This means that you can only ever see fascism from its "inside" here, and never grasp its roots in a wider social historical frame. A given TV show doesn't necessarily have to cover that wider perspective, but its lack here is politically problematic. The overall effect is too kind to fascism.

Its grounded in a first-person sense of life-or-death political struggle. Its avant-garde elements have a semi-Futurist feeling of motion. There's something ecstatic in the way it presents violence. Despite seemingly intending to condemn Mussolini, this approach valorises him as a "great man."

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This is the article which I do not recommend.

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I suppose that, even as padding for an article that has no substance, this is somehow less embarrassing than the parts where he tries to engage with authentic human-written examples. In those, he proves that he simply cannot parse fairly basic sentences.

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All of that said, don't get your hopes too high. Never place your faith in politicians, they will always let you down that's their job.

We should wrapping up right around the time Trump passes an Enabling Act after the midterms. Final session will be held in the internment camps.