There are many somewhat lengthy definitions, so I picked up a short bounded one:

Fascism:
a governmental system led by a dictator having complete power, forcibly suppressing opposition and criticism, regimenting all industry, commerce, etc., and emphasizing an aggressive nationalism and often racism.


Lets see:
Obama dictator? Not by a far shot. He does not have complete power.
He does not suppress opposition, nor regimenting all industry and commerce.
And emphasizing aggressive nationalism and racism is more a property of the far right (See south Carolina).

IMO, Your examples are a slap in the face for ones that were a victim of true fascism. You usage of the term is heavily misplaced.

Misusing labels like "socialism" and "fascism" because of political dislike caused that most American do not know the true meaning of those words anymore and is painful for those what have experienced the bitter fruits of the real thing.

I get it you do not like this administration and have a certain view on its actions, sure. But I'm asking you in friendly manner not to use those terms in a misplaced context;.










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>I already gave you examples with ACA. Also...
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>- Executive actions on immigration that federal judges have found unconstitutional (especially in the areas of work permits)
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>- Executive actions on environmental controls, based on data from U.S. agencies that independent scientists have challenged.
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>- Collusion between the DNC, the DOJ, specific Democratic Congressmen, and the IRS to intimidate and suppress the speech of political opponents.
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>- DOJ making legal threats to reporters. Even politically moderate members of the press are complaining that this administration is increasingly dangerous to the press. The story of James Rosen is a chilling account of how far this administration will go to attack a member of the press who is talking to a leaker.
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>- Illegal gun-running programs into Mexico without knowledge of Congress or the Mexican govt
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>- Documented evidence (and sworn testimony) of threats to ICE agents for upholding immigration laws
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>- Violation of the War Powers Act for invading Libya without Congressional Approval (which created an incredible mess)
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>- Obama appointees to NRLB tried to dictate to companies where they can re-locate and also tried to force their workers into unions
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>- Taxpayer financing of failing energy companies where several had political ties to members of Obama's political party
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>Believe me, I can list more. But it's pointless. Too many people have made up their mind that they like this administration, no matter what.