What is the differance between fascism and pacifism?

Fascism is the belief that the individual exists to serve the state, and that the state is stronger than any group of individuals. The name comes from the term for a bundle of reeds. Any individual reed is easily broken, but a bundle of reeds is strong enough to withstand breakage. read more

by David Schlecht. With all the confusion out there today on the part of the Chronically Confused Conservatives of our times, I though I would try to put together a simple comparison of the three terms they confuse the most for Democracy. read more

This video seeks to explain the main differences between fascism and communism. Social Structure and Class Hierarchies. Communists inspired by The Communist Manifesto believe class hierarchies must be abolished by the state seizing control of private property and industry, thereby abolishing the capitalist class. read more