>>49810542If we understand capitalism as accumplation of capital on the hands of the burguois, then, absolutely is a thing. That's the view of most marxists, fascism is just capitalism scared. But in reality, business owners (much like everybody else) wants all the possible pros with the least cons, so they are pretty keen on being the ones manufacturing on a fascist regime. Because of the way they are organized, on fascist regimes there is not much variety of supply, bc who produces what it's regulated, not as much as in URSS gosplans, but still, a bit. This means less competitors, which means a better overall position for the business owner. Rothbard gives us an interesting viewpoint on this subject on Equalitarism as a revolt against nature, chapter 2 "LEFT AND RIGHT: THEPROSPECTS FORLIBERTY"
If we understand capitalism as free market, then no, they are exclusory categories.
https://mises.org/sites/default/files/Egalitarianism%20as%20a%20Revolt%20Against%20Nature,%20and%20Other%20Essays_2.pdf 