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  • It’s completely predictable that young people today would be more susceptible to fascist beliefs than they have in decades for the same reason more of them are interested in communism than they have been in decades. Contradictions of capitalism are sharper and clearer than they have been in a long time, and people feel the consequences of this in their lives. They understand through their lived experience that something is broken, so they’re looking for explanations and alternatives. Fascism is the easier alternative, and it’s also important that socialists are organized and prepared to give them a different alternative. A majority of young people in the US support socialism (at least in concept in polls), and communist parties are growing at an unprecendented rate. Young people aren’t just turning into fascists; they’re getting radicalized.

    My point is that the increased interest in fascism doesn’t mean we’re doomed. It’s a natural response to material conditions, which we should see as an opportunity.



  • This is posted by the ACP, not anything real. It’s still a fringe online ideology, nothing like the actual leftist groups doing work. And if there were anything academic or substantial backing this up, they would have to justify claims like the one about its “unprecedented rise,” which wouldn’t be possible. This is just an attempt at fooling people who don’t understand how academia or philosophy work, and it doesn’t really matter because, like everything else they do, it’s all happening online.




  • No, I’m just talking about the ones you said you’re taking, ondansetron (for nausea), omeprazole (PPI, which is maybe what you’re calling anti-GERD, but it’s also used to treat ulcers), and maalox. These are all completely normal for the condition you’re describing. I don’t know what you were prescribed the Trintellix for, and it sounds like something you should definitely talk with your doctor about!