>>18136255
I'd argue that Fascism in theory has more in common with communism in practice, than any other ideology.
Communism in theory seeks to abolish state, class, and kapital (money, property etc etc).
Communism in practice however, does the the complete opposite; it creates a hyper-statist authoritarian one-party militaristic government ruled by an all-powerful wealthy elite that controlls the masses, who mobilize the population and production for the means and interests and benefit of the state.
This is exactly what fascism wants.
Fascism is just another word for National-syndicalism. It seeks to control the market, control the economy, abd control the individual to the state interest. Everything for the state by the state. It's authoritarian collectivism. Fascism has nothing to with racism either, in fact, it seeks to pretty much abolish Individuslism altogether and form a collective mass of the people who's sole identity is the state. That's what primarily differ fascism from national-socialism, in NS doctrine it's all about blood, the people, the blood of the people define the state, if you change the people, then you change the state. It's racial socialism. Fascism however is the opposite, it's the state that defines the people.
Some other things differ fascism to Communism in practice, such as corporatism, as fascism allows private business. This is ultimately irrelevant though since Syndicalism of fascism means that all corporations regardless if privately owned, are still completely subservient and mobilized for the interest of the state; they have no free will if the state commands it, and they exist to serve state interests.
Want an example of fascist state? North Korea or Stalins USSR. There is virtually almost no difference.
This isnt just my opinion, George Orwell argued this as well, he was a socialist, but wanted to warn the world that communism in practice becames exactly as what fascism was in theory.