Editing Difference between Communism and Fascism
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! !! Communism !! Fascism | ! !! Communism !! Fascism | ||
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− | | Philosophy || Moving away from possession based on individual ability towards public | + | | Philosophy || Moving away from possession based on individual ability towards public ownerships that serves everybody’s needs. || Necessitates state glory through the relentless pursuit of conquest and war. |
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| Key elements || Dictatorship, planned economy, no private property, common ownership of production tools. || Social Darwinism, Idealism, planned economy, centralized government, anti-democratic, extreme nationalism, racism. | | Key elements || Dictatorship, planned economy, no private property, common ownership of production tools. || Social Darwinism, Idealism, planned economy, centralized government, anti-democratic, extreme nationalism, racism. | ||
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| Key Proponents || Karl Marx, Fidel Castro, Friedrich Engels, Che Guevara, Peter Kropotkin, Joseph Stalin, Ho Chi Minh. || Adolf Hitler, William Dudley Pelley, Benito Mussolini, Primo de Rivera, Francisco Franco, Oswald Mosley, José Antonio Corneliu. | | Key Proponents || Karl Marx, Fidel Castro, Friedrich Engels, Che Guevara, Peter Kropotkin, Joseph Stalin, Ho Chi Minh. || Adolf Hitler, William Dudley Pelley, Benito Mussolini, Primo de Rivera, Francisco Franco, Oswald Mosley, José Antonio Corneliu. | ||
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− | | Political system || Although never | + | | Political system || Although never practised, a communist political system will be classless and stateless, were people govern directly. || Cronyism is common. A fascist political system features an enigmatic leader with absolute authority. |
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| Private Property || Abolished. || Nominally permitted. | | Private Property || Abolished. || Nominally permitted. | ||
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| Social structure|| Class distinctions eliminated. || Italian Fascism involves a rigid class structure whilst German Nazis emphasized racial superiority with no classes. | | Social structure|| Class distinctions eliminated. || Italian Fascism involves a rigid class structure whilst German Nazis emphasized racial superiority with no classes. | ||
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− | | Economic system || Grounded in material abundance, production tools and | + | | Economic system || Grounded in material abundance, production tools and capitall are publicly owned. || A Fascist economy is characterized by mega scale public works, deficit spending and strong dissonance of globalization. |
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| Political movements || Marxism–Leninism, Marxist Communism, Eurocommunism, Leninism, Maoism, Stalinism, etc.|| Nazism, National Socialism, Falangism, national-Bolshevism. Strasserism, neo-Nazism, etc. | | Political movements || Marxism–Leninism, Marxist Communism, Eurocommunism, Leninism, Maoism, Stalinism, etc.|| Nazism, National Socialism, Falangism, national-Bolshevism. Strasserism, neo-Nazism, etc. |