Fascism and Capitalism are not opposed. Much rather, fascism is born from capitalist countries, where the owning class controls the media and the government.

Manipulation of markets is also not contradictory to capitalism. The markets are manipulated by capitalists after all.

Finally, the past has proven, that capitalism doesn't need fascism to create crises.

a capitalist could rightly complain this isn't really capitalism.

Fascism and capitalism aren't mutually exclusive. In fact, they go together hand-in-glove

So no, nobody could rightfully argue that.

the thing is, i can tell you what real communism is: internationalism, where nobody is other-ed by another person. nobody is exploited for another person to relish in their accomplishments. imagine strangers as distant cousins, long lost siblings even and meet them with a real smile.

what, on the other hand is real capitalism? how would the world look like if we skipped past turbo and got hypercapitalism?

i yearn for the first thing, i don't want to imagine what real capitalism might look like.

That might be true if words had no meaning, but fortunately for us, they do! A communist society is a society that is moneyless, classless, and stateless. Given that most so-called "communist" revolutions ended up seizing state power instead of abolishing it, it's no wonder why they all failed to achieve communism.

On the flip side, capitalism is an economic system where the means of production are privately owned. There is disagreement on whether fascism constitutes it's own economic system, but the fact remains that it has historically emerged from capitalist states in crisis.

a capitalist could rightly complain this isn’t really capitalism.

Capitalism works! It's just never been tried!