The 21st century equivalent of someone who mildly disagrees with you on a minute topic, and not a hyper-nationalist war machine
My friend disagreed with me the other day about which Call of Duty game was the best. I don’t speak to him anymore because I don’t speak with Fascist scum of the earth, less than human filth like him.
by WaywardWind27 November 20, 2021
Any political enemy that doesn’t agree with you in some regard, in which you desire to so tear down their political movement that you wish to destroy it, them and all people in that movement at all costs.
“That fascist doesn’t support burning down buildings and shooting people - we’ll kill him later this week.”
by Emma Does Dallas September 2, 2020
Fascist means absolute nothing in brazilian's context. It is all due left groups. So, every time you have nothing to argue and lost your mind, use Fascist as your last action to offend someone else.
Why do you believe Taxes are not a crime against citizens?
- It doesn't matter. You're a such Fascist.
But I'm just trying to understand why do you advocate Taxes and government existence...
- I don't speak with Fascist!!
- It doesn't matter. You're a such Fascist.
But I'm just trying to understand why do you advocate Taxes and government existence...
- I don't speak with Fascist!!
by braziliancommunistunemployed August 27, 2021
When, in an argument, a person says something that's unpopular or not in favour of Left Wing talking points.
Or a term often used by Left Wing people when they're losing in a debate.
Or a term often used by Left Wing people when they're losing in a debate.
I think a fraction of BLM protests is being used by communists to spread their propaganda
Shut up, fascist!
Shut up, fascist!
by TheAnnoyingNihilist July 7, 2020
What whiny white girls on twitter call you when you disagree with their ideals in any way, shape or form.
by SenorKnuckledragger December 15, 2020
A right wing authoritarian ideology with many different subgroups such as(but not limited to) national socialism, capitalist fascism and ecofascism. fascist ideologies are quite diverse and have many different core beliefs but are usually nationalistic and treat their race as there family. it is worth stating that fascists don't have to be racist, religious or genocidal.
Fascism is considered the third position as it is neither capitalist nor communist in its economic policies, though some like capitalist fascists are obviously a mix of capitalism and fascism, most fascists believe in corporatism which is the combining or strong cooperation between the state and the corporations usually for the betterment of society meaning the corporations have a social responsibility and their primary goal is not just to make profits this makes it easier for governments to make everything more streamlined and enforce their will if needed.
Fascist governments tend to be militaristic and isolationist as they only care about their people, land and sometimes the land and people of allies or similar countries.
Fascism is considered the third position as it is neither capitalist nor communist in its economic policies, though some like capitalist fascists are obviously a mix of capitalism and fascism, most fascists believe in corporatism which is the combining or strong cooperation between the state and the corporations usually for the betterment of society meaning the corporations have a social responsibility and their primary goal is not just to make profits this makes it easier for governments to make everything more streamlined and enforce their will if needed.
Fascist governments tend to be militaristic and isolationist as they only care about their people, land and sometimes the land and people of allies or similar countries.
Person 1: OMG you're such a fascist!
Person 2: you probably don't even know what that means
Person 1: shut up Nazi!
Person 2: you probably don't even know what that means
Person 1: shut up Nazi!
by UrbanAttackDuck December 8, 2019
1. Someone who believes in a totalitarian state rule by a supreme leader (dictator) who controls everything possible and treats people harshly -- to gain the leader's own success,* to foment an aggressive military nationalism, and to promote a Social Darwinist belief that hard life strengthens the state by weeding out the weak.
2. A lesser authority (corporation, mayor, cop, boss, parent) who legally issues harsh, burdensome, micro-managing, insensitive, or uncaring orders -- especially when they know, or should know, that their goals can be accomplished with more autonomy and much less hardship or distress.
3. A harsh and probably murderous kind of dictator; a "fascist dictator" as opposed to a "benign dictator".
4. If applied unfairly, a parent authority who is doing their job within reason, but their teen either doesn't agree with their agenda (10 PM curfew to help perform well in morning school), or is insincerely asserting their parent to be a harsh disciplinarian, in order to bond socially with friends.
5. If capitalized, is the name of the historic Italian Fascist political party. Benito Mussolini (Il Duce - "The Leader") was the Fascist founder and Prime Minister from 1922 to 1943, who built a cult of personality around himself using false media propaganda that he was always right, killed those relatively few unbrainwashed who opposed him, and unified Italy for an incompetent war to retake much of the old Roman empire. Apologists encapsulated their approval of his social control-freakery in the saying, "Il Duce made the trains run on time".
Background:
"fascist" connotates an official form of antisocial behavior, if society is understood to have valid comfort needs not met by a harsh authoritarian work ethic or supervision style.
"fascist" has general application to the misuse of hierarchical power in government, business, and religion, as well as to all other levels of society. As the global population increases, it will continue as one of the future's most important social issues.
"fascist" behavior can be observed in some form in everyday life, but is especially obvious on TV when ordered by right-wing politicians, mean bosses, and greedy corporations. Parents can be both fairly or unfairly labeled, because some parents are minor fascists, yet teens can't always tell what is fascist over-control, from what is just good parenting.
Near-synonyms:
Many folks should have said "fascist", if they misused "nazi" in poor taste, since the latter is properly reserved for genocide and extermination concerns only.
"fascist" is different from "racist", though racists are often fascists as well. But there are several nation-state military examples where the races have worked together to control the population in arguably fascist or at least military styles.
Unwary citizens can be duped by two-faced "cryptofascist" policies. For example, people in a dangerous neighborhood might accept a policy of police searching all houses for weapons. But the real purpose of the searches might be to locate books supporting the political opposition, and to intimidate or arrest people found nearby. Mussolini was the original cryptofascist, because he started his political life as a Socialist, and then turned against his former political friends when he came into power as a Fascist.
2. A lesser authority (corporation, mayor, cop, boss, parent) who legally issues harsh, burdensome, micro-managing, insensitive, or uncaring orders -- especially when they know, or should know, that their goals can be accomplished with more autonomy and much less hardship or distress.
3. A harsh and probably murderous kind of dictator; a "fascist dictator" as opposed to a "benign dictator".
4. If applied unfairly, a parent authority who is doing their job within reason, but their teen either doesn't agree with their agenda (10 PM curfew to help perform well in morning school), or is insincerely asserting their parent to be a harsh disciplinarian, in order to bond socially with friends.
5. If capitalized, is the name of the historic Italian Fascist political party. Benito Mussolini (Il Duce - "The Leader") was the Fascist founder and Prime Minister from 1922 to 1943, who built a cult of personality around himself using false media propaganda that he was always right, killed those relatively few unbrainwashed who opposed him, and unified Italy for an incompetent war to retake much of the old Roman empire. Apologists encapsulated their approval of his social control-freakery in the saying, "Il Duce made the trains run on time".
Background:
"fascist" connotates an official form of antisocial behavior, if society is understood to have valid comfort needs not met by a harsh authoritarian work ethic or supervision style.
"fascist" has general application to the misuse of hierarchical power in government, business, and religion, as well as to all other levels of society. As the global population increases, it will continue as one of the future's most important social issues.
"fascist" behavior can be observed in some form in everyday life, but is especially obvious on TV when ordered by right-wing politicians, mean bosses, and greedy corporations. Parents can be both fairly or unfairly labeled, because some parents are minor fascists, yet teens can't always tell what is fascist over-control, from what is just good parenting.
Near-synonyms:
Many folks should have said "fascist", if they misused "nazi" in poor taste, since the latter is properly reserved for genocide and extermination concerns only.
"fascist" is different from "racist", though racists are often fascists as well. But there are several nation-state military examples where the races have worked together to control the population in arguably fascist or at least military styles.
Unwary citizens can be duped by two-faced "cryptofascist" policies. For example, people in a dangerous neighborhood might accept a policy of police searching all houses for weapons. But the real purpose of the searches might be to locate books supporting the political opposition, and to intimidate or arrest people found nearby. Mussolini was the original cryptofascist, because he started his political life as a Socialist, and then turned against his former political friends when he came into power as a Fascist.
"That's fascist!"
"A fascist cop demanded to know where I was going."
"My fascist boss likes to say, 'My way or the highway'."
"My fascist dad won't let me stay out after 10 pm."
"Don't buy stuff from that fascist corporation; they fired employees sickened by handling their toxic waste."
"Chile's Augusto Pinochet was a fascist dictator, who murdered tens of thousands of his own people."
"Fascist Party leader Mussolini became Prime Minister by threatening to make Italy ungovernable."
*Inspired and adapted from a good top level definition by Redeemer The Vengence Taker, Jan 5, 2005. (See FAcist)
"A fascist cop demanded to know where I was going."
"My fascist boss likes to say, 'My way or the highway'."
"My fascist dad won't let me stay out after 10 pm."
"Don't buy stuff from that fascist corporation; they fired employees sickened by handling their toxic waste."
"Chile's Augusto Pinochet was a fascist dictator, who murdered tens of thousands of his own people."
"Fascist Party leader Mussolini became Prime Minister by threatening to make Italy ungovernable."
*Inspired and adapted from a good top level definition by Redeemer The Vengence Taker, Jan 5, 2005. (See FAcist)
by Foxfire March 7, 2005