I think, though, that the description of the Soviet State ideology needs some additions. It wasn't just intended to immobilize the victim/individual. That is shown by the night-long argument the Bolsheviks' Politburo had on the eve of storming the Winter Palace, over what to call the government ministries after they'd been taken over.
Point: The Bolsheviks (whose very name was a lie) did not, as the Frankfurt School teaches, insist as all good Communists should on the complete destruction of the corrupt antecedent society, as a basis for discussion of what a just society should look like. They just took it over -- not very ideologically pure in the clinches, and probative of cynicism and manipulation, and dishonesty in argument from day one.
Social Issues: 100% Conservative, 0% Liberal
Personal Responsibility: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal
Fiscal Issues: 100% Conservative, 0% Liberal
Ethics: 50% Conservative, 50% Liberal
Defense and Crime: 100% Conservative, 0% Liberal