Wikipedia is Marxist Propaganda, Dismissed on Sight

I repeated the question in the post that you quoted. Please answer it.


Define this. The last time we covered this, we ended with you asserting that fascism includes a civil servant purchasing a magenta toner cartridge at Staples. All government is funded by taxation/tarriffs (private money), and you consider that to be within the meaning of "union", so we're back to the mere existence of any form of government being fascism. Everything is fascism. Ergo, nothing is fascism.
NIce idiot circle, fucktard.

fascism is still the union of state and corporate power.

a law you must use a certain good or service is fascism. corporations exerting undue influence for favorable / profitable laws is fascism.

demonizing tariffs is actually fascism too.
 
well if the government has given its currency control power over to private hands, like in our federal reserve system, it's still totalitarian, but it's just in private hands.
It's not in private hands in the United States.
here your are shilling for corporations again.
Learn what a 'shill' is. Buzzword fallacy.
privatization at all costs and despite corporations not being morally superior to state actors is a bad idea.
Non-sequitur fallacy.
 
NIce idiot circle, fucktard.

fascism is still the union of state and corporate power.
Corporations are not fascism. Redefinition fallacy.
a law you must use a certain good or service is fascism.
Yes it is.
corporations exerting undue influence for favorable / profitable laws is fascism.
Corporations are not fascism. Redefinition fallacy.
demonizing tariffs is actually fascism too.
Demonizing tariff is not fascism. Redefinition fallacy.
 
The Federal Reserve is created and controlled by Congress.

Bonds are not stocks. Redefinition fallacy.
to be a member of the Federal Reserve system, commercial banks must own shares of stock in the 12 regional Federal Reserve banks. But owning Federal Reserve bank stock is nothing like owning stock in a private company. It can't be traded and doesn't give the member banks voting rights. These pay out dividends, mandated by law to be 6%.8 But the banks must return all profits, after paying expenses, to the U.S. Treasury.



 
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