http://gulfstreamblues.cafebabel.com/en/ European politics from an American perspective. en Wed, 27 Aug 2008 09:59:54 +01:00 http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss Dotclear http://gulfstreamblues.cafebabel.com/en/post/2008/05/06/Veil-of-Fascism-Descends-Over-Rome#c76 urn:md5:ceb5c32c95f401c0e477e13e2fb7d7b3 Mon, 07 Jul 2008 16:12:05 +01:00 Rupert ,Lord Tandridge <p>Well, I don't know, if it was going to start properly again somewhere it had to be Italy. Perhaps when Fascism makes a comeback and dare I say it becomes fashionable once more as most politics is fashion, people will stop using the word as an adjective.<br /> More than 60 years since we hamstrung Europe and watched the rest of the world make a hash of things as we licked our wounds and counted our dead for the second time that century and liberals and anarchists alike now use the name of a dynamic political alternative as a cover-all term of abuse for anyone who isn't one of them.<br /> It'd be nice to have it all start again so real Fascists existed long enough to educate these imbeciles.</p> <p>I don't really mind at all in fact. Nice uniforms, enforced jollity and compulsory games? As opposed to feverish shopping, soulless ignorance and urban stabbings, sounds quite nice.<br /> Someone's always out to wreck your fun, whether it's a teenager with an issue or repesentative of the regime makes no odds.<br /> as Mussolini said : 'Every anarchist is a baffled dictator'</p> <p>I don't trust any of them.</p> <p>Bring it on I say, sounds like a change from all this<br /> consumerist crap.</p> <p>Rupert Hellesely</p>