I myself find solace in some of the points of fascism- that part of the meaning of life is struggle, and the cult of heroism (are the Marvel movies fascist?). I certainly don't believe that qualifies me as a fascist, especially because I also strongly believe that tolerance of others is one of core principals of political morality.
For instance, Tony Stark is a murderer, a sociopathic one at that. The whole Marvel Cinematic Universe practically kicks off with him doing revenge killings, almost killing a government pilot and chuckling about it with his pal.
Of course, the trope of the righteous individual is heavily leaned on in movies.
> I also strongly believe that tolerance of others is one of core principals of political morality.
Maybe not you, but there is definitely a strain of the "anti-fascist" culture that is pretty fascist. In the name of diversity and tolerance no less. Including firings, blackballing, and public beatings in extreme cases.
Of course there are fascists that appeal back to an idyllic monoculture that never really existed, but they get enough press that it's already well covered.
From a US perspective, I would add "we are a nation of immigrants (therefore immigration should continue)" to that list.