How do fascists think?

How do fascists think? What conditions mold people to accept fascist beliefs like corperatism? How do they see normal people? How does the normal smo see them?

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I don't really know but a good question, I think it depends on who you ask but maybe a start would be to read Mein Kampf.

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How do fascists think?

Selfishly, greedily, fearfully, dialectically, shallowly, amorally etc

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What conditions mold people to accept fascist beliefs like corporatism?

Mass Media generated Culture-Creation, Artificial Scarcity, Fear, 2-Dimensional Thought, Individualism, Populist Rhetoric, Vertical Integration etc

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How do they see normal people?

As easy to manipulate etc

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How does the normal smo see them?

Out of focus if at all, if you catch my meaning.

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How do fascists think? What conditions mold people to accept fascist beliefs like corperatism? How do they see normal people? How does the normal smo see them?

Fascists don't believe that they are fascists. They think that they are normal people, 'burdened' with a great responsibility (for eample to preserve racial purity, protect morals, prevent urban crime) and since they are morally pious and on a 'mission', any technologies or techniques that they mobilize to achieve their goals are justified without question.

It's easy for any society to slip into fascism, because it's not like there's a moment where everyone looks around and suddenly says 'OMG look we're dressed like stormtroopers we must be fascists.'

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How do fascists think?

...they dont... its monkey see, monkey do...

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What conditions mold people to accept fascist beliefs like corperatism?

...its hereditary - they come out of the shoot like that... ...jk (sorta)...

...the first step in any form of fascism is programming the very young to believe that fantasy is reality - or - that fantasy is preferable to reality... then, its a long-held dysfunctional family tradition to make fun of youngsters when they realize that their parents intentionally lied and there is no santa, no tooth fairy... next comes the heavy handed indoctrination into christianity and its perverted version of patriotism - ie: censoring descenting views, idol worship (flag, "founding fathers", pledge, monuments, songs, statues, symbols) and preaching pro-life until the kids are 18 and uncle sam needs em to die in a bs war...

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How do they see normal people?

...whats normal?... non-fascist?... uhmm, i dont know about that one... i've run into people who are anti-fascist but their concepts are just as creepy / delusional / ignert / violent...

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How does the normal see them?

...at best, normal is subjective to the perceiver - like art or music... whats normal for you could be bizarre to me and versah vezah weesah...

For everything Fascism see wikipedia. Who knew Fascism was so Right wing? Get it? lol. Liberal joke.
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How do fascists think?,

Like Beck, Rush, Sean, Savage, Oriley, Boortz, Ingraham, Levin, Sussman, Medved, Mancow, Fox news

I was once called a fascist by someone...I don't think I am a fascist..I don't think I think like one either..

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The very best book I have on this is "Political Ponerology" by Andrew M. Lobaczewski.

It's a little pricey, rarely goes on sale and the free ebook I found dried up years ago.

But, it's one of the top books in my library and worth every penny.

Want to know your enemy's thought process, what makes them tick. Read this book.

This goes for most politicians, CEO's, most managers, and corporate goons that have all sold their soul.

Once I read this book, I began to really understand my journey through the rabbit hole of Corporate America.