend to throw the word around for anyone who doesn't parrot an established narrative.
That doesn't necessarily make the person fascist.
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