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Comment on Fascism: Neither Horseshoes Nor Fishhooks, But The Three-Way Fight by Fascism: Neither Horseshoes Nor Fishhooks, But The Three-Way Fight, by Daphne Lawless – 5 September 2024 – Left Renewal Blog
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We think that abolitionists should organize to oppose both fascist recruitment in games and capitalist policing of games… The left is the only part of the three way fight that’s (mostly) not taking games seriously; fascists and the state have both been using games to organize, surveil, etc., as they fight each other and as they fight us. It is that his impulse to argue that Trump and his movement are not fascist and therefore not a real danger (born perhaps out of a commendable instinct not to line up with liberal capital) has propelled him, perhaps unconsciously, to line up with people who want to give alibis and apologies for Right-wing populism, in a direction which actively contradicts the Three Way Fight approach.