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Fascist political movements are characterized by violent [intolerance] of any and all competing ideologies and movements. Rather than campaigning to win hearts and minds, fascists employ tactics intended to [intimidate] and terrorize opponents into submission. As demonstrated by Hitler’s brownshirts in Weimar Germany during the 1920’s, fascist tactics include smashing storefronts and destroying property, disrupting competing political events (sound familiar?) and beating attendants as well as attacking the offices of journalists and newspapers critical of their movement.

Once in power, fascist regimes will track down, arrest, [incarcerate], beat and or execute their political enemies. Media is tightly controlled and the flow of [information] is closely guarded to protect the state. Invasive surveillance is employed to detect dissidents who can be arrested without cause, sentenced without trial and subjected to hard labor, re-education camps or execution. Fascist movements are especially dangerous when they deceitfully try to present themselves as “anti-fascist”. By simply labeling everybody they disagree with as “white supremists” or “nazis”, so-called anti-fascists are able to get away with much the same behavior as their brownshirt forebears. When trying to decode which [political movement] in your country most closely resembles fascism, the one that is openly advocating “punching” people they disagree with is probably the one to stay away from.

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