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 Some scholars, such as Friedrich Hayek, Ludwig von Mises, and John T. Flynn, dissent from the idea that fascism is a right-wing movement. This view also stresses the collectivist aspect of organizing the fascist nation.  

 :Requested: specific citations from each of these three either explicitly disputing that fascism is on the right or stating that it is on the left. Stating that it is "socialist" is another matter, since they may be classifying it as "right-wing socialism". 

 The above was hacked apart and reassembled during an edit war, and is dubious at best.