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Mussolini, the theoretician of fascism, defined it this way: Fascism should more appropriately be called Corporatism because it is a merger of state and corporate power. The Occupations are about much more than simple economic justice, taxing the rich, ending corporate personhood, etc. There is an urgency here. The corporations are not just sitting passively; they are unleashing a class war the object of which is to completely takeover society and the state apparatus. Our reality is that either the people will take over the corporations, or the corporations will … Continued

  Martin Luther King repudiated the pressure to develop lists of demands in his 1967 book Where Do We Go from Here?: “”This argument, by explaining everything in terms of the presence or absence of programs, illuminates how the insistence on programs can be used as a sophisticated device to evade action…. “Underneath the invitation to prepare programs is the premise that the government is inherently benevolent – it only awaits presentation of imaginative ideas. When these issue from fertile minds, they will be accepted, enacted and implemented….This is fable, … Continued

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