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“If you want an analogy for the present state of America it’s perhaps not an out-and-out fascist regime, but a Vichy regime,” wrote John Ganz, a left-leaning author, in a Substack newsletter on 21 January. “It’s partly fascist but mostly just a reactionary and defeatist catch-all. It’s a regime born of capitulation and of defeat: of the slow and then sudden collapse of the longstanding institutions of a great democracy whose defenders turned out to be senile and unable to cope with or understand modern politics.”
…collapse of the longstanding institutions of a great democracy…
Yeah a ‘great democracy’ that was designed to serve landowners and merchants and scans through to make sure huh, yep, still seems designed for landlords and corporations.
Pretty much all modern States exist to serve the owners of capital. But I get your point, it’s not like it had very much further to fall in that direction since it was 90% of the way there already.
I still support the Vichy comparison, great take
Dems have been the party of complicity for years now.