Re: So, What IS a Fascist, anyway? Answer: nothing but a favorite swearword of leftists.

Fredric L. Rice wrote:

> Jonathan Ball <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > Tempest wrote:
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> > > usual suspect wrote:
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> > > > Rat & Swan wrote:
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> > > > > But, in fact, that is very much what he is, although he doesn't see it
> > > > > himself (as you say, "fascist" has become a dirty word).  He took
> > > > > power by legal means, but without winning an election.
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> > > > He won the election.
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> > > Since when is being appointed by the Supreme Court winning an election?
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> > He wasn't appointed by the Supreme Court. 
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> Sure he was,

No, he wasn't.

> just as Hitler was appointed Chancelor.

Not at all like that.  The U.S. Constitution doesn't 
provide for an appointed executive.

> The SC glibly decided
> that the will of the people was irrelevant and ordered the popular vote to
> be set aside.

No, they didn't.  That's flatly a lie.  You are a liar.

They ruled that the electoral provisions of the U.S. 
Constitution were being subverted by the Democrats' 
frivolous attempts to stall the Florida results.

> The fascists

"The word Fascism has now no meaning except in so far 
as it signifies 'something not desirable.'"

George Orwell
"Politics and the English Language", 1946

> racketeered in numerous States yet the coup in
> Florida was only possible thanks to the fact that the Bush fascists had
> stuffed the SC with fellow fascists working in a State that's run by 
> another facist: the brother of the dictator.

Good job, marginal.  You've cemented your reputation as 
a marginal, a zero, a null.