Three national surveys reveal how factors such as gender, age, political alignment and income are correlated with support for white nationalism in the United States.

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    Hold on… I’ll type this real slow and careful-like so that you can keep up, okay?

    Fascism.

    Is.

    Not.

    Nationalist.

    Never has been.

    Never will be.

    Does the truth about fascism frighten you, liberal?

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      Fascism as defined by fascism is by definition ultra nationalist.

      Sure though offer a definition that doesn’t include nationalism, I’ll wait.

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        Fascism as defined by fascism

        You mean… as defined by the same people who claimed to be “socialist” before WW2?

        You don’t know even what an actual nationalist looks like, Clyde.

        This is what a nationalist looks like.

        And this.

        And this.

        This is not a nationalist. That is an imperialist.

        Wanna know why you don’t even understand what a nationalist is, Clyde? Because you’re a liberal - and, like all liberals, your head has been stuck up your own arrse for so long you have forgotten what fresh air even smells like.

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          Correct and academics agree, hyper nationalism is inherent in fascism.

          Ironically every single one of your examples to a man self defined fascism to include nationalism. While at the same time you made it very clear you can’t find a definition that excludes nationalism.

          You’re cute, you call me liberal cylde and I’ll call you incest Isabella. Fair, right?

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            hyper nationalism is inherent in fascism.

            Stop blaming nationalism for what your liberal overlords invented, Clyde.

            you can’t find a definition that excludes nationalism

            LOOL!

            Easy as pie.

            Fascism is a working class ideology that fetishises hierarchical violence.

            Next you’ll be telling me that fascists are actually socialists - won’t you?

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              It’s literally the definition, stop crying about it Diane.

              Neat, where’s your source, and it can’t be your ass. I’m gunna bet it’s dr. NotSmart McMadeup phd (pimpin hoes degree).

              Prove me wrong babe I’ll wait.

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                    So you don’t know? I wonder why a liberal wouldn’t want to know that which is really so obvious…

                    It’s real simple - the capitalist class, who hides their private ownership over the means of production behind liberal ideology, has no means of protecting said private ownership without the participation of the working class itself.

                    Therefore, the capitalist class (essentially liberal elites) funds and maintains an aspect of the working class - a hencherproletariat - that is willing to violently wage class war on the rest of the working class on it’s behalf.

                    The ideology that animates this hencherproletariat and justifies it’s violence is what we call fascism.

                    Fascism is not the result of nationalism, Clyde. It’s the result of liberal capitalist class warfare.

                    Does any of your (so-called) “definitions” address this?