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It seems not a day goes by without some progressive Marxist claiming or Republican,

conservative, just anyone who disagrees with them

is a fascist. Is that true? Or just an attempt to ignore the facts with name calling?

Hello there, everyday Americans. Paul Engle here with the Constitution study, where we read and study

the Constitution, teach the rights and generation be free. Glad you could join me today.

There's a point, I haven't made it in a while, but it's an important point.

See, if all they have is calling you names, you've won the argument, which is why every

time I hear, oh, they're a fascist.

What, they do this, fascist?

Oh, they're just a fascist.

It's just name calling.

But with some recent news, I have to wonder,

who really are the fascists in this country? So I'm not saying that fascism doesn't exist in this

country. I just don't think it's where other people say it is. You keep using the Horde. I don't

think it means what you think it means. So let's start with a definition, right, according to Miriam Wester's online dictionary, fascism, fascist is someone who follows fascism.

Fascism is a populist political philosophy, movement, or regime, such as that of the fascistcy, that exalts nation and often race above the individual, that is associated with a centralized

autocratic government headed by a dictatorial leader, and that is characterized by severe

economic and social represent regimentation, and by forcible oppression of opposition.

Now, there's a lot of things I could dig into that one, right?

You know, populist regime, okay.

It exalts nation and race above an individual.

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