When I saw what they did to my peoples as slaves when I was like 5 or 6 it’s been f*** this country . Family had me watch them slave documentaries as a little jit to let me know this country is public enemy number 1.
S*** f***ing scarred me but at the same time it woke me up on a very deep level. Almost like I was connected to my ancestors or some s***

Never because its not a fascist country by any definition...
Imperialist for sure but thats how most superpowers operate

Being born lololol

around 20 years old once i started actually learning the about the country outside of whats fed to you in public schools

Like 16. I had a civics teacher who the principal really hated, he knew he was on his way out so he said f*** it and taught parts of American history the standard curriculum never would

I actually think calling the US a fascist country in this context is harmful. Liberalism is really bad and has probably done more damage on a global level than fascism has, because it's lasted longer and is a more stable system than fascism.

Anatomically, the US shares a lot in common with fascism, and I'd say we are now explicitly seeing overtly fascistic statecraft strategies being publicly endorsed and executed by top-level government officials. But fascism is just capitalism, and to an extent nationalism, in crisis. All the raw materials for fascism are provided by liberalism. Fascism just sharpens the blade.

factually speaking it isn't but it's getting there