• kameecoding@lemmy.world
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    4 minutes ago

    I mean I have learned the word itself really early, as for what it means that’s quite different.

    i like this video on fascism, and has a quite good video essay series about how fascism works nowadays online, at the workplace etc.

    https://youtu.be/5Luu1Beb8ng

  • neidu3@sh.itjust.works
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    9 hours ago

    12ish or so, when we learned about Mussolini. It wasn’t that substantive, though, since it took quite a lot longer to learn to differentiate between fascism and Nazism.

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      6 hours ago

      Mussolini is who first got described to me as fascist as well. 10 years old, 5th grade. Also similarly, it really took my own effort to separate multiple, shall I say, un-American government descriptors because they were all pumped together as evil. Fascism, dictatorship, communism, and a bit of socialism due to the Nazi’s true party name.

      Surprisingly, nationalism just never fell into the mix in school. That’s just patriotism for other countries, right? Right?

  • TheAsianDonKnots@lemmy.zip
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    8 hours ago

    Back when the history channel had history documentaries. There was a week long block of WWII shows when I was 12(ish), like shark week but Hitler.

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    In my native language, the ideology is referred to as fascism, so any English uses of Nazi (except for the actual German NatSoc party) were would have been replaced with “fascist” for me.

    I personally think this is better, since it bypasses the claim that accusing someone of Nazism is an ad hominem or whatever

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      14 minutes ago

      The political ideology is Fascism, unless someone is a neo-nazi calling them nazi is weird, they are fascists.

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    Depends what you mean by ‘learned’ — my grandparents talked about their time fighting the fascists from the time I was born.

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    5 hours ago

    I don’t know how anyone could answer this honestly, unless they have a photographic memory

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    4 hours ago

    Definitely 13 because I remember looking the word up after hearing it in song from a band I discovered that exact year.

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    Maybe like 13. However it wasn’t until my twenties until I learnt what it actually means, and I’m convinced most of the general populace never learn that.

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    4 hours ago

    I finally had a definition stick when I heard Dan Harmon yell that Trump is a fascist on his old podcast. Back during the first term. In 2017 IIRC.

    I’m part of the problem, I guess, considering I was in my early 30s.