I mean I definitely have no tears to shed for dead fascists, and I have no qualms about it when it comes to people taking up arms to harm people or prevent a revolution. But in a post-revolutionary context (especially in the US), there's going to be millions of people who hold those beliefs, or ones like them, who just didn't want to or couldn't fight for them. Those are the ones I mean, those who are objectively reactionary, but who don't pose a direct or imminent threat to people or the transitional state. Idk if the answer is "re-education camps" or a cultural revolution, or what, but there's something that can be done in that situation.
I mean I definitely have no tears to shed for dead fascists, and I have no qualms about it when it comes to people taking up arms to harm people or prevent a revolution. But in a post-revolutionary context (especially in the US), there's going to be millions of people who hold those beliefs, or ones like them, who just didn't want to or couldn't fight for them. Those are the ones I mean, those who are objectively reactionary, but who don't pose a direct or imminent threat to people or the transitional state. Idk if the answer is "re-education camps" or a cultural revolution, or what, but there's something that can be done in that situation.