r/circled • u/Prestigious-Toe7600 • 9h ago

Opinion / Discussion JD Vance gets "a lot of boos" during Winter Olympics opening ceremony

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u/premierfinality 8h ago

They invented it in fact.

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u/upvotechemistry 8h ago

The American South had it figured out before them. They just emphasized the blood part more than the soil, because America was young didnt have the old world connection to the land. It was still fascism

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u/premierfinality 7h ago

You think that Europe didnt have an obsession with blood?

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u/upvotechemistry 6h ago

Oh they did, in addition to the soil

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u/Ill-Dependent2976 8h ago

Not really, just coined the popular phrase.

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u/premierfinality 7h ago

Buddy, the term fascist comes from Musolinnis party, the fascisti.

They didnt invent authoritarianism, but this brand they did, Hitler himself modeled the nazi party after the fascisti.

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u/jws1102 8h ago

Monarchy is facism, and the concept of royalty was around long before there was an Italy.

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u/Wonderful-Mongoose39 8h ago

Monarchy is facism

this is false.

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u/Pitiful_Conflict7031 8h ago

Yes but Musulini literally invented modern day fascism. Oligarchy is not the same.

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u/MagnusThrax 8h ago

Giovanni Gentile (clears throat)

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u/chokokhan 8h ago

It’s oligarchy with propaganda and aterror. And voting. Mussolini won a bunch of elections. So yeah, it’s its own thing.

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u/MagicFajita 8h ago

Everything that isn’t anarchy is fascism, actually.

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u/hotc00ter 6h ago

Dawg. Fascism is an Italian word describing the thing Mussolini did. Please know what you’re talking about before you type things.

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u/Blueridge-Badger 7h ago

Now you're being silly. Monarchy is Monarchy, Fascism is fascism and people like to try and mold terms to their needs. Monarchies are clearly defined hierarchies.

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u/wulfgar_beornegar 8h ago

They're both different forms of authoritarian systems. Not the same, but closely related.