At least it's actually coherent on some level unlike Maupin's shit. They're citing a lot of different communists and US civil rights activists making use use of the same kind of language appealing to the few progressive aspects of the US revolution, I sense some weird lingering streamer beef here. I say all this as a person who believes the US is already a fascist nation, essentially.

I think some of the language which can be found on More Perfect Union's website is way more extreme than either, as a side note. I see them posted around a lot for their reporting on labor action. I remember one of their articles popped up in my feed and it's a white dude talking about being oppressed for having red hair and how Obama inspired him to be a lawyer. He clarifies he's part of the organization just because he followed one of the org leaders on Twitter for ages. Look at this from their form about setting up a chapter:

Criteria for Fellowship Candidates

Fellows may apply individually or have someone nominate them. Individuals recommended/applying as candidates for the Fellowship should be:

Served or still serving in the military or are a military spouse, or a public servant (AmeriCorps, Senior Corps, VISTA, Peace Corps, educators, first responders and health-care workers, local, state and federal government employees, and nonprofit workers)
25 years of age or older
Willing and able to commit to a minimum of one year of service as +MPU Brickyard leader in your local community
Comfortable speaking in front of large audiences, cameras, and hosting events
At a crossroads in their lives—having already achieved professional success, they are ready to renew their commitment to serving the public good and healing American democracy by serving their communities
Willing to uphold +MPU’s values in accordance with our Community Agreement
Are from a diverse background in terms of political ideology, ethnicity, race, gender, sexual orientation, physical ability, and geography