Fascism, Anarchism, and Political Trauma

This chapter explores the intricate historical relationship between Ireland and fascism, as well as the psychological impacts of assassination attempts on political leaders. It delves into the controversial figures of Mussolini and the Sacco and Vanzetti case, highlighting how trauma and public perception shaped their legacies. The dialogue emphasizes the duality of support for political movements and examines societal issues rooted in violence and oppression, all while maintaining a light-hearted approach.