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No, you simply have that wrong. Were I attempting to define the entirety of the right as being small government conservatives you would have a point, but I’m not, so you don’t. “The right” does include small government conservatism, but the right is not defined exclusively by small government conservatism. I made this point earlier.
You want to be right on this, don't you. lol
You’re clinging to labels without thinking about how degrees of government authority create similarities and differences. But thanks for brining up for-profit capitalism being “aligned with the regime’s political agenda,” i.e. government exercising its authority and dictating what businesses should and should not do as opposed to the more limited role of maintaining open and fair markets. That is a specific example of what the progressive left has in common with totalitarian regimes: politically motivated industrial policy. Small government conservatives reject that.
You want to make up your own definition of what "right" means - fine. I don't care, but I'll point out that your understanding of "right" isn't commonly accepted.