Understanding Fascism and American Ideals
Fascism is an ultra-nationalist political ideology that rejects liberal democracy and prioritizes nation and race over individual rights.
It is characterized by strict authoritarian rule wrapped in nationalism, fundamentally opposing American values of freedom, equality, and democracy.
Historical Context
Notable fascist dictatorial leaders include Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini, responsible for horrific crimes against humanity during WWII.
- Germany and Italy were the primary perpetrators of these atrocities.
The word “fascism” gained common usage in the 1920s.
America's stance against fascism dates back to its founding, with Jefferson's Declaration of Independence in 1776 establishing the world's first liberal democracy, ensuring individual rights.
In WWII, over 400,000 American soldiers lost their lives fighting against fascist ideologies, solidifying America's historical anti-fascist position.
Author's summary: America has always opposed fascism, defending democracy and individual rights.
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