Dr. Martin Hash Podcast

“Fascist” is a common epithet in American discourse: it means anybody who doesn’t agree with egalitarianism, the quest for all things being equal. In historical context, between WWI and WWII Germany was ruled by the democratically-elected Weimar Republic: famous for rampant inflation, weak control of security & deconstruction of social norms: the wokeness of the time. In the streets, the Fascists fought the Communists for control. Both sides thought authoritarian elites should tell everyone else what to do, the difference being Fascists thought those elites should be corporations, and the Communists thinking it should be the State. Repeating history, America has entered the Wokemar Republic stage: Neocons, the globalist component of the Republican party, Fascists, are on one side. They are evenly matched with Democrat egalitarians, Commies, also with global ambitions. Assuming the same thing that happened in Germany happens here since the situations are so similar, those two groups are going to conflict but either side winning will still result in authoritarianism, private or public, in control, which means proponents of liberty, which is anti-authoritarian at its core, aren't going to survive.