I could argue that the left has their hand equally in facism by demanding a change to the natural culture to become what they want it to be, as opposed to what it currently is. Would that not be the same thing?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascism
Sounds like centrism combined with far right to me, especially the cleansing of mexicans from our country. Not to mention those damn arabics.
I also caught you point but I wanted to point out the major difference. You caught that and realized your statement really didn't make the point you intended.
Well fine, if your going to be such a stickler,
I am a fascist and I support the republican party!
There, now your all fascists, good luck with that!
I would think we would have more to lose going from the right to the left, than the left to the right? The right actually stands for something people believe in: Morals, personal responsibility, etc, whereas the Left is more open to having government control and mandate things, which while it appearance may "give" more, takes away far more freedoms.
Let me understand: You think that by moving to the Right, there is more to lose? Moving to the left there would be less to lose?
How does providing more personal freedom, personal responisbility and indepedence from the government create a "losing" effect on the people?
I can easily arguing moving to the left would take away my personal freedoms, forcing healthcare on me, taking away my right to own firearms, taking away from freedom of speech, taking away a larger portion of my livelyhood (higher taxes/spread the wealth), lack of believing in something bigger than yourself (spirituality/morals), among a few.
In fact, I have more to lose if we transistion to the left than to the right. I want the freedom and indepedence from the government. I want to make my own choices, good or bad, and not have them dictated to me by an over reaching government system. I want free enterprise.
I do not want the continued loss of morals, higher taxes, spreading the wealth, a forced healthcare system, loss of individuality, and other areas where things "are not fair" when I've worked harder to get ahead. I work hard to do better for myself, not so someone else can sit back saying I have it easy.
If you valued things in terms of freedoms and equality, then you would view things differently
I had neighbors who saw how I lived. We lived in the same neighborhood. They could barely pay their rent while I had bought my house. Every night they sat out in their garage drinking beer and having little parties.
Most nights I was in my garage redoing the molding in my house, painting stuff out in my garage. Other nights I was working out, or working on my motorcycle.
It wasn't fair to them that I had all that 'stuff' and I could afford to do stuff. They were over one day and saw my bookshelf full of books. The one looked at me, only 2 years younger, "You read all those books?" "Yep." I educated myself, I worked to get ahead. Yet they thought I had it easy and didn't have to do anything.
Here I am busting my butt while they're drinking beer and not going anywhere. I was their problem because I had it too easy. I was supposed to help them, buy them beer, because I had money and they were working hard as waiters and a waitress and barely making anything.
Eventually, the non-producers are going to expect more than the producers can create and the return will diminish as less producers will be available. This is where we are today. Too many non-producers are present and the producers are diminishing.