>>509954549>Liberal democratic capitalism is not the height of the right wing, hell its not even right wing.I said "libertarianism" aka "the absolute minimum state power required to guarantee individual liberties" not the "The Democratic People's Republic Of Korea" style "Liberal democratic capitalism" thing we go by now.
At the far left of the political spectrum you have total collectivism, ie communism. 100% state control, 0% real individual liberties. At the other end you have (strictly speaking) anarchism, 0% state control because there is no state, and 100% individual freedom, but that is almost certainly impossible so realistically you get libertarianism (5% state control, 95% individual liberty). Everything slots in on that line. The more left-wing you are, the more you prioritize the collective over the individual, and vice versa. Left-wing proposals benefit the collective to the disadvantage of the individual, right-wing policies benefit the individual at the disadvantage of the state. High vs low taxes, censorship vs freedom of speech, capital controls, rent controls, basically everything, between "The state should own and run everything and everyone" and "you should be able to do literally whatever the fuck you want as long as it doesn't materially hurt someone else, and there should be only just enough government to manage lawsuits over who got hurt by who"
Fascism is slightly to the right of communism, both being basically totalitarian collectivist ideologies, but fascism allows for much more personal freedom and enterprise. In Nazi Germany you could choose your own job, start a business, own your own house, have guns etc, but compared to a liberal democracy it would still be massively oppression. You couldn't start a newspaper, or publish a book that wasn't approved by a government censor, or start a political party, or talk shit about the Party in public, or even in private around the wrong person.