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  • in reply to: Trump as president again? #263461
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    This is not fascism, this is capitalist gangsterism. The Italian fascists were Boy Scouts compared to these capitalist gangsters.

    Mussolini passed several laws to limit the Sicilian mafia, and during WW2, the US capitalists made alliances with the Sicilian mafiosos.

    Donald Trump is openly doing what other US presidents have done in the past, including Roosevelt and Kennedy

    One Nazis general disobeyed the destruction of Paris; he did not want to destroy the beautiful creation of mankind.

    Many infrastructures in Iran took thousands of years to be built by the Persian civilisation.

    Wherever they place their military boots, they destroy everything, like the Museum of Baghdad.

    The destruction of civilian infrastructure in Iran can result in the death of millions of human beings. The real danger in our society is capitalism, it is not fascism

    https://socialismoryourmoneyback.blogspot.com/2026/04/tuesday.html.

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263421
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    I do not think that the word Fascism has been dismissed in our analysis. We are trying to place it in its own historical and economic context and within its proper definition and meaning. What the left has done is to distort the concept of socialism to the point that we should change the name.

    The killing of almost 70 million natives and the genocide of 50 millions of african slaves was another Holocaust, as Fredrik Douglas said: Your 4th of July is not our Fourth of July, and the native calls the so-called discovery of America a day of sorrow. It was the settlers’ colonialism

    ://nmaahc.si.edu/explore/stories/nations-story-what-slave-fourth-july

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263413
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    When Trump is gone in three years, the same cycle of wars and crises and despoliation and pollution and holocausts on nature will continue under another President, Republican or Democrat, and that has nothing to do with Fascism (a dead Italian movement), but everything to do with modern capitalism.
    Similar protests will continue after Trump is forgotten, and leftists will still be shouting about “fascism” and activists of every type protesting about this and that, and still ignoring and poo-pooing our message. And so it goes on.

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    Joe Biden was the president who provoked the war in Ukraine; the Russians tried to settle the situation through diplomacy, and the US rejected it because it wanted NATO to install missiles next to the Russian border. Biden submitted several war budgets to Congress, and they were approved by the Democrats; the Republicans became anti warmongers.

    Obama continued the same wars started by George Bush and the Republicans, and he was doing the same killing that was done by George Bush, and statistics were showing that the USA was dropping more bombs than the Arabs resistance, and he made an alliance
    with the terrorists, and Joe Biden also allied with the terrorists to overthrow the government of Syria.

    With or without Trump and others, capitalism will continue like Johnny Walker, business as usual. The leftists are saying that the US is a society without a king, but in 1776, one king was replaced by another king; the president is like an English king surrounded by a congress. New landlords took over, and oligarchy has existed since the very beginning; it did not start with Donald Trump.

    The leftwingers want their democracy back, which democracy did they have before? The same old capitalist democracy that was started in 1776, the democracy of the capitalist class, that democracy has not been eliminated, still the capitalists have full control of all the wages slaves, the state apparatus and the means of production, the elimination of social benefits is not a fascist measures, it has been taking place all over the world, since the decline of the post war boom and the failure of the social democrats.

    The leftists call Nazis to a small group of town peoples carrying nazis flags, they are poor peoples, that are unemployed, they support capitalism like most others workers, they cannot even pay their rents, some are renting house basements, they do not have any popular support they do not have the same scientific backgrounds as the German nazis, they do not have the same industrial powerhouse and economic and military power that the German nazis had.

    If Fascism is war, xenophobia, and racism, most democrats’ leaders are fascists too, and some third-world countries are fascists too. In Chile, all candidates ( leftist and rightists ) run a racist and xenophobic campaign; therefore, they must be fascist too.

    Obama and Biden deported more third-world workers than Donald Trump, and he has not been able to fulfil his daily quota as he was planning to do

    The leftwingers are saying that the new president of Chile is a Nazis because his father was a german nazis when he was 18, which means that he inherited his father’s political views, which is pure idealism.m

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263411
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    Racism and anti-Semitism were not the main characteristics of Nazism when England and France were racist empires in Africa, Asia, and the USA supported African slavery and ethnic separation within their own territory.

    When the war ended, many black soldiers preferred to stay in Germany, and they considered that they had more freedom and less discrimination

    Anti-Semitism was widely expanded within the USA, and several ships with Jewish refugees from Germany were not allowed to disembark in New York.

    The Cuban government tried to provide asylum to them, but the US rejected it, and one Caribbean dictator allowed some Jews to become refugees and a sanctuary for them was created in Sosua to work in agricultural lands

    The US government would have been forced to locate the jews emigrants in Ghettos along with the blacks, the asian and the Latinos because the Jews were viewed as black too, and the Italians were called pale blacks, or swart

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263400
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    The Socialist Party wrote that without Marx and Engels, they would have created their own socialist conceptions.

    Without Adolf Hitler and without Benito Mussolini, fascism and nazism would have existed in Italy and Germany, and World War II would have taken place; the same capitalist rivalries would have existed

    Anti-Nazism was the pretext used by England, France, and the USA to stop the economic expansion of German capitalism, and the Soviet Union joined the same game after they were allied with the Nazis.

    State capitalism in Germany was very successful, to the point that Roosevelt said that a similar system should have been established in the US, because many US corporations were making high profits, but the limited political bourgeois democracy of the US would not have allowed it

    The left-wingers are not satisfied with the old Stalinist and Trotskyist definition of Fascism, and now, they have created a new one known as Post fascism ( like a liberal form of fascism ), used for electoral purposes.

    It is a new devil used to scare the working class, and it worked in Chile, but it did not work the second time. Workers elected a right-wing populist, because the so called anti fascists failed

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263393
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    CDM – All I can say is that in June 2024, I had an article published in the Standard entitled ‘Fascism as Ideology,’ which was a refutation of all that you write about, ve and I received no criticism from the editors or the membership. So I think this is an ongoing debate rather than Party policy.

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    There are articles in the SS which in some way refute certain prevailing principles of the socialist party, and the editors have published them, but most articles in the SS support the general principles of the Socialist Party. In this forum, there are members of the socialist party who some time refutes certain ideas of the socialist party too. On Facebook, some members of the Socialist Party have had certain disagreements

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263392
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    That topic was already discussed in this forum, and it was indicated that fascism is not an ideology and that communism is against all types of ideology.

    Most articles on the SS indicated that Fascism/Nazism is a form of administering capitalism, and that the prevailing ideology in this society is the capitalist or bourgeois ideology. Ideology is a distortion of our reality and a false consciousness, and the prevailing ideas in any class society are the ideas of the ruling class.

    Fascism and anti-fascism are an obsession of the left of capitalism, but they do not see that the main danger to mankind is capitalism. There is no fascism, and there are no fascists.

    The main problem is capitalism, it is not fascism, and the main problem in the USA is not Donald Trump; it is capitalism, and he can be replaced by another warmonger, as it has been done in prior occasions, as Obama was called George Bush part 2 .

    Nationalist protests and marches will never stop the war plans of the ruling class. Even more, an anti-war movement has never existed; they have always supported one side of the conflicts, as was the case with the Vietnam War, and the case of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, many left wings are supporting their reactionary leaders, the so-called patriotic war of the soviet union.

    The Socialist Party had many confrontations and difficulties during World War II because our idea was that anti fascism was not the correct tactic, but the most important one was the struggle against capitalism. Stalinists and Trotskyists gave us a hard time, and the SP had a public debate with fascists

    I stick to my gun that Fascism is ultra nationalism and apologism of the dictatorship of a single party, and it was a particular phenomenon adopted by German and Italian capitalism, and based on the present economic reality of those two countries, fascism and nazis will not be established again

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263372
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    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263370
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    Why is it so easy for the US now to crush Cuba, after so many decades of “face off”?
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    Capitalism has reached a new phase in our times, and the situation in Latin America has changed too, and Cuba has been squeezed more in our time than in prior epochs, and Cuban state capitalism is in a deeper crisis than in prior epoch too, and at the present time capitalism has removed its hypocritical masks of national sovereignty, human rights, and constitutional rights, and openly they are showing their own aims and interests against other countries, workers have elected leaders who do not care about those principles anymore, like in the case of the USA and Brasil, Trump openly has said that he is willing to depose and destroy cuba, and public said that he is going to destroy Iran, before there was not any president that was openly committed to those criminals threats .

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263369
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    Italy, Germany and Spain did not have the same solidified capitalist democracy as France, England and the USA during the 1930. They do have now, and Fascism can not be established in those countries in this epoch . Donald Trump has been limited on several of his attempt to establish his authoritarian measures.

    From the Socialist Standard
    One thing that Italy and Germany had in common was that they were relatively recent unified states, in 1870 and 1871 respectively. As a result, feelings of national unity were not as strong as in longer-established states such as Britain and France. The more virulent nationalism there reflected the ruling class’s need for a stronger central state that could overcome the remaining regionalist loyalties.

    In the case of Germany, its attempt in 1914 to get a place in the sun commensurate with its industrial and trading strength, inevitably at the expense of Britain and France which had carved out substantial colonial empires for themselves, had failed. But the problem remained for their capitalist class and any second attempt was going to be more aggressive because more desperate.

    Fascism, then, in its proper sense was an inter-world-war historical phenomenon which is not going to repeat itself because the conditions of that time are not going to. In this sense classical fascism is not a threat. So why ‘anti-fascism’ today?

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263368
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    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263363
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    https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/04/02/eixp-a02.html

    Trump attacks citizenship and voting rights
    In oral arguments before the Supreme Court on Wednesday and in an executive order issued at the White House Tuesday afternoon, the Trump administration pressed ahead with a frontal assault on the democratic rights of the American people.

    The Supreme Court is seen on Capitol Hill in Washington, Dec. 17, 2024. [AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite, ]
    The Supreme Court heard arguments Wednesday morning on Trump v. Barbara, the case triggered by Trump’s issuance in January 2025, upon taking office, of an executive order purporting to do away with birthright citizenship.

    The order has been challenged repeatedly in court, based on Trump’s open defiance of the plain language of the 14th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution, which begins: “All persons born or naturalised in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the State wherein they reside.”

    For 160 years, this clause has been understood to mean all children born in US territory, except those of foreign diplomats, are citizens. The application of this language to the children of immigrants was upheld by the Supreme Court in its 1898 decision in United States v. Wong Kim Ark, which upheld Wong’s citizenship rights based on his birth in San Francisco, even though his immigrant parents had been barred from naturalisation by the racist Chinese Exclusion Act.

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    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263362
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    https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/04/02/qfyu-a02.html

    In genocidal rant, Trump vows to send Iran “back to the Stone Ages”

    In a prime-time television address on Wednesday, US President Donald Trump declared that the goal of the United States in the Iran war is the destruction of Iranian society. “We are on track to complete all of America’s military objectives shortly, very shortly. We are going to hit them extremely hard over the next two to three weeks. We are going to bring them back to the Stone Ages,” Trump said.

    Trump threatened that unless the Iranian government accepts his demands, “we are going to hit every one of their electric generating plants very hard and probably simultaneously. We have not hit their oil, even though that’s the easiest target of all, because it would not give them even a small chance of survival or rebuilding. But we could hit it and it would be gone, and there’s not a thing they could do about it.”

    In other words, if Iran does not totally capitulate and become effectively a colonial protectorate of the United States, Trump declared his intent to wipe out everything that sustains modern life for 90 million people and not give them “even a small chance of survival.”

    There has never been an address like this given by an American president. Whatever the crimes carried out by former administrations, they were framed as the defense of democracy, self-determination and liberation. Now the American president’s message to the population of an entire country is: accept our demands, or die.

    in reply to: Trump as president again? #263326
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    So many accusations against the Soviet Union, China, Venezuela, and Cuba’s nationalisation of private property, but they are falling into the same hole. Capitalism is like a chameleon; it will adapt itself according to the colour of the world situation. The USA state apparatus is becoming a national private corporation. The socialist party has been on the correct path all the time: Capitalism is capitalism, it does not make any difference in the form it adopts, the anti-neoliberal must be happy now

    The end of “neoliberalism”?

    https://movimientosociailistamundial.blogspot.com/2025/08/el-fin-del-neoliberalismo-lo-que.html. Neoliberalismo, the popular topic of the Latin American leftists, and Noam Chomsky

    in reply to: Russian Tensions #263310
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    https://www.wsws.org/en/articles/2026/03/28/gvyn-m28.html

    Black Sea turns into a battlefield: A Turkish-operated tanker carrying Russian oil was hit
    Barış Demir

    An image from video released December 2025 by Ukraine’s security service shows a Russian oil tanker that was struck by a Ukrainian sea drone in the Black Sea [Photo: Security Service of Ukraine]
    The crude oil tanker Altura, owned by Turkish company Pergamon Shipping and en route from Russia, was struck by an armed unmanned maritime vehicle (UMV) on Thursday, 26 kilometres (16 miles) from the entrance to the Bosphorus Strait.

    No one has officially claimed responsibility for the attack, which occurred in the fifth year of the US-NATO war against Russia in Ukraine. Carried out during the US-Israel war of annihilation against Iran, Türkiye’s eastern neighbour, the attack underscores the danger of escalation and expansion in the Ukraine war.

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