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"Also, if socialism = fascism then capitalism = anarchy."
I'm not saying socialism is always fascism. Fascism is indeed almost always socialism, on the other hand, since one of the characteristics of fascism is 'stringent socioeconomic controls'. Look at the definition of fascism. Fascism involves 'stringent socioeconomic controls'. This is opposite capitalism, and indeed lies in the realm of socialism and socialistic policies. Fascism is not right wing, it is left-wing.
Libertarianism lies on the opposite side of the political spectrum from fascism. Libertarianism, by my definition, is lax or nonexistant socioeconomic controls, in stark contrast to fascism, which is stringent socioeconomic government controls. The opposite of fascism is libertarianism.