Once again, Communism and Fascism differ in their goals but they are both on the same end of the political spectrum. Why do you think Communism is considered a form of  "Socialism," i.e., the former Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR), where as Fascism is referred to as "National Socialism?" Two sides of the same coin (statist, authoritarian ideologies with no indivdual rights), the main difference being in their economic structure and the idea of nationalism.