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Part of that 1/3 is likely yearning for Right wing authoritarian theocracy.
The thing is, it is also possible to seduce a third of our country to yearn for ultra-Left authoritarianism, but that's what triggered the October Revolution of 1917, and that's what triggered the 26th of July Movement revolution in Cuba, although that revolution was a backlash against another authoritarian dictatorship on the extreme Right.

I'm going to argue that once the ultra left becomes authoritarian it is no longer the party of movement. It becomes the party of order.

Fidel never took off the uniform. Never ceded power to the people but usurped it for a privileged few. This seems to be where "SOCIALISM" Usually seems to fail. It's the point where a powerful individual tries to force Marxian theory into existence through strict state policing and government controls while he and his cronies loot the treasury.

The point where the horseshoe bends back on itself.

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