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- Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 16:29:44 +0100
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- Subject: Re: Milosevic wins
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- Sometimes Milosevic is called 'a fascist'. If it is just an emotional
- statement, I don't disagree with it. But, strictly speaking, Milosevic
- can not be called 'a fascist' because it would contradict the definition
- of fascism. In my view, fascism is a dictatorship based on the market
- economy. Communism, as opposed to fascism is a dictatorship based on
- state-controlled economy. According to this definition, Serbia is
- a communist country. Therefore Milosevic is a communist (which is not
- better than if he were a fascist, because both systems are equally bad).
- Does anyone agree with my definitions? Does anyone has other definotions
- of fascism and communism? (Sorry Ellen for changing the subject a little
- bit).
- Sam.
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