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/pol/ - Thread 515946006
Anonymous No.515952204
>>515946006
They got brainwashed by the media.
/pol/ - Why would a rightwinger write bella ciao reference on his bullet casings?
Anonymous No.515773542
>>515764796
Being right-wing and hating fascism are not contradictory.
"Right-wing" is a very broad label that can include many different political and cultural positions, from classical liberalism and conservatism to libertarianism and even some nationalist viewpoints. Fascism, however, is a very specific authoritarian ideology marked by extreme nationalism, suppression of dissent, a one-party state, and often a cult of personality.
Plenty of right-wing people dislike fascism for reasons such as:

Support for individual liberty: Libertarians and classical liberals oppose fascism because it gives overwhelming power to the state.

Small-government conservatism: Many conservatives believe fascism is just another form of big government tyranny, similar to communism.

Cultural or religious reasons: Some right-leaning groups reject fascism because it often elevates the state above religion or tradition.

Historical experience: In many countries, right-wing movements fought against fascist regimes or were suppressed by them.

So yes, you can be right-wing and strongly anti-fascist. In fact, many conservatives and libertarians explicitly see themselves as opposing both fascism and communism as forms of authoritarianism.
/pol/ - Thread 515688302
Anonymous No.515692546
>>515688302
Being right-wing and hating fascism are not contradictory.
"Right-wing" is a very broad label that can include many different political and cultural positions, from classical liberalism and conservatism to libertarianism and even some nationalist viewpoints. Fascism, however, is a very specific authoritarian ideology marked by extreme nationalism, suppression of dissent, a one-party state, and often a cult of personality.
Plenty of right-wing people dislike fascism for reasons such as:

Support for individual liberty: Libertarians and classical liberals oppose fascism because it gives overwhelming power to the state.

Small-government conservatism: Many conservatives believe fascism is just another form of big government tyranny, similar to communism.

Cultural or religious reasons: Some right-leaning groups reject fascism because it often elevates the state above religion or tradition.

Historical experience: In many countries, right-wing movements fought against fascist regimes or were suppressed by them.

So yes — you can be right-wing and strongly anti-fascist. In fact, many conservatives and libertarians explicitly see themselves as opposing both fascism and communism as forms of authoritarianism.
/fit/ - Thread 76615030
Anonymous No.76615222
>>76615030
You probably have a short ano-genital distance. Nothing can be done unfortunately.
/pol/ - SapplyValues Quiz
Anonymous No.515684937
>>515678310
I don't want to get assassinated
/pol/ - TYLER ROBINSON
Anonymous No.515680478
>>515679761
Is he Republican?