if you call america fascist you have no clue what fascism is

its only a bit fascist, like allot of other western nations. its more imperialist, kind off like soviet imperialism.

Comrade Pollett wrote:

its only a bit fascist, like allot of other western nations. its more imperialist, kind off like soviet imperialism.

Nazism is a kind of imperialism.

USSR didn't impose its culture on other countries, USA does.

Zealot_Kommunizma wrote:

Comrade Pollett wrote:

its only a bit fascist, like allot of other western nations. its more imperialist, kind off like soviet imperialism.

Nazism is a kind of imperialism.

USSR didn't impose its culture on other countries, USA does.

preaty sure that the U.S does not activly impose our culture on others. It just happens through the natural spread of idea's from this age of a tiny world. Take this site for instance. I can talk to people from China, Russia, Iceland(or was it greenland...), Canada, Mexico, etc. Take China for instance, They have slowly(more rapidly in the recent past) began to absorb western culture and they are now on their way to becoming a super power.

US not imposing its culture actively on other countries?? They go to Afghanistan, capture a radio station raise a USA flag and start broadcasting Britney Spears just for the lulz.

They threw pamphlets in Afghanistan with images of women with short dyed hair wearing jewels, tatoos and such shit, something that completely oposed Afghan culture.

They go to Iraq and make muslims eat pork, drink wine and engage in homosexual activities.

That's the direct imposition of cultture. But, there's this other kind of imposition:

A government renuent to US market is toppled by US army. US market enters that country and through US market US culture is imposed.

Here in Mexico we're forcibly taught English in most schools and there are omniprescent campaings all around the world on how unsuccesful people that do not know English are doomed to be and how important it is to learn English.

There are already several words which, regardless of existing in a certain language now are said in English.

That's cultural imposition.