"Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power"
- Benito Mussilini
"The dramatic, $700-billion (U.S.) Washington bailout of banks and brokerages has many in the U.S., too, wondering if such radical government intervention in the private sector presages, as the Washington Post headlined a recent essay, "the end of American capitalism" and "market-knows-best" thinking."
- David Olive, Business Analyist, Toronto Star
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What we've all bore witness too in American political circles is a reinvention of government the likes we haven't seen since the new deal. Those that stand in opposition have been cast out as being anti-American, unpatriotic, socialists, communists, radicals, or worse.
The only thing more freightening than the right wings behavior, which is according to the wikipedia definition of the term, fascist, is their bizarre attempt to stop the party in opposition by claiming that it is the true threat to the state.
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