I have more than a surface-deep level of understanding pertaining to fascism, and I’m capable of recognizing the signs and symptoms.
Watching Andor or some youtuber doesn't count as a significant understanding of fascism.
If you'd actually learned about fascism, you'd know that the Brownshirts and Blackshirts both were itching for street level fights and that the resulting chaos in the streets fueled perceptions of mayhem which helped enable both fascist movements to enact more sweeping laws etc.
The reason trump sent ICE into Democratic cities with smaller immigrant communities was precisely because he was hoping people would be dumb enough to start throwing punches or better/worse yet, kill an officer.
You beat nascent fascism movements by convincing people. You don't win by punching randoms. As my friend had to explain to her young son, "you might be right but the moment you throw a punch, you've lost. Doesn't matter if you're in the right, you've lost."
Honestly, if I were one of the digital overlords of social media and I wanted to help the trump administration, I can think of few things more effective than promoting this idea of punching "nazis". If enough idiots listen and we start throwing serious punches, we'll lose.
If you want to learn, it's a bit of a slog but I can think of few books better than Shirers Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.