Do you consider yourself anti-communist and/or anti-fascist?

[Person Man]

By anti-fascism, I staunchly oppose eugenics, theocracy, state mandated abortion, euthanasia and suppression of religion.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

The "anti-fascist" movement of today's youth culture is a disgusting joke, btw.

Strongly, Strongly Agree. But otherwise strongly Anti-Authoritian; so obviously opposed to Fascism and Marxist-Leninism and alot of schools of Anarcho-Syndalism. So I guess both somewhat.

[afleitch]

The "anti-fascist" movement of today's youth culture is a disgusting joke, btw.

Strongly, Strongly Agree. But otherwise strongly Anti-Authoritian; so obviously opposed to Fascism and Marxist-Leninism and alot of schools of Anarcho-Syndalism. So I guess both somewhat.

As someone who was called a 'fascist' by some right-on twat in political studies for saying that we ought to take action to tackle homophobia within the Muslim and black communities I have to agree with you 100% on that.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

The "anti-fascist" movement of today's youth culture is a disgusting joke, btw.

Strongly, Strongly Agree. But otherwise strongly Anti-Authoritian; so obviously opposed to Fascism and Marxist-Leninism and alot of schools of Anarcho-Syndalism. So I guess both somewhat.

As someone who was called a 'fascist' by some right-on twat in political studies for saying that we ought to take action to tackle homophobia within the Muslim and black communities I have to agree with you 100% on that.

LOL. Why does that not surprise me?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

The "anti-fascist" movement of today's youth culture is a disgusting joke, btw.

Strongly, Strongly Agree. But otherwise strongly Anti-Authoritian; so obviously opposed to Fascism and Marxist-Leninism and alot of schools of Anarcho-Syndalism. So I guess both somewhat.

But you don't oppose authoritarians like Ralph Nader and James Dobson...

[Tetro Kornbluth]

The "anti-fascist" movement of today's youth culture is a disgusting joke, btw.

Strongly, Strongly Agree. But otherwise strongly Anti-Authoritian; so obviously opposed to Fascism and Marxist-Leninism and alot of schools of Anarcho-Syndalism. So I guess both somewhat.

But you don't oppose authoritarians like Ralph Nader and James Dobson...

I absolutely oppose Authoritarianism as a political force, yes, that does not mean I oppose people expressing opinions like Nader or Dobson; or running for office like Nader.

You do realize that people like you are one of the reasons of the rise of the Religious right in America? You are the total "liberal" student cliche who fawns over his vices and condemns those he doesn't (Cigarette anyone?) - add about 10 years on your life, a marriage to "a nice girl" and a move to suburbia and we have the perfect Republican.

[Person Man]

Yeah, he's kinda right. We sorta did lose the  Ohio River Valley and the military vote because of those types of behaviors during Vietnam. I mean, because of him, Americans went from totally disgusted with traditionalism to orchestrating the Reagan Revolution in just 10 years. People are again disgusted with the right, but if we act like a bunch of wierdos, we will lose this oppurtunity as well. Luckily, the way right wing activists have been actings like geeks, creeps, wierdos, retards and assholes (like the way we used to, but they come off incredibily creepy doing it), the bar might be set a little lower this time.

[AkSaber]

Both, I'm a strong anti-communist and anti-facist.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I absolutely oppose Authoritarianism as a political force, yes, that does not mean I oppose people expressing opinions like Nader or Dobson; or running for office like Nader.

Me too. However I will also never vote or give support in any way to people like Nader and Dobson.

You do realize that people like you are one of the reasons of the rise of the Religious right in America? You are the total "liberal" student cliche who fawns over his vices and condemns those he doesn't (Cigarette anyone?)

What does that have to do with the religious right?

- add about 10 years on your life, a marriage to "a nice girl" and a move to suburbia and we have the perfect Republican.

I will NEVER move to the suburbs, and I know lots of people over 30 in Minneapolis, so it's hardly inevetible.

[Person Man]

I plan on moving to the suburbs though and I have a lot of my wife's family in the suburbs and at times I am scolded as being too conservative by them.

[Tetro Kornbluth]

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Everything; the power of the Religious right stems from a reaction against the 60s counterculture as it moved into the 70s managed to alienate more and more people from it... as it was becoming yet another manufactured media conciousness. You are an example of that. (Note how Falwell et al didn't really appear until the 70s. Before that there was the likes of Billy Graham, which isn't quite the same.)

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All those hippies said that too.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I'm sure the people over 30 in Minneapolis also said so...and they didn't move to the suburbs.