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Unfortunately, though, regardless of whether he intends to be fascist or not, his actions have direct consequences and affect how the administration rules. Author Bio: Douglas Miller is a comparative political theorist, and a professional Japanese-English translator. Such policies include: corrupt personalization of wealth by the rulers, detention of asylum seekers and forced separation of families, use of paramilitary police to contain peaceful protests, the proclamation of a necessity of patriotic education, and the list goes on. Henceforth, there is a need to review and deconstruct the categories in their most rudimentary qualities, to come up with accurate definitions that better characterize the regime-type. The policies of the Trump administration, according to this definition, is fascist, or veering ever so close to it. For fascist states, the linguistic determinant is included in its culture invented by the ruling class to promote cohesion within the state, the development of a common foe, and top-down nationalism. Or will the community come together and treat a fascist like a fascist? A second Trump term will inevitably open doors to more blatant forms of repression. His research interests are on the incongruence of western and Asian political theory.{/INSERTKEYS}{/PARAGRAPH} While democracies share no linguistic determinant, the general rubric of democracy is based on a culture of western liberalism, and have varying degrees of political accountability through elections and other means. As early as , Orwell decried the rampant misuse of the term, noting that neither fascism nor democracy really meant anything anymore. Only time will tell, but I am not hopeful. One of the main goals of my doctoral journey was to show that political theories, like the words it consists of, change meaning over time. As such, there is little to no political accountability. However, I cannot definitively claim that Trump himself is fascist. {PARAGRAPH}{INSERTKEYS}Sort of. And the international community needs to understand the tendencies of this administration. And that, using and reusing dilapidated political categories just lead to international miscommunications when attempting to conduct multilateral diplomacy. The key distinction is intent. Will the international community turn a blind eye again if there are any electoral shenanigans? Well, sort of. For the last 4 years, I have been contemplating on the nature of the Trump administration. The intent of the above policies closely echoes historically fascist and authoritarian regimes. For the same 4 years, I was working on my PhD dissertation, theorizing political ideologies such as democracy and fascism. So where does this put the state of America today? Through my own research and logical exercises, I was able to deconstruct democracy and fascism into the following three criteria: Linguistic Determinant, Culture, and Political Accountability. Just as the British upper classes favored appeasement towards the Germans and Italians in the 20th century, the international ruling classes are seemingly turning a blind eye to the atrocities that are being perpetuated by the Trump administration in America today. Is Trump fascist, as some hyper-liberals like to label him? What we do not want, are 21st century Neville Chamberlains cozying up to the Trump family.