Elaborating on Adorno’s observation that fascist propaganda is psychoanalysis in reverse the author demonstrates that psychoanalytic praxis and ethics are diametrically opposed to fascist propaganda and to fascistic states of mind. The article demonstrates how Fascist states of mind rely on inventing enemies and on using massive projective identification to lodge hated aspects of the Self in these enemies who are then attacked and destroyed. The inclination to rush into action instead of reflection, the proclivity to create false certainty and remove any traces of doubt in fascistic states is examined. The attack on truth and complex thinking in these malignant states is also explored. Using Trump’s rhetoric and the rhetorical devices employed by American ultra-right-wing agitators during the Roosevelt administration, the author demonstrates that the very practice of psychoanalysis can be viewed as a form of a steady, thoughtful and a peaceful resistance to the destructive seduction of fascistic states of mind.