the word was "rabid", as in the product of fevered mind beyond the reach of good sense. You miss the sense of intelligence generally perhaps, but to say I worship people I listen to is a bit of a stretch, and to say I'm only listening to a neat little category of folks you can dismiss with a smear is pretty much rabid.
If I found someone, anyone, who could say something that really moved me to worship, it'd be kinda unusual, and maybe I would. But I don't think I've ever put up a quote from anyone with that kind of devotion, and you're way off from having a decent civil discussion here.
So, yes, maybe you have a fever. Who knows.
Communism doesn't have a real authoritative doctrinal source, and a lot of the ideas have come from other places in the first place, and today are found in a variety of political divisions. The things I mark as "communist" are the notion of a pre-determined dialectic moving human history toward a vision of a world characterized by equality among humans in social and economic parametrs. People who justify a graduated income tax, or taxation of business and tax relief for the low wage workers, minimum wage mandates, government provided health and education, and a lot of other things Marx talked about can fairly be called "communist". The word means a believer in a community in some respect. The first pilgrims to land in Massachussetts were communists, and so were early Mormons, and a number of other social experiments over 150 years ago.
today it might mean a supporter of another government like Cuba, Venezuela, or whatever. Technically speaking the Russians are no longer "communists' per se, neither are the Chinese. Fascist is a more accurate term for folks whose real aim is to build a statist system with elite rule.
While Obama and Hillary have professed a lot of communist ideological beliefs, the record proves they are fascists, really.