Pushing for America-centered policies might have actually gone over better because of the Great Depression and the way the other world powers were fighting amongst themselves left and right while the US isolated itself. Racism was prevalent in the US, but it was still very much something that not everyone agreed on and pushing it as a government-sanctioned thing would be a step too far even in those times. It would most likely be along the lines of the government and special interest committees pushing the idea of the old democratic government losing touch with the people, with a renewed focus on putting the American people above all else, regardless of their ethnic or cultural backgrounds. Established during the Second World War, the incumbent President William Dudley Pelley of the country once known as the United States declined to intervene in the conflict and instead reorganized into the Free Empire, a radical consumerist and xenophobic regime bent on unifying the Americas to.
:P With as many demographics as existed in the US even in the 1940's, I can't imagine German-style National Socialism being nearly as successful as it was in Germany. The Free American Empire is a one-party unitary state encompassing much of north and central America. Sure, but historically, the United States never took to facism and became the Free American Empire. Not to say you couldn't TECHNICALLY have a non-racist fascist nation that just focuses on the Nationalism Aspect and looks down on non-natural born citizens or foreigners, it's just never ever happened historically. Originally posted by kaiyl_kariashi:Fascist = Racist due to using racial purity as one of their many rallying cries to achieve support and promote nationalism.
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