Hezbollah is a fascistic, sectarian organization

I thank rross in return for accepting this challenge, hoping this debate would be beneficial and worthwhile for all the readers here. According to the rules above, I'm the one giving evidence that Hezbollah is a fascistic, sectarian organization. My friend only has to disprove my arguments to win the debate. 1- On Hezbollah's Fascism There are many examples of Hezbollah's fascism but I'm going to only list a few. I apologize for the graphic images I will use as evidence alongside my citations. We have agreed to use the following definition of fascistic: Expecting unquestioning obedience and acting in a tyrannical manner that involves censorship, compulsion and persecution. Hence, I will use examples that relate to that definition. 1A- Hezbollah's “Either with me or a traitor” principle which they use to accuse others of treason, even though actual treason should only be determined by the Lebanese government after thorough investigations. This has been recently demonstrated on Hezbollah's channel, Al Manar, by a Pro-hezbollah newspaper editor in-chief Ibrahim Al-Amin who said, "Lebanese opponents of Hezbollah are Israeli collaborators until proven otherwise[1]." This is clearly an example of unquestioning obedience. Further evidence for this is present in 1B, 1C, 1D, 1E and 1F.1B- Hezbollah attacking peaceful protesters in front of the Iranian embassy and killing Hashem Salman on June 9, 2013, and then objecting to giving him a burial in his home-town because he is a “traitor”[2]. Note that Hashem is only a young pacifist and a youth-leader of a political party(Lebanese Option Party), and even Hezbollah hasn't claimed or proved that he is an actual traitor. Hezbollah attacking peaceful protesters in front of the Iranian embassy. Hashem Salman shot dead.1C- Hezbollah threatening Rami Olaik for publishing an anti-Hezbollah book, "Under the Green Waters," by burning his relatives' house entrance and leaving a letter on May 21, 2013[3]. Rami Olaik is an ex-Hezbollah supporter(formerly a member of Hezbollah that served as the party’s representative at AUB from 1992 to 1996), prominent author and currently a professor in the American University of Beirut. According to Olaik, “Hezbollah members burned the entrance to my home[grandmother's house] in the town of Yahmour, and left a letter saying, you have to leave and not come back." 1D- Hezbollah's attempt to kill Moustapha Geha for republishing his father's work "Khomeini Assassinates Zarathura" on Saturday April 14, 2012. His father was assassinated previously for his ant-Hezbollah books on 1992 , and the son was about to have a similar fate[4]. Thankfully, the son is currently safe in Sweden after the assassination attempt, and more outspokenly anti-Hezbollah than ever in his political asylum. Moustapha Geha's father after his assassination in 1992 for his book "Khomeini Assasinates Zarathura."1E- Hezbollah's supporters burning the Future TV building and archive on May 10, 2008, which forced the TV station to be inactive for a while[5]. The journalists who worked there claimed that Hezbollah members threatened to bring down the roof on their heads. Note that the TV station belongs to the Harriri family which is against Hezbollah. 1F- Hezbollah having fascistic districts in Dahiyeh and other regions where Sunnah are persecuted and shunned[6] and dissenting Shiah are threatened(Such as Sayyed Mohammad Ali El Husseini and many others[7]). In addition to this, Hezbollah prohibits the Lebanese military from arresting certain suspects from the Dahiyeh[8].1G- Hezbollah attacking Lebanese towns and villages in 7 and 11 May 2008, conquering Beirut and forcing the Lebanese Ministry to follow its orders as a result of the conquest[9].1H- The leader of Hezbollah, Hassan Nasrallah, has made speeches which themselves are full of fascism. For instance, he says that the hands that try to arrest any Hezbollah member must be cut off[10]. He also praised the fascism that occurred in May 7, when Hezbollah started a coup and many Lebanese were killed, by stating that 7 May was a glorious day in the history of Lebanon[11]. 1I- Hezbollah's participation in the Syrian war alongside the Syrian tyranny[12]. It is true that some of the rebels are radical Islamists and terrorists. However, a large group are moderate Muslims who are seeking freedom from the Alawite dictatorship that has governed for many years. Hezbollah's role against the FSA is thus fascistic because it is fighting to revert Syria back into a fascistic regime.1J- Hezbollah establishing strict, Islamic laws in some Lebanese districts and forcing people to follow them. For instance, Hezbollah attacks alcohol shops in certain regions, even though the government does not ban alcohol. An example of this is the incident that happened in Tyre(a Shiah populated area) on November 16, 2012, in which an alcohol shop was bombed[13]. Moreover, Hezbollah even places restrictions on Lebanese poetry festivals in South Lebanon and the Dahyeh region, which prohibit the poets from hinting to sexual matters, using any form of flattery toward women, drinking alcohol, allowing the attendants to drink or using music and instruments used in such events.2- On Hezbollah's SectarianismWe agreed to use the following definition of sectarian: Fighting for a certain sect and seeking sect-related, religious goals and ambitions.Hezbollah is no longer just a local resistance, but a sectarian and fascistic organization with its own agenda. This agenda was announced by its leader Nasrallah in the late 1980s when he announced that Hezbollah's main ambition is to create an Iranian-controlled, Shiah state in Arabia[14]. It is clear that Hezbollah is seeking the dominance of the Shiah sect over the Sunnah. This can also be deduced from Hezbollah's involvement in the Syrian war alongside with Bashar Al Assad, even when the Syrian rebels are a dangerous threat to Israel according to the Israelis themselves[15]. This shows that Hezbollah's ambition is not to fight Israel, but to participate in a Sunni-Shiah civil war so that the Shiah are victorious. Another example of Hezbollah's sectarianism is the support of the Bahrain revolution (lead by Shiah against Sunnah) because of the oppression in that particular country[16], even though Hezbollah supports an oppressive Ba'ath regime in Syria which oppresses a majority of Sunnah. Hezbollah, back in 1982, used to have non-Shiah participants. However, currently it is clear that Hezbollah is mostly composed of Shiah from Lebanon, Iran and Iraq. Even Samir Kuntar, a non-Shiah old fighter in Hezbollah which is praised as a hero(even though he is a bestial murder), has been lately converted into a Shiah[17].[1] youtube.com/watch?v=4CycKh-B1Ok[2] yalibnan.com/2013/06/11/lebanese-leaders-condemn-the-killing-of-hashem-salman/[3] now.mmedia.me/lb/en/lebanonnews/hezbollah-critic-receives-death-threats-grandmothers-house-attacked[4] frontpagemag.com/2012/arnold-ahlert/lebanese-reformer-seeks-safe-haven/[5] huffingtonpost.com/magda-abufadil/lebanons-future-media-unp_b_101258.html[6] now.mmedia.me/lb/en/reportsfeatures/dahiyehs-sunnis-are-no-more[7] persecution.org/?p=6241&upm_export=print[8] yalibnan.com/2011/07/02/nasrallah-not-even-in-300-years-could-hezbollah-suspects-be-arrested/[9] news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/7391600.stm‎[10] dailystar.com.lb/News/Politics/Nov/12/Nasrallah-We-will-not-allow-arrest-of-fighters.ashx[11] dailystar.com.lb/News/Politics/May/16/Nasrallah-hails-May-7-as-glorious-day-for-Resistance.ashx[12] guardian.co.uk/world/2013/may/24/hezbollah-syria-new-reality-supporters[13] nytimes.com/2012/01/26/world/middleeast/militants-set-their-attacks-on-alcohol-in-lebanon.html?_r=0[14] youtube.com/watch?v=yIGxYa_-59w‎[15] israelhayom.com/site/newsletter_article.php?id=7883[16] edition.cnn.com/2011/WORLD/meast/04/25/bahrain.hezbollah/index.html[17] haaretz.com/print-edition/news/lebanon-elite-turns-out-to-celebrate-terrorist-samir-kuntar-s-engagement-1.271379