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From: casimirpyahoocom
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  • Hello and thank you for watching my video. I decided not to restate all my definitions in every video for the sake of time. I do want to stress that I am focusing on economic principles of fascism, not political or moral definitions, hence the focus on money inequities. Economically speaking, the govt is implicitly creating bias with everything it funds, distorting the free market, whether it actively partners with corporations or not.

  • His biggest flaw is that in fascism the private and government control are together where ours are separate. We do have a somewhat fascist government but his evidence misses the mark. The corporate control of the government is the biggest evidence of fascism. Under fascism, a country has a figure head dictator who takes his orders form the corporate oligarchy. The closest thing we've ever had to that was Reagan, who was the ultimate corporate spokesmodel president. Second in line was Bush Jr.

  • Sorry if you've already made a video on this...

    I'm a socialist and I've been watching alot of RON PAUL debates of recently. Although I can hear a lot of sense from his analysis I'm still unsure of one thing...

    In a Libertarian/ Free Market Society what is role of the Goverment ?

  • hahaha, americans are nuts. Now they are denying that they live capitalism. Thats the ultimate nonsense.

  • @bilgueits. You obviously haven't been paying very much attention. Either that or you just don't understand the difference between free market capitalism and corporatism, which is collectivist and leads us towards fascism and away from freedom.

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