bripat9643
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OF course, the government always steps in on every decision. Once it starts setting wage rates and prices, then it is forced by economic necisisty to regulate production, sale price, quantity produced, and every other aspect of the production process.It's only "intermediate" in the sense that it's not further left than communism. However, it is about 95% of the way to communism.You're confusing ideological propaganda with reality. They are two sides of the exact same coin. Both are totalitarian. Period. End of story.
Fascism is actually pretty intermediate between Capitalism, and Communism.
Nope, because Fascism allows private ownership of business, and land.
It doesn't allow private ownership in any real sense. If you don't have control, then you don't have ownership. If you have a title to a car, but your brother in law ts to use it whenever he wants, then he's the true owner, not you. Under fascism, the so-called "owners" have no control. The government makes all the decisions.
Totally off base.
Fascism would step in to regulate private enterprise if they didn't benefit national interest.
Communism would step in to replace, and destroy private enterprise, because enterprise causes inequality.
Not the same thing.