And it's also nationalistic. It's very much concentrated on the state, on the country, on the nation. Where a communist is really centered on the international, like the kind of spreading of communism. And there's also a classless society in theoretical communism. They try to abolish classes so everybody is equal. Maybe we could say that communism is more idealistic and fascism is more realistic. Now in fascism, in a sense, you have a covenant, a covenant, a relationship between the people and the authoritarian regime and that this covenant, which asks for not only loyalty to the state, but to loyalty of the leader, you will be given something in return.