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“Fascism is ok as long as it’s my flavor of it.”
Less fascist is still fascist honey. When unelected, undemocratic moneyed interests run your party, as it does in the American duopoly, fascism is always the end game.  
You can Keep telling yourself these pretty little lies, but the democrats just want to prop up the status quo for a bit longer while the republicans have given up on the charade altogether.
The Biden administration is also releasing a “Blueprint for a Renters Bill of Rights” that highlights the need for clear and fair leases, the right to organize, and eviction prevention and diversion, among other principles.

Having a renters bill of rights would be a great step, and it is good to see the Biden administration taking positive steps to address the rental crisis. Unfortunately, Biden alone cannot offer the major changes needed without congress:

"The hard truth is that administrative action on its own can’t resolve the housing crisis that we’re in,” Yentel said. “It’s going to require major action from Congress, and unfortunately, the opportunity we had through Build Back Better passed by...We are clear-eyed about the limitations of administrative actions but are still pushing to do all we can now. The need is greater than ever.” >

People can't afford a a place to live and inflation and profits are at record highs. Nothing will change until the wealthy lose some of their power. They need substantially higher taxes on multiple properties and our mega-monopolies need to be broken up. Eg, the 5-6 companies that own everything in a grocery store.
Towards the end of the game Monopoly, fewer and fewer people own anything on the board and all of the money and power is in the hands of the people that least need it.
As the game progresses, the monopolists charge more because participants have fewer choices and the monopolists have increasing power. When a single player owns everything, the game is over unless money is re-added.
We can re-add money to the game through debt and direct stimulus, but it will never be enough to control the greed and exploitation we're dealing with. We didn't get here by coincidence. Does anyone in a position of power have the guts to do anything about it though? >

Guts has nothing to do with it. Half the country votes for people who explicitly oppose the things you want. >

And the other half are largely ok with letting their side do the same thing as long as they say they nominally support LGBTQ or other minority rights. 
Don’t kid yourself. When it comes to economics, both of our political parties are two sides of the same fascist coin. >

No they aren't, this is disingenuous. Lots of people vote for democrats because they are the objectively less fascist option. They aren't ok with the democrats aiding capitalism, they just know that the more the republicans lose, the more likely we are to prevent literal slavery and genocide, and if the right-most party loses enough, then we get closer to lowering capitalism.
There is a reason people like Bernie Sanders and AOC side with democrats. We have a two party system and it's better if we tip the scales however we can. Treating both parties as the same just helps the worse party.