i think you're misunderstanding the meaning of the post you're responding to. anarchists are by definition against fascism. there is no need to reiterate that over and over. anarchists can become fascists, and fascists can become anarchists, only by changing what they think/believe.
the post (imo) is referring to anti-fascism as a brand, as an established framework, rather than as a simple being against-a-thing. would've been clearer perhaps if they'd used antifa instead, which is a clearer brand, but perhaps they mean the more generalized way that everyone (including some fascists) proudly claim to be against fascism.
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In reply to Anarchy requires one be anti… by Anonymous (not verified)
i think you're misunderstanding the meaning of the post you're responding to. anarchists are by definition against fascism. there is no need to reiterate that over and over. anarchists can become fascists, and fascists can become anarchists, only by changing what they think/believe.
the post (imo) is referring to anti-fascism as a brand, as an established framework, rather than as a simple being against-a-thing. would've been clearer perhaps if they'd used antifa instead, which is a clearer brand, but perhaps they mean the more generalized way that everyone (including some fascists) proudly claim to be against fascism.