Comments by "Mint" (@mint8648) on "PragerU"
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@regisglass5464 Fascists were palingenetic ultranationalists, so they spoke of a non-existent, idealized past, and the “national rebirth” of it. In that sense, they were sometimes considered revolutionary as well as reactionary, borrowing futurist/modernist themes in their art and architecture, as they wanted to upend the entire social order. Some of their “progressive” policies, like eugenics, crackdown on organized religion, experimentations with polygamy, anti-regionalism, and economic interventionism, would be anathema to conservatives of then and now.
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liam Millman i am not a socialist. i am simply an anti-universalist and anti-universalist. it's true that certain cultures don't work with democracy. mainland china doesn't work with democracy; neither kmt, ccp, or any of those cliques were democratic. arab world doesn't have a history of democracy and so it won't work there either, mainly because islam. tell me, how democratic are iraq, afghanistan, libya - all those countries invaded by western powers - today? even tunisia, which is supposedly the most democratic arab state, is a flawed democracy. also, countries that are full of arab and muslim immigrants are becoming increasingly non-democratic as well, france especially comes to mind.
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