I don’t disagree with you. However, make no mistake, in the end the fascists have total control over the means of production. All they need is the perception of a need to exercise it.
Kind of like China’s stock market tanking and the solution being a ban, enforced at the point of the gun, on selling shares.
Schindler’s List actually displayed fascist control of “private industry” pretty well. Oscar Schindler’s factories produced what the nazi government told him to produce and he produced it where the nazi government told him to produce it. If he hadn’t been a member of the nazi party in good standing he wouldn’t have owned his business and wouldn’t have saved the lives he saved.
Liberals like to claim the nazis were capitalists and point to nazi supporting businesses doing very well in nazi Germany. It always leaves them stumped when I ask them what happened to the businesses that didn’t support the nazis.
In the end fascism doesn’t work either. It just keeps production declining at a slower rate. Fascism is Mercantilism for the whole economy. Mercantilism was great for making a select few merchants and politicians wealthy. For the common people, not so much. Obama seems to be negotiating something very like a mercantilist system in his trade negotiations.