Exploring the meaning behind the use of the word "Harmony" was the beginning of an interesting discussion but the last part of your comment unfortunately reads like thinly-veiled partisan jabs. You unnecessarily chose phrases particularly associated with the American left-wing when a more neutral approach would have been sufficient.

The idea of "Harmony" is strongly connected to collectivist ideology. In the west, mainstream political parties tend to embody particular aspects of collectivism, while parties that completely embrace or reject it are relegated to the fringe (eg. Communist or Libertarian parties). In the US, the right-wing tends to be highly collectivist when it comes to the military/law enforcement (eg. "Support our troops"), religious practice, and national identity (eg. "Patriots") while the left-wing tends to be more collectivist when it comes to government programs and policy (eg. Universal Healthcare).