Antifa should know that Mussolini was a fellow Socialist.
Nobody can seem to make the connection that both the Fascists and the Nazis were always SOCIALIST doctrines, and not “right-wing” in any sense or meaning of the term.
Fascism was supposed to be made up of cartels which represented each of the major industrial bases of the economy, in mining, manufacturing, transportation, wholesale, retail and educational facilities. A representative of each of these cartels was sent to a central committee and the gathered leaders made state policy, which of course was for the primary benefit of the interests of each of the cartels. Winners and losers where assigned depending on the degree of loyalty to the central committee, with little regard for the laboring class that supplied the manpower to keep the industries humming.
The National Socialist German Workingmen’s Party, the full name of the Nazi party, was more concerned with the organization of the government itself, and while they also assigned winners and losers, the industries themselves has little input into the decisions. Again, in spite of the attempt at populism, the governing elite had little empathy or concern about the laboring class, considering them a malleable resource fit only for fulfilling assigned duties, again to assure the industrial base was fully manned and showing some degree of productivity.
Both of these philosophical constructs fell into a quasi-military hierarchy, and used both threats of actual punishments on the noncompliant, and shining promises they never meant to deliver on, to motivate the common citizenry. Fear and greed were the operating factors in controlling the majority of the population, with a scapegoat being selected as the “enemy of the people”, to be roundly hated and treated as mere chattels of whomever was in charge of the ruling elite.