O Brasil o nico pas possvel <| sep |> Poachers shoot back <| sep |> I ' ve got an Astro A 50 and love it . <| sep |> Ms . Atwood should go back and reread Darkness at Noon . I know the comparison is more than a bit on the hyperbolic side , but I do think what you ' re seeing in places like Canada now is the logical conclusion of what she ' s been pushing for her whole career . Sure does seem like this guy is getting a kinder , gentler version of the Rubashov treatment to me , at any rate . <| sep |> And in the meantime the country is overrun by religious fundamentalists and fascists . No thanks . <| sep |> LT beats him pretty easily . AP doesn ' t really do anything exceptionally better than LT <| sep |> You could have written Communism is not socialism , it ' s a marriage between corporations both of the business sense but also of trade organizations , youth organizations , military , police , etc . and the state . I think it shows that there is some semblance between isms . The problem is that if you mention a communist or socialist regime for someone as a bad example , then a typical response is ahh but that was not an example of real communismsocialism , the idea was distorted by dictator X . It seems to me that the left has a problem recognising the fascist tendencies that socialism has had . Here I am not talking about the modern social democratic countries , but good old fashioned socialism . I have seen it mentioned often that fascism is the state mixed up with corporations , but have never seen a source for that definition of fascism . I believe it is relatively new . Not a Mussolini invention at least . As to Fascism was more trying to recreate Imperial Rome than anything . oh well yes . Almost every European empire was back then . Btw . I am not really disagreeing with you , I just find that it is a fascinating subject with many fine nuances .