Liberal fascism

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[edit] About

"Liberal fascism" is a troll phrase used by opponents of liberalism. The two concepts (liberal and fascism) are mutually exclusive, making the term an oxymoron.

[edit] Contradiction

Fascism was defined by its originator, Benito Mussolini, as "the convergence of governmental and corporate power"; liberalism opposes concentrations of power in general, and sees restraint of corporate power as one of the primary functions of government.

[Fascism is] a genuinely revolutionary, trans-class form of anti-liberal, and in the last analysis, anti conservative nationalism.

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[edit] Usage

• Liberal Fascism, a book by Jonah Goldberg
  • 2008-01-27 'Liberal Fascism': The response