What Is Fascism?
Fascism
Fascism is the political manifestation of servility-theft. It occurs when a territorial monopolist of law expropriates property from the bottom to give to the top while simultaneously imposing limitations on the bottom to keep them there. It takes liberties from the bottom so that the top has less competition. The pathology-act involved is servility-theft, which leads or is intended to lead to a hierarchy. That is, the subject of fascism is meant to be servile towards those higher in the hierarchy while stealing from those lower in the hierarchy.
Fascism is the imposing of hierarchy.
Imposed hierarchy is imposed difference between people, be it in ends (their economic outcomes) or the means they are permitted to use. In this way, it is the political antithesis of communism, which is imposed uniformity (neglecting true differences between others). Each of them take via force (robbery).
They are similar in that they each are collective rather than individual, and use aggression to suppress the individual. This is why they are political doctrines rather than philosophical doctrines and why they each seek to wield power through The State, rather than rebel against it.