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Authoritarian Fascism of the Axis Powers, Mussolini, Tojo, and Adolf in the 1940's is akin to
Authoritarian Totalitarianism of Stalin and Mao... They aren't the same approach to Authority.
Although both States, Fascism & Totalitarianism,
used Force and violence to attempt to achieve their goals.
A Parliamentary Monarchy led by Churchill, whom garnered support in the Atlas
Powers of Marxist-Totalitarian Stalin, and Constitutional Republican Nationalists of the USA
were enough to defeat the Fascism of the Axis Powers in Austria/Germany, Italy, the Mufti and Japan.
The support for Bastiat's notion of a Two Party Nationalist Constitutional Republic in the USA,
is contrary to support for Authoritarianism, of either Right or Left. Bastiat is Conservatism of what is worth Conservation. Life, Liberty, Property.
...regardless if Authoritarianism is expressed in Axis Righty Fascism, or
Marxist-Lenin-Marcuse Lefty Totalitarianism.
Individual Life, Liberty, and Property are tantamount to a Democratic Republic, even that one day may emerge as a Global means of governance. Anything less is an overreach of Authority.
This matters now too. Marxist-Lenin-Marcuse ideologues have infiltrated
every institution precisely as they said they would all along. From within, using Progressivism.
The modern enemy of Life, Liberty, and Personal Property today,
is not as Germany/Italy/Japan, Mufti Axis Style, as they are a revitalization of
SOVIET AND MAOIST STYLE ideology of Marxism.
The Axis of WWII, appear to all be Marxist/Soviet/Maoist in style just a lifetime later. today
Those two generalized examples of Authority is awful. Don't let them call you Fascist for Totalitarians hate them and you too. Only their authority style is acceptable. Concrete thinking, produces Puritan Logic.
Witches might get burnt, if one speaks the truth to their "Puritan Social Climate" Power.
Black is Beautiful.
Black Lives Matter, BLM non-profit organization of trained Marxists is not. In fact, it is quite Ugly.
Some Libweirdos come across as more Mao and Stalin, than Hirohito, Tojo, or Mussolini.
They all are sad approaches to authority.
Don't make people cry. They may be feeling sensitive and vulnerable to
the aggressive assertions and approach forcefully utilized.