There was a time when it seemed relatively easy to identify a fascist. Or at least that's what we believed. Now it's getting harder.<\/p>\n
A long time ago, a fascist was someone who defended a dictatorship, gave the Roman salute and exhibited a speech that was a mixture of nationalism and socialism<\/strong> (in fact, German fascism was called \"national-socialism \"for something). However, today the accusation of being \"extreme right\" has become something mutant<\/strong>, to such an extent that it is very possible that today you will be considered a democrat and tomorrow a fascist without having changed any of your beliefs. opinions.<\/p>\n If machismo is left-wing, rejecting it makes you a fascist<\/big><\/p>\n Let's look at some examples. One of the usual ingredients to be identified as a fascist was being a sexist.<\/strong> Fascism was supposed to be an ideology that wanted to discriminate against women, or so the left said. However, a few days ago, the socialist Pedro S\u00e1nchez associated being a \"facha\" (fascista) with the fact that you don't like a song described as \"sexist\"<\/a> by feminist organizations: \"to me I like these types of songs better<\/strong>\"<\/em>said the president of the Spanish government. So there's nothing more to say: if a left-wing politician likes a sexist song, fascists are those who don't like the song<\/strong>, starting with many left-wing feminists.<\/p>\n Reject mass immigration, no but yes<\/big><\/p>\n Another example. For some years now, you were accused of being a fascist if you thought that mass immigration could not be allowed<\/strong>. To that qualifier, the left usually added others such as racist and xenophobic. However, a few months ago the leftist German government proposed limiting immigration and accelerating deportations<\/a> of illegal immigrants. So now you are only a fascist if you defend that same thing but you are not a German socialist<\/strong>, it can be deduced.<\/p>\n When fascist is not to repress but to protest<\/big><\/p>\n On the other hand, the left has also associated fascism with the repression of labor protests<\/strong>, especially those of those who do the hardest and most thankless jobs. However, yesterday TVE, a channel controlled by S\u00e1nchez's leftist government, linked the farmers with the \"far right\"<\/a> for protesting against increasingly abusive regulations and against the unfair competition that is ruining our primary sector. So now the fascist thing is not to repress, but to protest<\/strong>, because the left rules and what you are supposed to do is shut up and obey.<\/p>\n Mandela was a fascist and Apartheid was progressive<\/big><\/p>\n
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