One can be fascist in opinion even if you personally have no power to 'totalify' anything, methinks. Your intention or hope to do so (especially when backed up by whatever actions might accompany this) should qualify in that respect.
I don't think everyone called a fascist is rightfully so (e.g., calling for sensible precautionary public health measures needn't be a Josef Mengele thing) and not even everyone sporting a hackenkreuz or even parading with a bunch of sticks (context is everything!) and so we do risk overusing and diluting the term - or even entirely misdirecting it, accidentally or wilfully, with Godwin maybe having something to comment about in some cases.
But don't imagine that by a strict measure we can't have a kind of Sorites Paradox where some scenario is clearly not fascist, this other scenerio is clearly not fascist, all scenarios are clearly not fascist until... Isn't it now actually fascist? Don't let me prescribe at what exact point it definitely will be, but accept the possibility that there are (non-inevitable) paths that taste definitely of fascism. Exactly what that topnote taste is, and what things taste of it, are of course up for discussion.