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25 Between Two Fascisms: Language Brings Everything to Light
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Published:June 2020
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This chapter takes another look at Social Democracy. “We don't want” brown German fascism, they say, “but nor do we want” the black Austrian variety either. But what they really want is not clear yet, so all they can do is let the latter save them from the former—that, at least, they do “want.” For the time is not yet ripe for Austria to opt to become a “French colony” rather than a Prussian one, whose language is harder to understand. Until this time comes, it only remains for those who affirm ideals in which they no longer believe to sacrifice themselves for a Germanness notorious for feeling “threatened” the moment its own territorial and global demands are thwarted. If they had not at long last been forced to help drive Germanness from both houses of parliament, the Social Democrats would have supported it in loyalty to the constitution and voted with it against the “Clericals,” as in the memorable shoulder-to-shoulder action with Sepp Straffner's Pan-Germans. For they will always demand freedom of speech for those who possess a capacity they lack: to convert it into freedom of action.
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