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20 sats \ 10 replies \ @987654321 25 Oct 2024 \ parent \ on: Dreading Republican Rule Politics_And_Law
Behind all communists are very powerful and wealthy globalists who are capitalists for themselves. They push the ideas of communism in order to prevent the organization and opposition to their wealth.
The below cartoon is from the National Museum of Spain in Barcelona. It was created in the early 20th Century. I photographed this last month.
Nice image. I think you call these totalitarians “fascists” to be more accurate. I believe Spain had its own episode with the fascists and communists fighting over who will loot the population.
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Yes here are some 1930s Communist posters. And the old standby of Squashing the swastika (an ancient sign of peace and prosperity) as being anti-fascist. Even though the Soviet Socialist Republic and the National Socialists of Germany are essentially the same thing... FASCISM which means a bundle of sticks and is the practice of the state and priovate business working together to control the population.
Here is the
U.S. Capitol Historical Society
and here is a very nice stamp with Hitler and Mussolini
Italian...
German...
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The facility that you have looks like the one on the reverse of the American dime when dimes were silver. Yes, the fascists and the communists are one and the same: statists.
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Look at that, just amazing what the f*ing will misspell for you. I wanted fascii not facility. To get fascii I had to retype and correct twice, each time. Atrocious! Cripple!
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The symbols are all over the place. Thus the ignorant prattle about who is a fascist is amazing.
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Not amazing! They are trying to detract us away from understanding that, like a bullfighter using his cape.
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And my Favorite of Honest Abraham Lincoln sitting between 2 Fascii at the Lincoln Memorial....
So when you here people use the term fascist make sure you fully understand that the United States symbolically is a fascist state!
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Symbolically? Hmmmmm …….. I would venture to say more than just symbolically, more like in reality, since Roosevelt.
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Since way before Roosevelt.
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Ok, I’ll buy that. Wilson was a POS sell out, too.