Fascist
noun
1. a person who believes in or sympathizes with fascism.
2. (often initial capital letter) a member of a fascist movement or party.
3. a person who is dictatorial or has extreme right-wing views.

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The right wing myth of Liberal Fascism is obscenely false and deliberately
so, a fine example of the perversion of history coming from
”conservatives” these days - and that’s why we normal folk call them
“Wingnuts.”

Syndicalism is a potential substitute for the evils of capitalism, a
reformed corporate system that depends on unions to overcome economic
imbalances of the sort common in the American system, eventually leading
to socialism. Mussolini’s shift from the left to militarism in fascism’s
formative era was opposed by Italian socialists, including the
Syndicalists, though a few leaders did throw in their support. This,
however, is a far cry from ”Jimboo’s” statement above.

In fact, the foundation of Mussolini-style fascism is the military - labor
unions are the perceived enemy of the Italian military-industrial model.

From ”Mussolini & Syndicalism,” by Tom Wetzel:

“Mussolini … was developing the fascist ideology during the war years,
he continued to advocate ‘heroic action’ but he now saw this in terms
of military action rather than in terms of workers revolution …
Nonetheless, Mussolini got very little support from the working class
for his new patriotic, pro-war position. Working people in Italy had
seen too many instances of troops and cops being used to repress
workers struggles to identify the military as “theirs.” However,
Mussolini did succeed in convincing the main leadership of the Italian
Syndicalist Union (USI) of his patriotic position by early 1915. At
the USI’s congress in 1915, its general secretary, Alceste de Ambris,
and other leaders such as Filippo Corridoni, tried to sway the
organization into a pro-war position. It is this event that gave rise
to the myth of syndicalist support for Mussolini. … “

Apart from a few leaders who attempted to assist Il Duce, he had
absolutely no support whatsoever from the Syndicalists. So it can not be
said that he used the movement to advance his fascist ambitions – but lies
and myths are all “conservatives” have these days to advance their own.
Pity the liars of the right – they are intellectually denuded and must
cling to Goldbergian fantasies laced with Rush Limbaugh’s manic-depressive
ravings.

BTW, anyone who believes that Mussolini was a “devout communist” in 1926,
as “Jimboo” does, is drudging through too many disingenuous Wingnut blogs
and needs a decent therapist – preferably a liberal one. This was the very
year that Il Duce declared Italy to be a far-right totalitarian nation – a
fascist one. He traded in his communist principles for corporatism. The
rest is history – but far-right stinkbug propaganda-meisters know very
little about that …