Fight Club in particular is an insightful illustration of what Wilhelm Reich called the "mass psychology of fascism". The false consciousness represented by the narrator's unawareness that *he* is Tyler Durden. The victim narrative, weaved throughout both the narrator's whinging about his life, and Durden's pseudo-leftist critique of modern society;
"You are the all singing, all dancing crap of the world."
The celebration of overwhelming force, exemplified by the fights in the basement.
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