Facsism is a form of Communism thats a sister to Nazism..
They are all forms of Marxism.. which are all “Socialism”..
The only thing missing in this scenario is that Democracy is at the root of them all.. Democracy is the political disease that breeds them.. being Mob Rule by mobsters..
Democracy is indispensable to socialism. The goal of socialism is communism. -V.I. Lenin
The meaning of peace is the absence of opposition to socialism .-Karl Marx
The trouble with how the political spectrum is interpreted, is that people have been looking from the wrong perspective, as if (if it is even possible) we were looking at a rainbow from the side, rather than straight on.
The colors are no longer separated, but the overlapping layers seem to be in a skewed order, making things that have no similarity at all appear to have been placed in close association to something that is its almost diametric opposite. And other highly similar parts are seemingly at wide separation.
Highly centralized regimes must have, as their primary stabilizing factor, a strong military presence, and considerable regimentation in all facets of the lives of individuals, with harsh penalties for deviation from the accepted standards. The tyranny of the majority, once achieved, is simply handed over to an elite few, and the very principle of “democracy” is found to be a hollow and dead-end strategy for founding a government.
There is no opportunity for resolving grievances against such a stratified and rigid structure, and when mutiny breaks out, eith the ruling regime is forced to suppress the insurrection, or capitulate to it, as there is no machinery in place to adjudicate the differences as they arise.
The promoters of the successful insurrection, once they find themselves in control, are often at a loss as how to proceed, so they simply adopt the methods of their predecessors, thus perpetuating the old way of doing things. Only when some new regime comes into control that is willing to surrender its power to a parliamentary body that is a representative republic, will this old cycle be broken. Of course, once the new representative parliament discovers they can vote new entitlements from the national treasury by a popular majority, they are back on the road to the old cycle of rigid control by elites and excessive regimentation.
De Tocqueville warned America of the consequences of this course of action.