Sure, there are people who identify themselves as fascists. I didn't said it doesn't exist. But nowadays anything even remotely outside the status quo is called fascism by the lunatics on Twitter.
> Unfortunately the First Amendment gives corporations and bankers an enormous amount of power over what they choose to say and publish, which means they have political power. You can't do anything about that except scrap the First Amendment.
As you pointed out yourself, Trump was sued for refusing service to blacks. And yet, the 1A is still here.
> Or you should tell the white supremacists who celebrated Trump's victory[2]. If you're going to fish for weak "both sides are the same" examples, you're going to have to find an example that isn't so easy to counter-argue.
It's funny that you're posting Richard Spencer, because in this elections he was against Trump and he was celebrating Biden's victory.
He was supported by libertarians, nationalists, plain old conservatives or some liberals even. You can't be everything at the same time and this is a very stupid argument to make. Same goes for Biden.
> Unfortunately the First Amendment gives corporations and bankers an enormous amount of power over what they choose to say and publish, which means they have political power. You can't do anything about that except scrap the First Amendment.
As you pointed out yourself, Trump was sued for refusing service to blacks. And yet, the 1A is still here.
> Or you should tell the white supremacists who celebrated Trump's victory[2]. If you're going to fish for weak "both sides are the same" examples, you're going to have to find an example that isn't so easy to counter-argue.
It's funny that you're posting Richard Spencer, because in this elections he was against Trump and he was celebrating Biden's victory.
He was supported by libertarians, nationalists, plain old conservatives or some liberals even. You can't be everything at the same time and this is a very stupid argument to make. Same goes for Biden.