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The idea that canceling a show equates to fascism ignores several critical points. First, the show was losing its audience and was hemorrhaging money, signaling a waning influence. More importantly, Colbear was known for his vehement anti-Trump rhetoric and a style that often divided rather than united the electorate. His show became a mirror of his own ideological convictions, catering primarily to a base that shared his perspectives while alienating others.