What's to the right of fascist?

[TheDarkestOfAngels]

The other night, I was listening to BBC radio and heard the "tea party" movement described as a "conservative movement", a polite description, considering just how right wing they are. At first, I thought how "fascist" was apparently too polite a term but then I thought that this isn't the right description.

There really isn't much of a difference between minimum government and maximum government.
It's just a question of whether you want your rulers to be autocrats or government bureocrats.

Fascism is technically an autocratic government aligned with corporate interests where the masses are kept in line through fear. Certainly, there's no shortage of either fear or corporate astroturf in the Tea Party but calling them fascist still doesn't fit quite right.

You're right.
I personally love how people hate the government and everything they do but they also love things like clean air, fair prices, decent healthcare, and fair wages and work laws.
I'd love to see a libertarian's heaven with an absolutely minimum government intervention. That hypothetical country would collapse into a third world country in moments. Instead of a government totalitarianism, you would just have an autocracy with the richest individuals ruling over those without.

The only thing worse for a civilization would be total anarchy, to which this is one peg above.

Oh, I also took that test that adrian posted on the first page.

Economic Left/Right: -2.62
Social Libertarian/Authoritarian: -2.97

I'm amused that I'm so apparently very close to chasm's spot on the spectrum.
I thought though that I would be closer to authoritarianism than I am, but apparently not.