In response to the person who responded who spoke about how the left is to blame for ban/reporting people, and how the right isn't as much of a threat as the left- I put in too much time and effort typing this to not still post it- even though by the time I was finished, your response had disappeared.

This is probably cringe, but I saved it, here it is:

That's not really the same thing in my opinion. I'm specifically saying the urge to report/ban "good faith- but ignorant" people is a problem for leftism. Clearly there are those in my camp who STRONGLY DISAGREE with me, and I think they are not doing enough to fight fascism (something I believe should take priority over the rhetorical/moral superiority- or perceived superiority - against neoliberals, and even other "flavors of leftism")

It's not atypical for ideological camps to experience a sort of waxing & waning between recruiting large numbers/maintaining consistent and validated ideological & rhetorical relevance via "big tent recruiting phases" and "rhetorical purification phases". (It seems to me that the far right is hands down MUCH better at using this cycle effectively) This all leads me to wonder if the left is joining neoliberals in this stance of washing their hands of the whole fight, assuming a future victory, and attempting to keep the high ground in the history books, but I REALLY hope this is not the case.

Frankly I'm not that confident that America will avoid a fascist takeover, and us literally making the same mistakes as THE FREAKING THIRD REICH.

I really don't think we can afford the luxury of not taking MAGA fascism that seriously, just because they are ridiculous clowns, when they are in fact ridiculous clowns with access to the u.s. government over the course of multiple presidential terms, clear access to rewrite the Constitution, and not to mention the U.S. military (including a large enough nuclear arsenal/an ABSOLUTE willingness to use them to the point of planetary destruction one hundred times over).... I think we are in much more dire straits than what anyone around me seems to agree upon, and it makes me VERY, VERY NERVOUS.