The Foreigner’s Contradiction
Fascism needs the hatred of foreigners; the state needs the foreigner.
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Fascism and the far right: materialist analyses of its causes, those who carry it, and the answers to it.
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Fascism needs the hatred of foreigners; the state needs the foreigner.
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Merz as Chancellor means that after him, the AfD will govern – everything remains the same.
The AfD will govern – promised. Read More »
About the absurdity of deportation, its contradictions and why those in power like to talk about it so much.
Deportations and Refugees Read More »
On the insubstantiality of the “firewall” idealism between bourgeois and fascist politics.
Is this fascism now? Read More »
The Junge Welt remains in the Constitution Protection report, while the fascist Compact is being banned – what this means for press freedom.
Against all those against it. Read More »
Banning the AfD would be like dogs pooping in the kitchen, but you only swat the flies – the shit remains lying there.
In recent days, hundreds of thousands have taken to the streets to protest against the AfD and, in most cases, to support a ban on the AfD.
Reversed Anti-Fascism Read More »
The case of Lina E., Karl Popper and the tolerance paradox.
Defensive tolerance Read More »
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