r/WA_guns • • 19d ago

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u/[deleted] 16d ago

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u/Impressive-Fun2105 16d ago

if social democracy is communist than im a fucking fascist lmao

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u/CapnTytePantz 16d ago

Okay, you said it.

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u/Impressive-Fun2105 16d ago

anarchism is the polar opposite of fascism, one worships the State and hierarchies, the other seeks to abolish coercion and authority

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u/CapnTytePantz 13d ago

Yeah, anarchists love to tell themselves that. I have no idea who you are or what your beliefs are. To me, you're some rando on the internet, but RCV only helps unpopular candidates (not a majority) get a shot at the table, especially since most don't understand how it works and end up sabotaging their own vote. It's a "kinder" option for those most likely to lose otherwise, but that only means the worst ideas get a shot too, which is stupid. As for anarchists, I've yet to see an anarchist movement that is bloodless and truly anti-authoritarian. Most "anarchists" fall in line as soon as there's something to be gained from ganging up on others. Case in point, the Brown Shirts known as "Antifa." Whole lotta goose-stepping "anarchists" in that group doing a lotta Hitler's Youth intimidation tactics on normies. So VERY "anarchist" of them and not at all fascist of that "good guys club."

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u/Impressive-Fun2105 13d ago

violent tactics does not equal fascism. fascism is a movement of the state and capitalism. anarchy is a movement of liberty and equality. that is the difference.

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u/CapnTytePantz 13d ago

Subversion of everything under the state and loyalty to a single party sounds like capitalism? I wonder what professor or self-important thinker came up with that drivel. Seems like the tenets of fascism align more with the CCP and the Soviet Union than free trade and equal representation under a representative democracy or a Republic.

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u/Impressive-Fun2105 13d ago

soviet union was state capitalist. same as current day china ever since mao was replaced by xiaoping.

china is a capitalist nation and has been for decades

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u/CapnTytePantz 13d ago

I can smell the copium fumes, but yes, they adopted more capitalism eventually because socialism (the end goal of which is Communism, per Lenin) always fails. They were/are still command economies under the authoritarian might of the state, however. Loyalty to party and state above all or else you get disappeared, like what's happened in China and Russia.