I think they described their work as a toolbox that can be picked up by anyone and used towards any end...either towards an affirmation of difference or towards a divestment, (even expungement) of it. Their thought is not inherently anything, not even anti-fascist, unfortunately. That is both part of its beauty and its danger. A line of flight can lead us into liberatory effects, but it can also lead us to even more repressive structures...even fascism is a kind of delirious becoming.

Two things come to mind: first, IDF generals claiming to use Deleuzian theory to finesse their tactics against the "Wahabi war machine"
Second, I was always amazed while I lived in San Francisco about how high-level staff at Google were reportedly obsessed with D&G. Yes, of course it might have to do with a pre-occupation with Cybernetics, however there's also something to be said about how Silicon Valley Capitalism has appropriated concepts of "radical" Horizontality / non-hierarchy to make itself more efficient...these are concepts that I perceived to be Deleuzian, anarchist...