David since you use this term regularly I thought I would give you a bit of and education of what it is
and how it impacts society.  We are seeing further signs of this with the annointing of Kamala.
Bypassing the people seems the Democratic way.  You talk about restoring Democracy really, you've got to be kidding.

Left-wing fascism, characterized by totalitarian control and enforced equality, is harmful to society for several reasons:

1. Suppression of Individual Freedoms:

   • The state controls all aspects of life, leading to the loss of personal freedoms, including freedom of speech, thought, and expression.
   • People are unable to pursue their interests or express dissenting opinions, stifling creativity and innovation.

2. Dehumanization of Citizens:

   • Individuals are treated as mere tools for the state's purposes, reducing human dignity and autonomy.
   • The emphasis on collective over individual interests leads to a lack of personal fulfillment and a sense of purposelessness.

3. Lack of Plurality and Diversity:

   • The enforced homogeneity and suppression of diverse viewpoints result in a stagnant society where new ideas and perspectives are not tolerated.
   • This lack of diversity can lead to a decline in cultural, intellectual, and social development.

4. Economic Inefficiency:

   • The absence of competition and individual initiative can lead to economic inefficiency and stagnation.
   • Innovation and entrepreneurship are stifled, leading to a lack of progress and economic growth.

5. Abuse of Power:

   • Concentration of power in the hands of a few leads to corruption, abuse of power, and oppression.
   • The lack of checks and balances allows leaders to act without accountability, often resulting in human rights violations.

6. Social and Psychological Impact:

   • The constant surveillance and control create an atmosphere of fear and mistrust among citizens.
   • The suppression of individuality and autonomy can lead to widespread mental health issues, such as anxiety, depression, and a sense of hopelessness.

7. Resistance and Conflict:

   • The imposition of a rigid, totalitarian regime often leads to resistance and conflict, both within the society and with external entities.
   • This can result in social unrest, violence, and long-term instability.

8. Historical Precedents:

   • Historical examples, such as the Soviet Union under Stalin, show the devastating impact of totalitarian regimes that attempt to enforce equality through oppressive means.
   • These regimes often result in mass suffering, loss of life, and long-term damage to the social fabric.