that

has

ever

existed

No?

Name one that didn't rely on force

Modern day democracies

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So laws don't exist?

Taxes?

Literally any form of regulation?

Ofc they do, you miss my point. Some force is still necessary in order to punish criminals, collect taxes, keep borders defended etc. but force isn't necessary to upkeep the very institutions of that democracies. Force isn't necessary to silence critics of those institutions for example

Yes it is?

Hate speech laws

speech laws in general outlawing threats

I mean we had Mccarthyism

for decades

also Democracy is inherently weak

Alright, the United States then. And Maccarthyism was built off of accusations not literal law

If democracy is so weak then why has it lasted a lot longer than fascism 🤔

Because Fascism has to constantly be suppressed

and it required the might of the whole world to crush it

Germany was a nation smaller than Texas

Yet it held its ground against the Soviets, Americans, and British

on the edge of victory

until it all came crashing down

By the way for modern day fascist suppression just look up red flag laws

But surely if fascism is so strong, Japan should have easily destroyed the Americans. Yet it was the Americans who destroyed Japan. The UK and USSR played a small part. How come Japan lost to a "weak" democracy

That is retarded

Japan was a nation that lost navally

Yes

and got nuked

Yes

It physically could not produce the infrastructure

to match the industry of the USA

even Japan TODAY

could not beat the USA back then

But Japan as a nation grew substantially under Hirohito

Japan had a massive empire in Oceania and China, surely if their ideology was so strong, the U.S. should have been a push over

They experienced a mass national rejuvenation and fought against the Chinese

No?