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7. Fascism too broadly defined escapes being useful, but "fascist" is in all cases a very broad term.

Thu Oct 3, 2013, 03:25 PM

Oct 2013

I could go on about this, but here's someone who has already set down several of the points I would like to make. So, why not take a look at this?

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2012/04/13/1083202/-Understanding-The-Nature-of-The-U-S-Corporatist-Fascism

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Fascism and Corporations [View all] cthulu2016 Sep 2013 OP

Exactly gopiscrap Sep 2013 #1

Free-trade fascism strikes me as an oxymoron. cthulu2016 Sep 2013 #4

Maybe it is still fascism PowerToThePeople Sep 2013 #3

That is political red meat cthulu2016 Sep 2013 #5

Corporate Colonialism Ichingcarpenter Sep 2013 #6

welcome to DU gopiscrap Oct 2013 #8