It's not so long ago that centre-right politics was considered representative of a significant portion of mainstream society. Now anyone with even a notionally right-of-centre political perspective is increasingly being defined as a threat to society, and almost certainly a fascist.
By demonising the right, cultural architects, and the media at large, are grooming the citizens of Western societies to believe that a one party state is the only viable political solution - and people are buying it.
The greatest irony is that the left have the audacity to preach ad nauseam about what a threat the right is to democracy.
Echoes of the prelude to some of the most horrifying moments in political history are ringing ever louder, and yet no one seems to care.
It's not so long ago that centre-right politics was considered representative of a significant portion of mainstream society. Now anyone with even a notionally right-of-centre political perspective is increasingly being defined as a threat to society, and almost certainly a fascist.
By demonising the right, cultural architects, and the media at large, are grooming the citizens of Western societies to believe that a one party state is the only viable political solution - and people are buying it.
The greatest irony is that the left have the audacity to preach ad nauseam about what a threat the right is to democracy.
Echoes of the prelude to some of the most horrifying moments in political history are ringing ever louder, and yet no one seems to care.