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My order of fascist authorities in order of those who wish to rule with the most power are:
The Greens, Labour Party, UKIP, Conservatives, Liberals.

The Greens and UKIP are not currently a problem given their lack of support and that given their power voting to power ratio would argue for PR and therein undermine their quest for power. But like the Labour parties obsession with state enforced socialism touted by the Corbynistas the Green Party use the good of all argument like religious fundamentalists.

The argument can be seen in the education policies of parties:
Conservatives: Give vouchers to parents so they can choose what subjects and what schools to invest in.

Labour: Work towards compulsory education and call parents to account

Greens: Would like everyone to be green but don't want to be seen as authoritarian, lucky they have no power.

Liberals: status quo, though dangerous leanings towards more state funding.
Graham Evans MP : Why we need a voucher system for schools (UK)

why liberals should support school vouchers and conservatives should not (US)
the case for school choice (US)
Note that in the US Liberals (Democrats) are seen as socialists whilst Republicans are like the UK's Conservatives, where finances are concerned Liberals in that they argue to free the individual from state demands.
liberal-and-conservative-views-on-education (US ?)

As generally I would support a Liberal ideology in this case the Conservatives have shown the more liberal policy

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