Nolan Long

Speaking the fascist’s language: Pierre Poilievre’s perfidious rhetorical appeal for working class votes

Nolan Long / August 28, 2023 / 8 min read

There is a long history of antagonism between the words and actions of fascist politicians, both those of our time and of the 20th century. Although Poilievre is not a fascist himself, his rhetoric remains closely aligned with the fascistic tradition of appealing to working class sensibilities while starkly opposing policies in line with proletarian interests.

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