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Line 1: − {{stub}}+ − '''Liberal Fascism''', by [[Jonah Goldberg]], likens the tendencies of the American left ([[liberals]]) to the authoritarian [[fascism]] which emerged in the 1930s. +
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'''Liberal Fascism''', by [[Jonah Goldberg]], likens the tendencies of the American left ([[liberals]]) to the authoritarian [[fascism]] which emerged in the 1930s.
* He argues that there has been a false duality created between the Soviet Socialists of the USSR and the socialists united under the fascists in Italy and Germany. He argues that the [[totalitarian]] impulse, the philosophy of [[state control]] of decisions taking priority over [[individual freedom]]s, is the core uniting principle behind these movements, and he argues that the ongoing home of such [[statism]] is in what has come to be known as the "liberal" politics of the modern [[progressive movement]]. [http://www.amazon.com/Liberal-Fascism-American-Mussolini-Politics/dp/0385511841]
He draws disputed analogies between [[Nazism]] and Roosevelt's [[New Deal]].
He draws disputed analogies between [[Nazism]] and Roosevelt's [[New Deal]].