Not remotely. The real fascists rioted and broke into the Capitol on 1/6; and anyone who downplays the seriousness of it, engages in what-aboutisms, IS a f'ing fscist
The FBI is talking about fascist American groups as the biggest threats.
Trump was a prototypical blood, soil and iron bible carrying fascist prick. So were those who claimed that he said what they think.
I'm being really generous with the use of the word 'think'.
conix, Off into bwaahbah land again, eh. Fox News star Tucker Carlson's 'great replacement' segment used a new frame for an old fear
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On Thursday .. https://www.mediamatters.org/tucker-carlson/tucker-carlson-face-fox-news-just-gave-his-full-endorsement-white-nationalist , Fox News host Tucker Carlson seemingly answered whatever questions may remain about his willingness to carry water for these white supremacists. Carlson wailed that the Democratic Party was “trying to replace the current electorate” in the U.S. with “new people, more obedient voters from the Third World.” That, according to Carlson, is “what’s happening actually. Let’s just say it. That’s true.”
"Projecting an accurate portrayal of the Leftists today. Fascist bigots who accuse everyone ELSE of what they are. That IS projection."
At least we know you have an idea of what projection is. After doing it for years it's about time . You know you turned all else ass-up, but you know what projection is.
The apocalyptic myth that helps explain evangelical support for Trump
""Is this fascism? No. Could it become fascism? Yes "Is Donald Trump a Fascist? Part 2 of Interview with Robert Paxton, Father of Fascism Studies [...] Professor Paxton, thanks for staying with us for Part 2 of this conversation. Have you been surprised by the rise and the popularity of Donald Trump? ROBERT PAXTON: Totally surprised. Not so very long ago, Trump was a guaranteed laugh line. He was considered a buffoon. All you had to do was to show the hair and call him “The Donald,” and everyone kind of snickered. And suddenly he’s this—he’s this immense power. He’s touched the nerve with his style, which has fascist overtones, encouraging violence, attacking the internal enemy and so forth, saying that the system is rotten and it needs an outsider to fix it, which is a fascist kind of appeal—make Germany great, make America great. Suddenly he’s touched a nerve, and for millions of people he is suddenly seen taken more than seriously. And that’s a strange flip. That’s a strange transformation.""