The "Can We Spot It" section is interesting. When I read it, it definitely reminds me of someone. But when my friend, a supporter of that someone, reads it, they're not. And in fact, they're reminded of the other team.
Unrestricted capitalism often has offshoots of fascism. If you observe how capital treats labor in a market without regulations and respect for human rights, it is very similar to how fascism treats its victims.
Whichever label your current 'flavor' of the political party wears is largely irrelevant. At its core, they are both capitalist parties first and foremost.
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The "Can We Spot It" section is interesting. When I read it, it definitely reminds me of someone. But when my friend, a supporter of that someone, reads it, they're not. And in fact, they're reminded of the other team.
Why does your friend think the other team is against international cooperation and is calling him a red?
Unrestricted capitalism often has offshoots of fascism. If you observe how capital treats labor in a market without regulations and respect for human rights, it is very similar to how fascism treats its victims.
Whichever label your current 'flavor' of the political party wears is largely irrelevant. At its core, they are both capitalist parties first and foremost.