First, I think that the Golden Dawn website could use a good editor.
Second,
>>1, why do you "support Golden Dawn and its struggle"? My question isn't meant as a challenge. It's just that saying something to the effect of "I think/believe X", without elaborating provides no food for thought or further discussion, and I'm curious as to why you support Golden Dawn.
Having said that, I do not support Golden Dawn. I read the various links that
>>1 posted, and while it's unclear to me whether or not they are neo-nazi as a whole, it does seem clear they they have used varying amounts of violence in a large number of instances. I cannot support that, especially if it turns out to be true that they've murdered people for their own interests.
In general, I dislike fascism because I think it's too narrow and limiting, and much more so today than back in the 1930s and 1940s when it really took hold in several countries, because the world today is much more interconnected than it was back then. If too much of your worldview is focused on your national, cultural, ethnic, etc. heritage, it becomes harder to see beyond those things, leading to stronger in-group bias, which makes ideological conflict (as opposed to discussion and exploration of differing ideologies, and compromise and negotiation between them) more likely.
In general, for individuals and groups of all sizes, even going all the way up to nation-sized and larger, I think there is (and should be) a balance between selfishness and selflessness. To me, it seems like fascism tips the scale too far toward selfishness, especially considering that, for nations, the balance is typically already quite far into the realm of selfishness.