The wheels that ride on the high tide,

missiles of mellow beed.

So the people started to sing.

And that's how the survey birth I told

to come on your soul. This is hell and the

staring into the abyss so you don't have to. This is hell and the abyss, the bottomless pit we are discussing today is the hell that is fascism

the problem with fascist is well there's plenty of problems with fascist as we know, but there are also problems

with those who want to stop fascism the way they understand fascism and thus the best way

to combat fascism.

For instance, I know you may find this hard to believe,

but fascism is not extremist.

It's not on the fringe.

In fact, it's always on the fringe.

In fact, it's always adjacent to power,

as long as there is capitalism.

Far too often under neoliberalism, even neoliberalism's opponents focus on individual actors or actions hoping to

kindly convert each fascist one at a time to a more compassionate view of the world.

But fascism is not only an individual choice, it's part of a larger social movement and not

recognizing that it is both can miss the bigger picture when it comes to fascism and especially how to defeat it.

In a few minutes we'll try to figure out what fascism is, what it is not,

so we can have a better understanding of how to defeat it when we speak with

Joan Braun, author of understanding and countering fascist movements from void to hope. Jonah's lecturer in philosophy at Gonzaga University,

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