The best explanation of Fascism you will ever read.

[JTL]

Hey guys, I came over this picture from Reddit it is small section of a U.S. government issued WWII era "Army Talk" pamphlet describing how to identify American fascists. The pamphlet was only meant for Army officers and not for normal infantry. What I love about the pamphlet is of how meticulous it is written, no bullshit here, probably shout be expected, but it is so rare today. It explains the MAGA movement to a T. You should read the whole pamphlet it is only 8 pages.
Here is the link: https://archive.org/details/ArmyTalkOrientationFactSheet64-Fascism/mode/1up

[eliasvelez]

I am still reading but good text! It goes straight to the point. Texts like this should be tacklet in school. Even in the swiss school system, countless hours are wasted on BS while there is no hour invested ro really understand important stuff like this 

Edited Saturday at 12:01 PM by eliasvelez

[Infinity16]

You can notice point 2 in spades. The US was already doing well beforehand but Trump seems to be under the impression that the ideal foreign policy is to disregard the will of other nations. Trump's supporters say that it makes America look strong. I say that it makes America look like a bully. Also brings me to the quote by Stephen Miller. A day ago, he said that it would be alright if the US took Greenland under the justification that Denmark is too weak to defend it.

https://thehill.com/policy/international/5694105-stephen-miller-greenland-acquisition-defense/

Stephen Miller embodies a fascistic foreign policy. I don't use that adjective lightly. Trump's foreign policy seems to be a populist one without much thought put into it. Stephen Miller seems like he's trying to justify naked imperialism.