What is fascism today?

Answer 1

Exactly as it has always been, and I quote from the dictionary explanation "A political theory advocating an authoritarian hierarchical government (as opposed to democracy or liberalism)".

You can see such governments and organizations all over the world.

Answer 2

Fascism exists everywhere. You can say examples are Afghanistan and India for discriminating women, China for beating down those who demand freedom and conscripting (forcing people to go to war), the "communist" countries for misusing the meaning of equality (they are like China now), the list goes on.

North America does have some signals of fascism due to racial discrimination and police brutality. This is even worse in countries like England, where at least 2 innocent women are known to be arrested, and 1 innocent pedestrian is beaten down and killed by the entire police force, yes, I said ENTIRE. Plus the officers all got away with it.

In countries like Japan, the government may seem democratic, but due to the people, the social structure will be fascist. Just like Afghanistan and India, those countries may look democratic, yet due to the rituals, traditions, and such, they can also be considered fascist.

Italian parents are known to be overly demanding. This means the children are being discriminated due to their tradition. This also means that Italy was a fascist nation the whole time and still is today.

Basically, as long as there are people who are being mistreated it means fascism. Fascism is in every single country, ESPECIALLY where you least expect it. Unfortunately, the entire world is only a single step closer towards being ONE FASCIST NATION that will be permanent.

Answer 3

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