Another Firearms, Knives, Explosives and Artillery Thread
- Thor Kaufman
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I just bought a Glock 21. For work. I hate Glocks, but fuck me runnin' is that gun ever a treat to shoot.
And holy shit, Redeye, I didn't know the JB Society was still around. I was in touch with the WCTU for various stuffs when I did my thesis paper in college. Amusing stuff.
And holy shit, Redeye, I didn't know the JB Society was still around. I was in touch with the WCTU for various stuffs when I did my thesis paper in college. Amusing stuff.
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- Thor Kaufman
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let's claim the DAC Fascistoid Partyno consensus was ever achieved on a precise definition of what it means to be "fascist". Various scholars have sought to define fascism, and a list of such definitions can be found in the article definitions of fascism.
Part of the difficulty arises from the fact that today there exist very few self-identified fascists. The word has become a slur throughout the political spectrum since the defeat of the Axis powers in World War II, and it has been extremely uncommon for any political groups to call themselves fascist since 1945. In contemporary political discourse, adherents of some political ideologies tend to associate fascism with their enemies, or define it as the opposite of their own views. There are no major self-proclaimed fascist parties or organizations anywhere in the world.
The Vault is the State, Long Live The Vault.Thor Kaufman wrote:let's claim the DAC Fascistoid Partyno consensus was ever achieved on a precise definition of what it means to be "fascist". Various scholars have sought to define fascism, and a list of such definitions can be found in the article definitions of fascism.
Part of the difficulty arises from the fact that today there exist very few self-identified fascists. The word has become a slur throughout the political spectrum since the defeat of the Axis powers in World War II, and it has been extremely uncommon for any political groups to call themselves fascist since 1945. In contemporary political discourse, adherents of some political ideologies tend to associate fascism with their enemies, or define it as the opposite of their own views. There are no major self-proclaimed fascist parties or organizations anywhere in the world.
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