The author argued that fascism was not a political ideology, but an economic one, and claimed that it arose when capitalism, in order to maintain its profits, ceased to tolerate people thinking differently. (translated)
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The author argued that fascism was an economic phenomenon, not a political one, and that it arose when capitalism, in order to maintain its profits, stopped tolerating people thinking differently. (translated)
The author argued that fascism, communism, and capitalism encouraged the population to desire and consume the same things, as this facilitated the exploitation and control of resources. He also wondered if democracy could still respond to that phenomenon. (translated)
The author stated that many people were thinking of voting for the left just to see the spectacle that, as he wrote, the right would be able to put on when losing. (translated)
The author questioned the discussion of democracy and the democratic transition of power, and asked whether it had not been stated that the country was under a dictatorship. (translated)
The author wrote that Eduardo Inda had said to wait until after the elections to talk about "less democracy." (translated)
The author pointed out that the motto of May '68 was once again relevant and evoked the slogan "let's be realistic, let's ask for the impossible." (translated)
The author suggested that the genuine left might not be among those aspiring to reach Congress, but among those demonstrating in the streets. (translated)
The author noted that many people were considering voting for the left solely to witness the spectacle that, he said, the right would be able to provide when losing. (translated)
The author stated that it was, by far, the worst right-wing party in Europe and asserted that in any other country it would have been governing with an absolute majority for years. #DerechaEuropea #Política #Gobierno #ES (translated)
The author wrote that those who once sought weapons of mass destruction were now looking for knives and cobblestones, and that the blame they previously attributed to ETA was now assigned to Correos. He added that, despite this, it was said that the left was in crisis. (translated)
The author stated that some political parties had among their ranks commercial agents serving the interests of large business groups, instead of politicians. (translated)
El autor sostuvo que la derecha había pasado de denunciar armas de destrucción masiva a señalar adoquines y cuchillos, y afirmó que estaba en declive. #Derecha #Política #Desinformación
¿A la misma en la que dejas de tener vergüenza para quedarte con un ático pagado con dinero público? #Vergüenza #Corrupción #DineroPúblico #Nospecificcountrycodescanbeidentifiedfromtheprovidedtweet.
Ayuso pide que le avisen a qué edad una persona deja de pagar a su casero para saber cuándo ella puede empezar a negarle atención médica #Ayuso #AtenciónMédica #DerechosHumanos #Nospecificcountrycodescanbeidentifiedfromthetweet.
Es justamente lo contrario; cuando no hay Estado de derecho es cuando se termina cualquier tipo de enfrentamiento entre propietarios e inquilinos y entre riqueza y pobreza, porque, entonces, en el nombre de la “libertad” gana siempre el que puede abusar más plenamente de su poder #EstadoDeDerecho #Libertad #Poder #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
Llamar “cobardes morales” a los que no toleran que se cometa un genocidio y luego explotar turísticamente las tierras de ese pueblo… La única “cobardía moral” es no actuar inmediatamente y con la mayor contundencia desde la democracia y parar de una vez a todos estos miserables. #Genocidio #DerechosHumanos #Justicia #Nospecificcountrycodescanbeidentifiedinthetweet.