Hmmm, makes me think calling someone a neo-fascist is kinda pointless. On 8/25/05, Ken Ketsdever wrote: > I was Republican until this administration. I am not opposed to > republicans as a group nor am I as opposed to Democrats as I once was. > (Just as Bush's war in Iraq has created more terrorists than it has > eliminated, his policies have lead to more people turning to the > democrats for the future of the country) This will bear itself in the > next election unless the Democrats choose another inept imp to lead > them. > > I am opposed to this administration and its followers. > > I would say that the Democratic support for nationalized health care > that Sam mentions is more Socialist than fascist. > > The current administrations fascist tendencies: > Their approach to the media is editorial; (if you don't support the > administration you are not allowed access) > > Their approach to abortion; is state intervention in individual > decisions > > The dictation of their moral values; oppressive > > Support of the Patriot Act; Overly Invasive (although there is support > on both sides of the fence) > > Lack of transparency: > > Willingness to lie to the public for a greater good; > > Demonazation of anyone who does not support them. > >
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