Oddly for an American fascist, Metzger is also explicitly anti-capitalist, taking up the lesson of his Nazi heroes. Doug Henwood has mentioned the Hitlerite 'nature' movement. In Britain fascists have used the anti-vivisection movement. Arnold Leese, a founder of the 'Imperial Fascist League' in the 20s, was a vet and opposed the Jewish 'shoyket' ritual slaughter for kosher meat. Today the argument would be extended against Muslim 'Halal' as well.
Some fascists are active today in anti-blood sport groups.
Its 'founder' Julius Evola calls for a return to a rural lifestyle. The 'Third Position' has followers among far-right groups across the world. I should also mention 'Social Darwinism' and groups that advocate 'Zero Population Growth'. Then there is the 'Wise Use' environmental movement based on the idea that the environment must be exploited for human use. These base themselves on the social and economic points of the '25 Points of the Nazi Programme' such as the nationalisation of Trusts.