What ' s the point of moving the spot a few meters when there are no enemies near the old spot ? <| sep |> Trump is not any better than Hillary or any other politician ? He certainly isnt better P <| sep |> Everything about you is so gorgeous ! <| sep |> Damn , I wish you went to my university ! <| sep |> So then how do you feel about the philosophical side of AN ? <| sep |> Its the Green Arrowl ! !<| sep |> That is an extremely Marxist view on both Capitalism and Fascism . Very deterministic . Not taking into account social variables . To be blunt Facism can appear in a variety of social situations . Be it from the right Spain , centrist populism Germany , or the left Argentina . My core issue with the analysis is that we can ' t really use these lens on a candidate like Trump . Too much of a wildcard . To be honest , Fascism is about government control of society . Where the government chooses who wins and loses over the free market . This change is to all aspects of society , with a decided militant bent . It can be a reactionary movement . But again . This was not the case in Argentina . Fascism is weird from a political science prospective . The ideology can be fairly flexible . It ' s more about the role government plays in the lives of its citizens . Trump being so strong on local governance is very much not a fascist way of going about politics . Which would require a much more centralized state than what Trump is proposing . Ultimately , to me , he is a liberal . But only time will tell on that front . Again , Facism isn ' t a hardwired ideology . It takes different shapes in different countries . But the core characteristics are there , the government and the military are effectively the same thing , the government controls the market , and through a regimented society , traditional values can be restored . But that third point can be flexible . Because often a fascist government is seeking to completely rewrite societal values .