Fascism and Bad Faith
‘Weird’ And The Breaking of The Fascist Fever
One word to break the fascist fever. One word to deflate the power Trump and his cronies think they have.
Denny Carter is the owner of Bad Faith Times. He's worked in journalism since 2006 as a writer and editor, both in sports and politics.
Fascism and Bad Faith
One word to break the fascist fever. One word to deflate the power Trump and his cronies think they have.
It was early August 2004 and I was watching the sun set on a remote Greek island called Chios, listening to Radiohead’s anti-Bush, anti-Iraq war album on my iPod and feeling the existential vibes of the upcoming presidential election, my first as a voter. I buzzed with
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Republican attacks against Kamala Harris are going to get really weird and really gross.
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Doomerism is what the fascists want. It is their lifeblood.
That Joe Biden is the final bulwark against an organized and determined fascist movement will not do much for my sleep.
Billionaires are not forking over hundreds of millions of dollars just because they want to trigger the libs.
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"I thought blue states had banned the pledge of allegiance," he said. "Because they hate the country."
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Alito was recently caught being honest about his radical judicial philosophy. That's good.
The continued existence of democracy depends on what might be called – depending on your politics – content moderation or speech suppression. Free speech in the 21st century is a fucking snake eating its own fucking tail, devouring itself until nothing is left. Freedom of speech, as I’ve detailed ad nauseam
I find it equal parts infuriating and humorous when I read a New York Times story in which a reporter asks with great earnestness why some baby boomer at a Midwest diner is voting for Donald Trump and they respond with some practiced word salad that's supposed to
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In these times of creeping societal decay we should do what we can to see ourselves in the light of day and ask why we might accidentally align with the values of a fascist movement we vehemently oppose.
When I stopped and watched Fox for ten minutes last night, the spectacle was some mixture of sad, comical, and deeply confusing.