ngl I don't know the definition of fasist is, is it basically antifa?

same. i'm pretty liberal on social issues, and i'm for a mixed-economy (so centre-ish)

I heard that from the barista who works at Starbucks he knows the right has their evil interests!!!!!11111!!!!!!1111!!!

Fascist is the nickname or sland for national socialism

doesn't sjw want socialism

Hitler only put socialism because he wanted to deceive people

Socialism with a central nationalist element, yet they say they need to save the country

It was clearly a form of fascism. The difference between socialism and national socialism is this: the latter actively collaborates with patrons and CEOs of companies and helps them retain their elite status while socialists would obviously (and for a good reason) want workers to have the power.

Workers having power? You know it all goes to the party anyways?

Yep, I know it all goes to the glorious and almighty Party, don’t worry.

isn't todays socieity basically just ceo's and no one else

so I see why they want socialism but the businesses will just leave

Plain socialism has the illusion of power going to the workers

Everybody is equally poor. Its gonna be great

I’d have a market socialist thought if I were to be President of my country. There shall be no centralized economy, just workers collaborating with each other for one common goal: common profit.

and then there's the ceo's which will be like 2% poorer

Hahaha they force CEO to be farmers and stuff

or not even poorer since they will find loopholes and evade tax, just like yoshi

As in... having a democratic workplace, although that’d just slow things down and reduce efficiency.

And create more bureaucracy.

yea democratic has the flaw of taking a long to to make a desision, would rather have the choice but not everything needs to be a really democratic workplace

like not having a democratic workplace would suck

I’m a bit to the right of the center on some things

I guess that indirect democracy would work. So workers democratically vote for the board of directors to then actually vote.

Just like the EC in the US.

But again, I know it has its flaws, but it could work better than having crony capitalism and stockholder capitalism.

what is EC? I'm unemployed

Electoral College

🤣

oh

I mean EC is flawed but ny and cali already account for 1/5 of the vote and republicans basically have no chance

without it

Yeah, that's fine, I think. I'm pretty conservative on some family values

I’m very conservative on family values

Cali goes for the national vote though. So technically if trump won the popular vote, calj swings red

Yeah the family should optimally be comprised of a man, woman, and some children.

I'm an atheist so that automatically makes me not right wing

No? You can be Christian and left wing too

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Nothing wrong with that. In fact, I saw the rise in polyamory and I'm horrified lol

nah i'm stereotyping of right wingers being only Christians