I'm coming in as an observer, and I'm not going to take the big juicy piece of race-bait on the hook. I simply would like an answer to this one question:
FASCISM is a LEFT WING MODEL OF GOVT, not a right wing. The quick lesson on "fascism" is simple: Which govt model has more control over people/resources? Fascism is MORE GOVT, BIGGER GOVT, MORE CONTROL OVER THE PEOPLE AND THE RESOURCES/ECONOMY/INDUSTRY, and that is the absolute goal of the LEFT. The right wants LESS GOVT. That the liberals keep calling fascism a right-wing ideology is based on the erroneous and too often deliberately misleading teachings of the liberal fools on college/university campuses.
Now there IS a right-wing extreme
govt model! Where fascism is the extreme LEFT end of the govt management
model (because it has supreme control over people and the resources),
the extreme RIGHT end of the political spectrum is anarchy. Think about
it:
What do conservatives want in their govt model? Smaller, or
LESS GOVT. What is the extreme version of "less govt"? NO GOVT....and
no govt is anarchy. So "anarchy" is NOT a left wing ideology but a
RIGHT wing one. That would shock many until they realise the simplicity
of that.
For some reason, the ultra left wants BOTH anarchy and fascism to be on the right, when in fact ABSOLUTE GOVT CONTROL (fascism) cannot sit hand-in-hand with ZERO GOVT CONTROL (anarchy). They are as opposite on the govt control spectrum as the straightest line possible--180 degrees.
The left OWNS fascism as its extreme left wing. The right owns anarchy as its extreme right wing. GET IT RIGHT, LIBERALS.
FASCISM is a LEFT WING MODEL OF GOVT, not a right wing. The quick lesson on "fascism" is simple: Which govt model has more control over people/resources? Fascism is MORE GOVT, BIGGER GOVT, MORE CONTROL OVER THE PEOPLE AND THE RESOURCES/ECONOMY/INDUSTRY, and that is the absolute goal of the LEFT. The right wants LESS GOVT. That the liberals keep calling fascism a right-wing ideology is based on the erroneous and too often deliberately misleading teachings of the liberal fools on college/university campuses.
Now there IS a right-wing extreme
govt model! Where fascism is the extreme LEFT end of the govt management
model (because it has supreme control over people and the resources),
the extreme RIGHT end of the political spectrum is anarchy. Think about
it:
What do conservatives want in their govt model? Smaller, or
LESS GOVT. What is the extreme version of "less govt"? NO GOVT....and
no govt is anarchy. So "anarchy" is NOT a left wing ideology but a
RIGHT wing one. That would shock many until they realise the simplicity
of that.
For some reason, the ultra left wants BOTH anarchy and fascism to be on the right, when in fact ABSOLUTE GOVT CONTROL (fascism) cannot sit hand-in-hand with ZERO GOVT CONTROL (anarchy). They are as opposite on the govt control spectrum as the straightest line possible--180 degrees.
The left OWNS fascism as its extreme left wing. The right owns anarchy as its extreme right wing. GET IT RIGHT, LIBERALS.
More than a half-century ago, the folk singer Woody Guthrie signed a lease in an apartment complex in Brooklyn. He soon had bitter words for his landlord: Donald J. Trump’s father, Fred C. Trump.
Mr. Guthrie, in writings uncovered by a scholar working on a book, invoked “Old Man Trump” while suggesting that blacks were unwelcome as tenants in the Trump apartment complex, near Coney Island.
“He thought that Fred Trump was one who stirs up racial hate, and implicitly profits from it,” the scholar, Will Kaufman, a professor of American literature and culture at the University of Central Lancashire in Britain, said in an interview.
Mr. Kaufman said he came across Mr. Guthrie’s writings about Fred Trump while he was doing research at the Woody Guthrie Center’s archives in Oklahoma. He wrote about his findings last week for The Conversation, a news website.
In December 1950, Mr. Guthrie signed a lease at the Beach Haven apartment complex, Mr. Kaufman wrote in his piece. Soon, Mr. Guthrie was “lamenting the bigotry that pervaded his new, lily-white neighborhood,” he wrote, with words like these:
I suppose
Old Man Trump knows
Just how much
Racial Hate
he stirred up
In the bloodpot of human hearts
When he drawed
That color line
Here at his
Eighteen hundred family project
Mr. Guthrie even reworked his song “I Ain’t Got No Home” into a critique of Fred Trump, according to Mr. Kaufman:
Beach Haven ain’t my home!
I just can’t pay this rent!
My money’s down the drain!
And my soul is badly bent!
Beach Haven looks like heaven
Where no black ones come to roam!
No, no, no! Old Man Trump!
Old Beach Haven ain’t my home!
Mr. Guthrie died in 1967, and in the 1970s, the Justice Department sued the Trumps, accusing them of discriminating against blacks. (A settlement was eventually reached; at the time, Trump Management noted the agreement did not constitute an admission of guilt.)
More than a half-century ago, the folk singer Woody Guthrie signed a lease in an apartment complex in Brooklyn. He soon had bitter words for his landlord: Donald J. Trump’s father, Fred C. Trump.
Mr. Guthrie, in writings uncovered by a scholar working on a book, invoked “Old Man Trump” while suggesting that blacks were unwelcome as tenants in the Trump apartment complex, near Coney Island.
“He thought that Fred Trump was one who stirs up racial hate, and implicitly profits from it,” the scholar, Will Kaufman, a professor of American literature and culture at the University of Central Lancashire in Britain, said in an interview.
Mr. Kaufman said he came across Mr. Guthrie’s writings about Fred Trump while he was doing research at the Woody Guthrie Center’s archives in Oklahoma. He wrote about his findings last week for The Conversation, a news website.
In December 1950, Mr. Guthrie signed a lease at the Beach Haven apartment complex, Mr. Kaufman wrote in his piece. Soon, Mr. Guthrie was “lamenting the bigotry that pervaded his new, lily-white neighborhood,” he wrote, with words like these:
I suppose
Old Man Trump knows
Just how much
Racial Hate
he stirred up
In the bloodpot of human hearts
When he drawed
That color line
Here at his
Eighteen hundred family project
Mr. Guthrie even reworked his song “I Ain’t Got No Home” into a critique of Fred Trump, according to Mr. Kaufman:
Beach Haven ain’t my home!
I just can’t pay this rent!
My money’s down the drain!
And my soul is badly bent!
Beach Haven looks like heaven
Where no black ones come to roam!
No, no, no! Old Man Trump!
Old Beach Haven ain’t my home!
Mr. Guthrie died in 1967, and in the 1970s, the Justice Department sued the Trumps, accusing them of discriminating against blacks. (A settlement was eventually reached; at the time, Trump Management noted the agreement did not constitute an admission of guilt.)
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