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In a 1934 essay, Leon Trotsky envisioned a Europe imprisoned by its capitalist institutions during the interwar period, with economic nationalism feeding the growth of fascism and fascism threatening to bring 'nothing but catastrophe.'
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In the current political climate, 'there are no fascists who are prepared to step up and declare, 'I am a fascist; I believe fascism is a wonderful social and economic system.'''
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Hear Chapman University fellow and author Joel Kotkin discuss. Joel Kotkin joins Dennis to talk about his latest piece published in The Hill “Hygienic fascism: Turning the world into a ‘safe space’ — but at what cost?” Read More: The Lockdown, Evangelicals and the Afterlife: A Response to Steven Pinker The Left Couldn’t Care Less …
In a 1934 essay, Leon Trotsky envisioned a Europe imprisoned by its capitalist institutions during the interwar period, with economic nationalism feeding the growth of fascism and fascism threatening to bring 'nothing but catastrophe.'
