Challenges in Using Policing to Combat Fascism

The chapter explores the complexities of relying on policing as a solution to combat fascism, revealing how fascism is intertwined with policing itself. It questions the limitations of treating fascism solely as a crime issue and discusses the implications of a securitized response in identifying and arresting individuals associated with fascist activities. The conversation also touches on the differences between the motivations of fascists and socialists, highlighting the need for structures of dual power and practices of mutual aid on the left to counteract fascism.