[MB.]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

nazism has been basically dead since WWII

On what planet? The well-documented history and increasing global political presence of fascism (in Hungary, Germany, France, Chile, the U.S., Brazil.. the list goes on) is why the concept of neo-Nazism exists in the first place

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by MB.

On what planet? The well-documented history and increasing global political presence of fascism (in Hungary, Germany, France, Chile, the U.S., Brazil.. the list goes on) is why the concept of neo-Nazism exists in the first place

Presence maybe, but fascsism doesn't have any actual power in any of those countries.

(well maybe Brazil, don't know what's going on there?)

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by MB.

On what planet? The well-documented history and increasing global political presence of fascism (in Hungary, Germany, France, Chile, the U.S., Brazil.. the list goes on) is why the concept of neo-Nazism exists in the first place

Netherlands also has few fascists for sure, a lesser extent Wilders and a more hardcore fascist, narcissist Baudet


Germany's fascism really has been not that popular anymore, few regions but they are on losing side too, and any fascist crime organisation is dealt with there nowadays

Poland's Duda is not that bad, i mean he even wants to listen to opposition and how he could make country good for all sides

Belarus's Lukashenko is kinda worse, very much radical far right, with own military force to remain in power, that much he wants opposition out of country