Throughout modern history, diverse political ideologies—communism, fascism, national socialism, and neo-Marxism—have claimed to offer unique societal blueprints. Yet, they share a critical element: political collectivism. This paper delves into the authoritarian core that unites these regimes, revealing how they subjugate individual rights in the name of the collective good. By examining their structural similarities, we uncover the mechanisms of control, suppression of dissent, and the coercive nature of collectivist governance. Discover how these ideologies, despite their varied rhetoric, converge in their ultimate goal: the erosion of personal freedom and the stifling of human potential.
