What do you think, folks? Is there fascism in Finland? How does it come through? What is fascism?
Fascism in
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the combination of three political ideologies and methods, as follows:
1) Fascism was born in the days of communistic Soveiet Union, so it was defined as anti-soviet, anti-communism. Today this could be re-defined ar right-wingism, anti-labourmovement, because communistic Soviet Union does not exist any more.
2) Fascism is nationalistic: in the "my nation / ethnicity / country, right or wrong" -style.
3) The governing methods of fascists are corporative. Not democratic, not parlamentaric. In other words, decisions are made in "corporations", small influencal "inner circles".
If all these three "features" exist, then we are talking about fascism.
What do you think? Does there exist fascist organizations or political parties in Finland?
that the description of fascism fits perfectly one party in the Finnish parliament, the Swedish People's Party, svenska folkpartiet, in all three respects.
They are right wing if any party is.
They are fanatic nationalists - not Finnish nationalists of course, but Swedish.
And if they had based their operations and methods on democracy, they wouldn't have lasted a day. They work in cabinets, behind the curtains, giving to the government whatever it wants, in return for the continuous force-sweding policy in Finland.
that?
Since early 1990's Fascism has no longer been forbidden in Finland, and if the Swedes think that fascism is the best way to forward the "strong Swedism" in Finland, the only way we can stop them is to vote for those that do not support the force-swedish system.