this post was submitted on 31 May 2026
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One of the things that has long stood out to me shared between liberalism and fascism is their utter inability to acknowledge and contend with the issues raised by conflict between the classes, especially to favour the proletariat. On this matter in particular, they are the same. Thus zionism merges happily with liberalism.
Issues like what? Unionisation?
I think you misspelled "genocide"
Fuck Zionists, but surely it's bigger than that.
The context of the post and comment are about liberal zionism, and the extended context is that a liberal zionist is just as bad as a fascist, which is true. The big common denominator (amongst many other things) being genocide.
Israel has been largely headed by liberal zionists for the majority of it's genocidal colonial history so far. It's only recently that the rightwing have gained the majority they enjoy now. And they both agree on the genocide, just differ on the optics and language used.
I agree.
But the working class struggle that the comment mentioned is of course bigger than the genocide. Since they mentioned it, I wanted to learn more about their position. Discussing socialism and unionisation in the context of the class struggle does not diminish the genocide in Palestine.
The working class struggle and the genocide are the same struggle.