This is quite an interesting topic @gduran

That list is clearly written by a leftist trying to add in jabs at the right wing. In reality though, fascism does root with leftist ideals.

The problem often seems to be that people go to the extreme on both sides. Can we do 100% free market? No, because places like Twitter and Google get so big and powerful that they can essentially do whatever they want and they know it.

But I find that the extreme right is almost, not entirely, but almost a complete fiction. People talk about "alt-right" as being this scary dark faction of people that want terrible things. I've asked myself, well, do I even know what alt-rights believe in? I really didn't know, but they almost seem to get lumped in with Neo-nazis.

Wait, Neo-nazis? That's impossible, because Neo-nazis believe in Nazism, which is the polar opposite of right wing beliefs. So why do they get lumped in together? It seems, because both groups are actually mostly focused on white identity politics. The alt-right appear to even brandish symbols that should be the property of the Neo-nazis, which are socialists.

What gives? How can this group called alt-right agree with a group called neo-nazis when their politics are completely different. From what I can tell, its because alt-rights are not real right wingers at all. They are not just "extreme" right wingers, they don't seem to be true right-wingers at all. The alt-right and the neo-nazis seems to really only care about white identity politics.

True right wing people believe in keeping to the constitutional rights, which were designed to empower the individual to defend against government tyranny. That's not fascism by any stretch of the imagination. They want smaller government and a reduction in regulations. That is the opposite of fascism.

I also must say that what seems to be an accurate depiction of "extreme right" mindsets would be the anarcho-capitalist. These people are as far from fascism as one can get... I'm not saying they are right about stuff, for example, their ideals do not cover issues that capitalism and states were meant to solve, such as might-makes-right environments wherein someone bigger and stronger or a group just kills you and takes your stuff.