Subj : Re: Demagogue Definition
To   : Alan Ianson
From : Nick Andre
Date : Sun Sep 13 2020 09:14 pm

On 12 Sep 20  14:17:00, Alan Ianson said the following to Nick Andre:

> Janis puts on an excellent act, almost has it down to a science.
AI> 
AI> Why do you bring Janis into this?

I mentioned that you are trying the same sort of semantic twists that she's a
grandmaster at. She's an expert at echomail, I don't care what anyone says in 
fact its a strong bold compliment. She plays the semantics like a grandmaster.
You're still a long way off though...

AI> Most times I simply put my reasons in my own words and the fews clips I
AI> provided were not "out of context" or "disproven".

Yes they were, but who cares - I'm trying to understand exactly how you
arrived at your bizarre definition of fascism. Or are you going to play
semantics and tell me Trump fascism has a kinda-sorta different meaning than
the term used to describe actual murdering brutal dictators like Hitler,
Stalin, Castro, Keeping Up With the Kim Jong's, etc.

Trump doesn't hold a candle to *any* of them. As he's an "idiot" to you and a
fair segment of the worldwide population, he therefore logically does not
possess the mental capacity to formulate such a sudden single-handed hostile
takeover of a country of 300+ million people. Whether he's voted out in
November or stays another 4 years....  he's eventually gone.

If you ever worked in a volunteer capacity with new immigrants to our country,
they would be able to teach you some real harsh lessons and stories on the
real meaning of "fascism" and how we silly westerners have it made big time.

And its incredibly hilarious to me to read from anyone any bashing of a US
president when that person doesn't live in that fucking country. It clearly
shows some insecurity, too much free time, or some kind of weird mental
problem. I get that its easy to comment on things, but not rant on and on 
about fascism from the safety of your China-made keyboard. Thats just stupid.

Nick

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