I feel it. I really do. This is the beginning of the end for Trump or America. I'm not quite sure which, but it's definitely the beginning of the end. This is the mop-up. Republicans don't like being called what they are. Fascists. It's a bad word. It's a horrible thing to be called fascists, especially since more than 400,000 Americans died defeating them.

If you don't like being called fascists, stop behaving like them.

Here is Sean Hannity, the personification of authoritarianism, complaining to our Attorney General Pam Bondi,

insisting that the people calling Republicans fascists are inciting violence.

It's a clever trick. Hannity thinks it's okay for ICE to behave like fascists, inciting their own

violence, but when you call this what it is, fascism, you're inciting violence.

The violence of fascism, according to Sean Hannity, isn't dangerous.

It's correctly defining something as fascism that's dangerous.

Why? It's all part of the authoritarian playbook.

You cannot call things what they are.

I keep hearing from Democrats, Nazi, fascist, racist, Hitler, Stalin, Mussolina.

I talk about it all the time.

Is that incitement? Is that dehumanization? Do you believe that impacts unstable people and

has a causal effect? I have about 30 seconds.

Yeah, Sean, of course, it does. It is freedom of speech,

but it does. And in the world in which we live, people have to have more compassion. You know,

when conservatives can't walk down the street without getting screamed at, they probably couldn't even define a fascist. Yes, we can define what a fascist is. In fact, I'm looking at one right now.

We know what fascism is. We know

what Republicans like Trump, Bondi, and Hannity have wrought fascism, an undemocratic

authoritarian form of government that pushes nationalism, hello, and the supremacy of one race and or religion over all others?

Fascism, a militaristic form of government where the individual subsumes their liberty to the power of the state

embodied by one man.

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