I'm not attempting to comment on labels as a whole in the OP, but they also tend to make me similarly uncomfortable. The idea you mention about defining "bad" ideologies I think deserves some scrutiny, as writing off any abstract idea as "bad" is dismissive and arguably a little simplistic. Nazism is somewhat specific, but I'd argue that fascism and dictatorial monarchies are not inherrently "bad".
As for your second paragraph, I had another set of observations written up about governments having far less ability to affect the actual lives of citizens than people given them credit for ( at least, in the US ). I need to think about it some more, but right now I'm of the opinion that the government doesn't actually have very much power and isn't really worth getting upset about because laws are only as effective as the ability to enforce them.
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