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    • Terevos@lemm.ee
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      1 year ago

      Capitalism to Socialism is an economic scale.

      Fascism is a type of govenrment. Theoretically a benevolent fascism could possibly have a capitalism, but that would require the fascism to not interfere in the economy at all.

      For America, we are a mix of capitalism and socialism. Compared to the rest of the world were more on the side of capitalism, but these days, I think Canada might be more capitalist than we are.

      How fascist are we? Again that's a scale, but there are definitely some aspects of fascism that we exhibit. We also exhibit socialism in some ways too.

      • brain_in_a_box [he/him]
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        1 year ago

        Benevolent fascism is by definition an oxymoron.

        No, America is all capitalism; the workers do not own the means of production.

        You exhibit no signs of socialism that I can see.