I disagree. I have read up on Fascism and its numerous definitions for years. I've been interested in the rise of fascism for a very long time and quite well read on the topic. I happen to like the definition used in this article. But there are many definitions of fascism. Problem is, many US polictians on both sides of the aisle meet some of the requirements, many times not the same elements but different mixures of elements. I agree many don't understand the term and it has gotten way overused and wrongly used to the point its lost some of its power as a term. The irony of street thugs who call themselves antifa exhibiting much of the same behavior of Brown Shirts in 1930's Germany should not be lost on anyone.