Hi, hey there. Here's some news, and there it goes.

Uh, here's some more news, though. Everybody's a fascist but me. Wait, how dare you? No, you're the fascist.

Well, why, I oughta. It is you who is the thing I said about you. Anyway, that's the news.

But some more specifically news. During a time of ineffective liberal governance and a growing

crisis of capitalism, wealth inequality, perpetual war, and the notion of a rising social revolution,

a charismatic, too-enough people grievance peddler, liar, and right-wing demagogue,

rode a wave of reactionary social Darwinist, anti-elite, anti-communist,

pellen genetic ultranationalism, and via uneasy alliance with conservatives and not the most

amount of votes, attempted a manipulation and preservation of capitalism and dictatorship

against the left amidst popular enthusiasm. The strong man, so-and-so used selective populism and

new speak to appeal to social frustration, anti-intellectualism, militarism, a cheesemo,

conspiracies, and a contempt for the weak. His enemies are weak and strong. He and his followers

made an attempt to violently overthrow democracy. And in this particular instance of this kind of

thing happening, it failed, because it was, in a word, silly. And it didn't quite have the

deliberation and organization of other more successful attempts at, again, the word of the day is,

fascism. Do we have a graphic? No, okay, well can we do like a full-screen bumper to hide a cut?

Yes. It's an oft-debated word, fascism, to the point that to some people, it just means

things I don't like. Everyone I don't like is Hitler, etc. But the word does have a meaning.

Historians write about it. It's in the dictionary right after fascia, lope sayasis.

Fluke-born disease that gives you diarrhea and is somehow not the worst neighbor of the two words.

There isn't necessarily a consensus of what fascism is exactly, but there is quite a bit of overlap.

You can't necessarily say part of the definition of fascism is being anti-trans,

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