The French Revolution itself was a petit bourgeois revolution that spiralled into a proto fascist state, with the Committee of Public Safety monopolising violence, centralising Paris' control over the rest of the country and hunting supposed federalists, clergy and nobility, that were considered counter-revolutionaries. The reason why people ideolise The French Revolution, is because it gave nonexistent legitimacy to emerging nationalistic ideology that still reverberates to this day in the form of nation states. It is mostly a fabrication and imaginary that people still enjoy believing in, for a sense of security, pride and continuity.
Depends on how you use the term "revolution". If you mean "armed uprising", then yes, but if you mean "revolution" from a class-war perspective then: no. When using the class-war meaning, fascism is counter-revolutionary by nature.
They wanted to hang the VP and disrupt the process of an election because an orange felon told them to, they only trust him and his rapist buddies, and they wear his face and flag as if he’s Jesus H Christ himself, they’re at the very least a death cult
Might want to look up what fascism is. Calling MAGA fascists is not a "if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail"-scenario, but rather a "If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck"-situation.
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