The Alt-Right Playbook described it best, IMO. Reactionaries fundamentally believe the system itself is perfect. It relies on hierarchies, which they view not only as natural and good, but preferable. The reason problems/contradictions occur is because people step out of their "place" in the hierarchy. "They aren't following the rules," they say, while ignoring the rules are wrong.

So chuds will accurately describe a problem that occurs under capitalism, but explain it by blaming it on whatever scapegoat. It's common in their rhetoric to say how an entirely white, protestant, patriarchal, heteronormative society would function flawlessly with no crime, corruption, or misallocated resources. They view everyone else as the problem and their group(s) as ontologically correct and good.

if you ask a capitalist and a communist to criticize each other, they'll both criticize capitalism

They blame all their problems on the system that's currently oppressing them, and refuse any other economic system because it would oppress them.

I live in the very underserved rural South. Can confirm.