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Only if you believe that any violence is extreme. I would disagree, punching fascists is fairly centrist and enjoys broad support.
That is besides the point. You can be against facists and also against Nestle at the same time.
I do, and where I live being the first to throw a punch towards anyone for almost any reason is generally frowned upon.
The reason that violence is dangerous in this context is that it can allow a violent minority to oppress and subjugate a majority. By removing it from society in general and de-legitimizing its use the influence of these sorts of people can be effectively minimized.
"Centrist" only if you use the sense of a median popular political position, which isn't really what it means. Self-described centrists are actually conservative and tend to be weirdly* okay with Nazis.
*weird if you don't understand the link between capital, the state, conservatism and fascism