Re: ZOG vs. COG vs. OG (was Re: ZOG vs. COG (was Latest Supreme Court Ruling: US v. Lopez))

From: KPJ (kpj@sics.se)
Date: Mon Jun 05 2000 - 03:16:41 MDT


It appears as if Brian Manning Delaney <bdelaney@infinitefaculty.org> wrote:
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|But it's quite difficult to know how to predict fascism. A lot
|of studies were done after WWII, though, which shed some light
|on the matter. There are certainly some disturbing signs among
|members of Extropians (but, of course, it's not clear how less
|present such signs would be on any other list): a VERY strong
|"us vs. them" mentality, strong resentment towards groups
|thought to have more power than they deserve (environmentalists,
|Jews, feminists, etc., etc., etc. -- the circumcision
|discussions are always good for a laugh: no, no, seriously,
|these ZOG minions -- or would that be "minion"?... -- can
|certainly be annoying; but the point about the danger manifest
|in the reaction is _attitude_, not _content_).

The fascism meme requires that the infected person(s)

  o feel superior to some other group(s),

  o feel the(se) other group(s) must be repressed for some reason, and

  o feel obliged to use force against the(se) group(s).

I see anti-fascists fighting fascists, using exactly the same methods.

The danger in fighting fascism is that fascism is contagious:
fascists and anti-fascists become two sides of the same coin.



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