301 Quotes About Fascism

The return by Biden to policies of perpetual war, high taxes, trade and energy deficits, enmeshment in the New World Order or what is now being called the Great Reset, are all policies that advance the interests of the unelected government in collusion with select corporations and this, dear reader, represents the very essence of fascism.

Novelist and leftist activist Don Winslow is promoting a video which calls for citizens to become cyber-detectives to monitor an report to authorities their neighbors, colleagues, friends and family members who might be Trump supporters.

Fascism attempts to organize the newly created proletarian masses without affecting the property structure which the masses strive to eliminate. Fascism sees its salvation in giving these masses not their right, but instead a chance to express themselves

Until then, fascism had been seen as conservative or reactionary, but in reality, he' [Katznelson] 'continued, it had long since proved to be a revolutionary force, ready to make a pact with anyone in order to further its own plans for world domination. Fascism was no longer an outlaw movement, he argued. It had moved center stage with the goal of replacing the humane ideal with a system based on lies, cruelty, and humiliation.

Fascism, in the beginning, is nothing but the acceptance of order through violence - plus propaganda. After that, it becomes a matter of habit.

Something else might have happened at Auschwitz – just as much as,let’s suppose, at the very moment you’re reading these lines.

Deep down, I find everything set out above to be very natural; and if I have highlighted it, it was merely the better to register the loving relationship between fascism and the ruling classes; to show that fascism is not a separate phenomenon discreet from all the other injustices in society, but is a direct consequence and emanation of these; that in fact it is the current political and economic system that really bears the responsibility for the civil war launched by fascism.

I've seen so many investigations into this, that, and the other. Each time one hopes that the truth will be uncovered. And sometimes that happens. But even when it does, what good is it? The most curious aspect of truth seems to be that nobody will believe it. We can swallow any quantity of falsehoods and fancies, but not the truth.

Hundreds of Nazi war criminals found a haven in the United States, either living in comfortable anonymity or actively employed by U.S. intelligence agencies during the cold war and otherwise enjoying the protection of high-placed individuals. Some of them found their way onto the Republican presidential campaign committees of Richard Nixon, Ronald Reagan, and George Bush.