I think there is a difference between European fascism which was partly a response to unfettered capitalism and American fascism which was even more than European fascism basically just a form of corporate power ran amok.
The contemporary small government talk is clouding the fact that it is small government for the ordinary people and big government for the corporations. It's socialism for the rich, keep profits privatize but socialize losses.
About the eugenic stuff, it is indeed sad that instead of putting nazi scientists on trial the US treated them as assets in the upcoming cold war and basically allowed them to continue with some of their stuff. But eugenics in general seems to have been fairly unrelated to political ideologies, it has been done for a number of decades independent of who has been in power.
The contemporary small government talk is clouding the fact that it is small government for the ordinary people and big government for the corporations. It's socialism for the rich, keep profits privatize but socialize losses.
About the eugenic stuff, it is indeed sad that instead of putting nazi scientists on trial the US treated them as assets in the upcoming cold war and basically allowed them to continue with some of their stuff. But eugenics in general seems to have been fairly unrelated to political ideologies, it has been done for a number of decades independent of who has been in power.