I this is your view I dont' think there's any room for discuzzion any further. And it's a pity, because I'm european. In Europe, we take history very seriously, probably because ours is long and complicated. Being the son of a far right fascist idiot man (I'm italian, so I'm talking about real, authentic Mussolini's fascismo) and of a catholic conservative but very intelligent woman, I know the distorted view of history far-right people has. I dela with that every day, and I know it would be an exhausting an useless discussion to try and make you understand the views we have in Europe HAVING EXPERIENCED soviet control of our Communist Party, and and the many benefic effects it had on our country, and the nasty effect it had on our freedom, general wealth and civil rights when the Soviet Union fell and no power could any more arginate the far right influences of US on our real daly lives.
I'll leave you with your beliefs, since you evidently don't mean them as negotiable at any level, but I'll leave you with a little story to hopefully make you think a little that outside of propaganda narratives, stuff is not so black and white as they generally try to brainwash us they are.
As I mentioned before, my mother is a catholic consevative. She has been a doctor all her life, and a very good one. Very straight work ethics, convinced being a doctor is a mission, not a job and so on. She was the daughter of a very poor family of serf peasants. After the war, my grandpa was a catholic and didn't like commies, so he refused to contribute to the birh of the communist italian party by donating wheat and other stuff to the party, and some commies bullied them for a while for this, including property damages, quite serious in the poverty of those times. For this reason nobody ever liked the communists in mum's family.
Despite all that, though, my mother has admitted all her life that without the social changes brought by communists an socialists in Italy, che would'nt have been able to become the good doctor she always was (free university, free high schools, study purse for the poors, and guaranteed minimum wage since the beginning of work as examples). So, you see, you should know things from a wider spectrum and accept half measures, to really understand history or people, or people's motivations.