why do movies make fascism look so great, when you actually get it it's just a bunch of greedy assholes, just like before

@Moon have you seen 'man in the high castle'? essentially the tv show seems to be of the opinion that fascism is amazing, super efficient and the best system on earth, except that they are kind of mean to minorities ;_;

@lain >except that they are kind of mean to minorities ;_;

That they think this is some kind of slam dunk counterargument is legitimately funny.

@Moon

@NEETzsche @Moon and in the show the success of fascism isn't based on their hate for jews or whatever. They could just be fascists without hate and have the best country on the planet. (I guess that's what most current states think too)

@lain Fascism is when white people lead successful, happy lives in a functioning society. We must stop this white supremacy at all costs.

@Moon

@NEETzsche @lain @Moon
There are two useful definitions of fashism.

The original: A merge between corporations and a government
The antifa definition: Any system that actually helps people live up to their potencial, or to form a prospering comunity.

The problem is, that we already live in fashism under the first one, yet for anything under the second definition, the fashism label is used as a scarecrow.

@LukeAlmighty The second definition should specify that this only applies to white communities. Communities comprised of non-whites are free to function as well as they like.

@lain @Moon

@NEETzsche @LukeAlmighty @lain btw Mussolini was talking about this https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corporatism , merger of corporations and state is a left wing frame

@NEETzsche @LukeAlmighty @lain I have not done extensive reading on Nazi Germany and corporations but so far I haven't seen anything that makes me believe that the government was captured by corporations, Hitler was, pretty much, in charge.