Is it possible to be anti-capitalist from a right-wing perspective?

Based on the provided search results, it appears that there are various perspectives on this topic. Here’s a breakdown:

Some argue that traditional European conservatism, particularly fascist ideologies, have been anti-capitalist in nature. For instance, Mussolini’s Doctrine of Fascism critiques capitalism, and Giovanni Gentile’s work is seen as a right-wing anti-capitalist perspective.
Others suggest that right-wing anti-capitalism can be found in contemporary American conservatism, particularly in critiques of crony capitalism and the military-industrial complex. This perspective views capitalism as flawed and in need of reform.
However, some argue that anti-capitalism is inherently left-wing and that right-wing ideologies are inherently pro-capitalist. This perspective posits that capitalism is a fundamental aspect of conservative thought.
There are also examples of right-wing thinkers who critique liberalism and capitalism from a conservative angle, such as Patrick J. Deneen’s “Why Liberalism Failed,” which argues that free-market capitalism erodes traditional social bonds.
In conclusion, while there may be some historical and contemporary examples of right-wing thinkers who are anti-capitalist, it is not a universally accepted or defining characteristic of right-wing ideology. Many right-wing perspectives continue to advocate for and defend capitalism, and anti-capitalism is often seen as a left-wing or socialist position. However, there are also instances where right-wing thinkers have critiqued capitalism, often from a conservative or nationalist perspective, highlighting the complexity and diversity of right-wing thought on this issue.
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All of these just regurgitate the same liberal notion of the system not actually being at fault. That it's only dysfunctional because the "wrong" people are corrupting a perfect system. Whether it be da jooz or the cronies or the globalists it's the same core concept. Thus you cannot be anti-capitalist from a right wing perspective unless you are an unironic fuedalist or some shit.
 
Sir, you are not understand! Planned economy is the very liberal!
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Like, say, you oppose capitalism because it causes decadence, degeneracy, and homosexuality. Would that be a right-wing reason to oppose capitalism?
Any politics that is founded upon the values of the "enlightenment" such as inherent rights (rights are given to you by the state and can be taken away at any time), equality of man (divine right of kings, the strong should rule the weak, mandate of heaven type shit), etc are too left-wing in my opinion. This includes right-libertarianism, American "conservatism," etc.
Hating on capitalism from a left-wing perspective is safe edgy, but hating on capitalism from a right-wing perspective is based.
But we're hating on capitalism for different reasons. "No, you're not supposed to hate capitalism because it promotes 'homosexual, materialist degeneracy'; being gay is heckin' valid! You're supposed to hate it because 'muh class war'!"
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