Just a minor point (and it is just a minor point when it comes to practical reality):—

Under Communism, everything is owned by everybody, and what might be done with anything is administered by an all-powerful government.

Under Fascism, everything is privately owned, and what might be done with anything is administered by an all-powerful government.

Under Communism, they are called "gulags." Under Fascism, they are called "concentration camps." Barbed wire is called barbed wire under both systems.

Major point:—

Our elected officials all take an oath to preserve and protect the Constitution. Any attempt on the part of any elected official to negate the Constitution in any way can and should be construed as treason.

End of basic political science lecture.

Don Firth