What is the nature of fascism in the United States compared to Germany?
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"Concentrated power corrupts, and whether it wears the mask of democracy or the guise of authoritarianism, the drift toward fascism is an inevitable consequence."
According to Osho, American fascism is a disguised authoritarianism that operates behind democratic masks; Germany largely imitates it, with its chancellor a 'puppet' of Washington. Because Hitler tainted the very words fascism and nazism, Germany must hide the reality even more carefully. In both cases, the core is the same: concentrated power corrupts, so governments inevitably drift from democracy toward fascist control.
Both the U.S. and Germany act like hidden bullies calling themselves democracies; Germany copies the U.S. and hides it more because of its past.
Why this matters practically
- Helps you question political labels and see power behind appearances.
- Encourages vigilance and critical thinking instead of blind trust.
- Reminds you to resist over-centralized control in work, community, and personal choices.
- Encourages vigilance and critical thinking instead of blind trust.
- Reminds you to resist over-centralized control in work, community, and personal choices.
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