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By right leaning fiscal policies do you mean de-regulation / less taxes / smaller state?
Generally their views are privatize, deregulate, and free market capitalism, which I think we've proven to be a system with super shitty repercussions at this point.
Actually, this is a fine example of capitalism working as intended. If a super regulated, government-controlled platform goes corrupt: good luck. Reddit, a private company goes corrupt? Just leave and make a new, better version.
There are options between the binary "free market capitalism" and "everything is fully government controlled" you know.