Backed by fascists doesnt mean he was a fascist

From the point that people are killed

In every government

And no, that he's a fascist makes him a fascist

So we're in agreement.

He wasnt

He was an authoritarian

A bit of reactionary Catholicism too

I love that.
Just pleasing to the eye.

Legitimately a fascist

But k

And again

People died

He murdered 400,000 dissenters himself

And you're complaining about anarchists who do it.

Hush, please.

I dont support franco

Gotta break some egss to make an omellette.

No, but you inevitably support a form of ideology

Which explicitly killed people for its beliefs

Communists aren't people.

Because EVERYONE does

The anarchists killed Innocents too

"Innocents" is relative

But thats my point

Each ideology makes an exception

For certain people they can, and cannot kill

The courts of law were supplanted by revolutionary tribunals, which dispensed justice in their own way. 'Everybody created his own justice and administered it himself,' declared Juan Garcia Oliver, a leading Anarchist who became minister of justice in November 1936. 'Some used to call this "taking a person for a ride," [paseo] but I maintain that it was justice administered directly by the people in the complete absence of regular judicial bodies.'"[7]

You're complaining about the inherent nature of ideology

You should kill no one

Killing is bad

Unless it's in the service of liberalism I take it

Because again, you sure as hell don't seem to take much of an issue with that

Or does liberalim not kill people now?

When

And how about you just link your class text and stop pulling stuff out of context

What is going on here?

I'll read it if I actually have the text

I did link ir

Ir