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The Democrat Party of the USA is underpinned by the Principles of Fascism, as exposed by Umberto Eco. 1. The cult of tradition. Leaders in the Democrat Party make the claim for authentication from recent historic civil rights laws and leaders. For example, Ruth Bader Ginsburg and the Wade vs Roe abortion laws. 2. The rejection of modernism. Science is easily ignored and irrationalism is embraced. This is evident when physical reality and biological science is overturned in favour of personal, emotional truths. For example, claiming that there are more than 52 genders instead of only two - male and female. 3. The cult of action for action’s sake. Reaction and perpetual revolution is the sign of a neo-Marxist solution. Thinking is seen as a form of emasculation and when confronted by their their thoughtless deeds, Democrats are unable to refute their critics. 4. Disagreement is treason. As is evident with the banality of cancel culture and the demonization of conservatives. 5. Fear of difference. Any political, religious or ideological difference will not be tolerated. 6. Appeal to social frustration. According to intersectional theory, the greater the perception of the oppression of a group, the greater their inherent power for social change. 7. The obsession with a plot. Such obsession includes Trump's Russian collusion (proven to be a hoax) and the January 6 insurrection plot (no evidence ).
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