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<blockquote data-quote="LauraWrites" data-source="post: 2391336" data-attributes="member: 803561">You pose a good question. I would agree that fascism is calling political opponents &quot;enemies,&quot; in a free nation, but the only factor (but, it is a very visible factor) I can think of is that the primary emphasis seems to be on a more social agenda. Obamacare is one example, although they certainly used terror tactics to push it through, just like the stimulus bill. I mean, it&#039;s absurd, if you can&#039;t afford insurance, you can&#039;t afford it, and penalizing you for your lack of money won&#039;t help you afford it any better. Although, those with money and power will always be controlling something in the world. It has been since the Dark Ages, Roman times, and on back. Regardless of what is instituted, fascism, communism, socialism, there will be people with money and power controlling those. We see it today and it&#039;s been in history.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="LauraWrites, post: 2391336, member: 803561"] You pose a good question. I would agree that fascism is calling political opponents "enemies," in a free nation, but the only factor (but, it is a very visible factor) I can think of is that the primary emphasis seems to be on a more social agenda. Obamacare is one example, although they certainly used terror tactics to push it through, just like the stimulus bill. I mean, it's absurd, if you can't afford insurance, you can't afford it, and penalizing you for your lack of money won't help you afford it any better. Although, those with money and power will always be controlling something in the world. It has been since the Dark Ages, Roman times, and on back. Regardless of what is instituted, fascism, communism, socialism, there will be people with money and power controlling those. We see it today and it's been in history. [/QUOTE]

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