To be fair, I was a falangista, but I didn’t necessarily ascribe to all of their values. My father is Jewish, and so I logically really can’t ascribe to racism. Most of my “fascism” revolved around Spanish nationalism, and opposite to the socialists, Marxists and anarchists in Spain. Ironically, the neighborhood in Madrid that I call home is Carabanchel, which is a blue-collar neighborhood. Most of my friends were socialists or anarchists. But, above all else I was a Statist, and a proponent of strong government. Like may right-wingers, I also recognized the value of the “free-market” (obviously, only free as long as the individual worked for the benefit of the State).
My interest in the free-market, however, led me to be influenced by Jesús Huerta de Soto and this website, and I quickly became a libertarian (and quasi-anarchist; I say that, because I still have a few reservations that I haven’t been able to fully explore, mainly because I haven’t really began reading into anarchism and such).