Who Goes Fascist? - Lux Magazine
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New answers to an old question.
“Who Goes Nazi?” In 1941, journalist Dorothy Thompson asked that question about the guests at a hypothetical American cocktail party. She assured the readers of Harper’s magazine that her reporting in Europe had given her a keen eye for “the born Nazis, the Nazis whom democracy itself has created, the certain-to-be fellow-travelers.” And those who would never, as long as they live, go Nazi. As the far right gathers strength today, we’ve had plenty of time to play the same “macabre parlor game.” Call it: Who goes fascist? Unlike Thompson, we can’t point to a single cataclysm that spiritually…
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