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From a global perspective he has a point, the American Right is quite different from the rest of the world. He would be referring to something like the Alt-right in the US who are largely Euro style ethno-nationalist.
At its current' size, the Alt-right can't be in the numbers to actually threaten our current state. All of the air time they got after events like Charlottesville, somehow made the rest of America believe they numbered in the millions apparently. Yes, as long as they are peacefully protesting I have no issue with them besides their beliefs, but that's it.
Richard Spencer is probably the only real Alt-right figure I can think of at the time and I have seen that he still has non-white friends. I didn't even know who he was until that punch a Nazi video popped up. Which is still pretty strange, as he isn't really a Nazi and many of the actual neo-Nazi groups kind of hate his guts.
I am getting off topic.
We have countries like Canada, who claim to be liberally run. Yet they have policies that can at the very least be seen as authoritarian. Though most of them do revolve around the acts of speech and things you can do, or say in public space, as well as social media.
The UK and Germany as well as a few other European countries. Some of them with more of a socialist lean as well.
I cannot even remember the last thing that I have seen pushed by a conservative agenda, that wasn't at least aimed at supporting individual rights, or personal freedoms.
Aside from some things that come out of Texas.