First of all, I understand why you are attracted to Fascism. My own inspiration is the book discussed in this thread:
Well, my attraction fascism stems from the fact the humans need to be part of something larger than them. To quote Jonathan Haidt "We humans have a dual nature—we are selfish primates who long to be a part of something larger and nobler than ourselves."
Over the years ever since the dawn of humanity, humans have lived in tribes and in close proximity. This is the first time in history that humans are completely individualistic (with the some obvious exceptions, but let's confine ourselves to Western societies because those are the ones I'm most familiar with). And just like Nietszchian nihilism was the response to the metaphorical death of Christianity, I believe that the attraction to alternative politics (fascism or otherwise) is the natural response to the status quo. Sure, some people might not be as radical as me and jump to the opposite side of the spectrum of neo-liberal Marxism, but the rejection of postmodernist Marxist ideas (I know that many hold to the notion that postmodernism is the rejection of modern ideas like Marxism, but that's a different discussion, and I do believe that these 2 can coexist) is almost always correlated with right leaning movements. Anyway, back to fascism. Fascism provides an elegant system that gives us a sense of purpose in an otherwise meaningless world. Furthermore, as incel who's ignored by the left and exploited by the right, you find yourself resenting both sides. But what are the alternatives? Almost every political ideology is either left or right leaning, except for fascism.
ts author says that one of the fundamental oppositions of human thought is what he calls "Truth vs. Trust"
He rejects Truth, which is the basis of Communism and SJW/Wokeness, and shows why it does not hold water philosophically, using the works of Ludwig Wittgenstein, Immanuel Kant and George Berkeley.
He then shows that Trust, on the other hand, is the basis of everything in human cooperation. Truth and knowledge are manipulative pipe-dreams while Trust is what allows us to divide work among ourselves and thus achieve everything we have today, including science.
Fascism, as a form of anti-Communism, is clearly on the side of Trust. For example SS daggers bore the inscription "Meine Ehre ist mein Treue" (usually translated "my honor is my fidelity" or "my honor is my trustworthiness")
On that count, Fascism obviously has something going for it and this is why so many people were attracted to it.
However, each form of fascism mixes bullshit that sometimes borders on the ridiculous to that initially valuable insight.
I'd rather stay mute on that for now as I haven't read the book, but I'll get back to you on that later.
Mussolini was a giga-Chad (by the standards of his place and era). Clara Petacci was his main Stacy (he had others). After lunch, he often retired to the personal quarters of his palace to fuck Petacci. He was fond of saying that a little action in the afternoon was "good for the Duce". In other words, it got his alpha-male juices flowing. Mussolini was a ridiculous example of Chad-tyranny. He obviously had zero respect for Incels ... But he was the inventor of Fascism. One should remember that.
I disagree. Mussolini was not a chad by any means. The sole reason he was able to attain women is his status. Same goes for Hitler. Ironically, Mussolini started out as a socialist and was a problematic kid. I wouldn't go as far as to as that he had 0 respect for incels. He simply respected the nation more than anything else, and as you know actual eugenics is not necessarily the same as PSL eugenics - i.e. only individuals that are useful to the state are good. You also have to factor in the time line he lived in. Back then status and the articulation were considered desirable traits (and still are to a certain extent, albeit they get trumped by looks these days).
Yeah, there's really no need to get into that.
Although Nietzsche's work was fundamentally anti-Christian -- he said that Christian relabelled the unattainable things coveted the most and made them into virtues (e.g. celibacy became purity) -- I think they can be brought together. Basically was saying that Christians were incels who created the cope to end all copes. However, JP is currently trying to come up with a version of Christianity that's compatible with Nietzschian nihilism. I'm not fully sold on it, but it's still interesting.
As for the Mosley speech, I've seen that one. But you also gotta remember that he became obsessed with the race stuff later, and fell down the antisemitic rabbit hole (I'm not denying that the Jews are responsible for many issues that we have today, but irrationally hating them is not effective and will only exacerbate the issue). So yeah, the dude definitely had some nutty ideas.
And although Mosley might have misunderstood Nietzsche's work -- which are up to interpretation, or as Nietzsche himself would say "there are no facts, just interpretations" -- he most certainly didn't misunderstand fascism as he the father of it. I think he's falling into the same trap as JP; he's taking things metaphorically. I don't know, I might be wrong about it, I'll have to look more into this if I want to respond properly.
As I said in the OP, the closer we move back to the "state of Nature", the closer we move to the original Chad/Stacy arrangement, i.e. the animal alpha-male instinct. In Paleolithic tribal societies there was a deficit of women (bc the Chad-chief took several for himself) That automatically created Incels, which were called "rubbish men". It is only in highly evolved societies like Puritan New England that that kind of original inceldom was fully overcome. Puritanism is the origin of capitalism and of the modern world, even if the said modern world turned its back on the kind of full-on Christianity the Puritans stood for. Turning the clock back to a "closer to nature" state only means closer to the original Chad/Stacy/Rubbish Men nightmare.
No. The hunter-gatherer dynamic will benefit incels IMO. It is true that some of us might be killed by the alpha of the tribe, which in itself not as bad as being subjected to years of bitter, indissoluble loneliness, but also incels might get Chad's sloppy seconds and even have regular intercourse since individualism will be cease be a thing, and people will always be in the vicinity of each other somewhere in the woods, far far away from this depraved system. Our current society is very much like the one described in Brave New World by Huxley - dystopian, nihilistic, individualistic and an ignorant one controlled by the elites. What I want to have is a society like the one on the "Savage" reservation where John has spent most of his life.
Moreover, the close proximity would most definitely solve our loneliness problem. I won't delve into this here because it'll make the comment unnecessarily long, and I think I've rambled enough. But here are two short short videos that explains it pretty well why both "Christianity" (i.e. in that case any type of spirituality, even an atheistic one like Sam Harris') and the hunter-gatherer dynamic will at the very least alleviate the incel's suffering:
1.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YAhK-OdUphQ&ab_channel=NotesfromInceldom
2.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s_Ym95LsIsc&ab_channel=NotesfromInceldom