The topic I read was interpreted by me as addressing "socialism," not Theocracies, Military Juntas, Monarchies, Despotic Leaders, or Oligarchies.
If by military junta, you think just because Trump sent troops to LA without a request by the governor, he is trying to create a military junta, you are seriously wrong.
Even though the governor didn't request federal support against the rioters, LA's police chief requested federal government assistance as he said the rioters had gotten out of control and he needed help. The LA police chief was there on the ground and knew the situation and the Constitution, as well as the Insurrection Act allow for federal troops to intervene to suppress violence, if necessary, requested or not. Always remember, "federal laws" outweigh state's governors and can't state constitutions cannot conflict with federal law.
Personally, what I see, when it comes to the present-day Democrats is a party hellbent on ending actual Democracy. If the public votes in their opponent, they promote protesting, violence and disobedience. A Democracy allows for political opposition and the opportunity to vote for the candidate of your choice and if your candidate loses, you simply try to do better, honestly, on the next election period. A Democracy isn't a nation that only allows one party to run. If that's your idea of a legitimate government, you might want to pack your bags and travel to any one of several nations that forbid opposing parties the opportunity to win elections.
North Korea. Their leader gets 100% of the votes in elections.
China. Their party always ensures their party wins, no matter what.
Cuba. They are good at allowing only one party. Opposition is arrested.
Venezuela. Opposition is either arrested or killed by death squads.
Pick your Islamic nation. You can only be a Muslim and the more oppressive the better.
Myanmar. An actual Military Junta. He's your only choice.