Yeah, no. Nothing of what you said is actually correct, starting with "The connotation for fascism" ending with "naturally fascist". It to an almost impressive degree semantically nonsensical as well as logically incoherent. But at least one can concluded that you don't like the term fascism for some reason, a term that has reasonably well defined and commonly agreed meaning (and nowhere near anything what you said), albeit with a tendency to be overused.
Well, first off: it's not my conclusion (I would likely have used some other and more precise term, like "modern authoritarianism", which has enough similarities to historical fascism to cause alarm). Secondly, "fascism is on the rise" is such an ambiguous statement that could mean anything from "the seeds on fascism is forming somewhere" to "the number of fully fledged fascist states are increasing", which just leads to thirdly: I could certainly continue to help you get out of your mental block where you can only see one absurd reason for fascism being on the rise, but I think we can agree that this really isn't necessary.
