Definition of fascism:
On March 23, 1919, Benito Mussolini founded the Fascist Movement
"Fascism wants people who are willing to act, who invest all their energy in their actions: people who are aware of the difficulties that exist and are prepared to face them with masculine self-confidence. It defines life as a struggle in which man must fight for his rightful place, having first developed within himself the physical, moral, and spiritual tools necessary for this. This is what it wants for the individual, the nation, and humanity."
"Fascism is not merely the creator of laws and institutions, but also the educator and promoter of spiritual life. It does not seek to recreate the external form of human life, but its content, the human being, character, and faith."
"The hallmarks of fascism are, first and foremost, work, then discipline, then selflessness, followed by honesty, loyalty, sincerity, and courage."
"The creed of the fascist is heroism, that of the bourgeois is selfishness."
"The life of a fascist is serious, strict, and religious; it is a completely balanced world governed by the spiritual forces of morality and responsibility. Fascists despise a comfortable life."
Source:
Italian Review (March-April 1943): Education and Training in Fascist Italy. 3. The Fascist Idea. The Duce's Statements on Fascism. pp. 1341-1342.
That's only a Fascist atheist El Dulce, describing what he thinks is the raison detre of the fascist man. Fascism is more than that, its the synthesis and centralization of government with corporations. On the political continuum it is on the far left next to Marxist Communism, and Socialism. If you disagreed with El Duce at the height of his power, then you would suffer the same fate as Charlie Kirk.
With the present US political scene, the left had seized power uniting the government and corporate world. The election of Trump ushered in a loss of power. They could no longer threaten people with cancelation or job loss. All of their progressive policies were dismantled and they had no effective persuasive arguments to counter the conservatives. All that was left for them now is violence.