Yes, fascists living in their own bubble end up congregating just with fascists because most of the rest of society doesn't want anything to do with them. This is a recurring theme in history.
Consider what this looks - and feels - like from their perspective.
I’m actively watching people I grew up with who have never been involved in politics at all become increasingly aware of this push. Do you think they’re going to be open to liberalism when this is their first interaction with it as an ideology?
https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/cFzC996D7Jjds3vS9/arguing-by...
It seems ludicrous to suggest that millions of conservatives across the US are fascists. It isn't productive nor does it offer any solutions for people to communicate, resolve their differences, and coexist.
Not all conservatives are Trump supporters.
What would you call that?
That's an opinion and a generalization of tens of millions of people.
Example: https://www.cnbc.com/2020/11/23/2020-election-results-almost...
So if we were going by polls, it’s clearly complete bullshit.
But polls aren’t evidence. There is no evidence. If there were, it would have been presented, and Trump would be on his way to his second term.
Here is a poll:
https://abcnews.go.com/US/capitol-siege-majority-americans-t...
Does this make it true that Trump should resign?
Opinion polls are not evidence of truth.