Class War, Not Common Ground: Mapping an Unbridgeable Divide with Liberal Embourgeoisement

I advocate for the environment, workers seizing the means of production, ending genocide supported by my government, abolishing private property and decommodifying basic needs, keeping government secular, internationalism, humanity, and the decriminalization of immigrants until it's possible to abolish borders, promoting third parties while under the current system, and allowing everyone to vote, eliminating embourgeoisement, and uniting the world under a world communist republic. My Dem voting acquaintances advocate for halting and abolishing technology because they fear it. Giving workers incentives, making sure their preferred genocidal party wins to sustain privileges for Americans, giving businesses incentives to lower costs of basic needs, and to put homeless people in camps, where they get arrested if caught outside them without work papers, and using what jesus said to push or reject policy, stronger borders/due process for illegals, prioritizing Americans, and nationalism or American exceptionalism, maintaining the duopoly, making it so only intellectuals can vote, while protecting embourgeoisement, and reforming the US into a conservative socialist national liberalist state or i should say some moderate fascist variant state. Then they wonder why I'm so hostile towards them. We have a difference on economics, morality, governance, and philosophical-ideological thought, we are not on the same end of the left to right economic axis, regardless if we're on the same end of the forward backward social order axis. While i'm far left, i'd argue they're right of center or further right. I have no idea about where we fall in relation to the the two diagonal sub axes (authoritarian left to libertarian right moral axis, libertarian left to authoritarian right will axis).