He did no such thing. The fact remains, you cannot have small, limited government totalitarian fascism. Trying to claim as much is absurd. No amount of left-wing propaganda will ever change the obvious.
I did not claim such a thing, because I agree with it: You cannot have small, limited government totalitarian fascism. That is a conservative belief, not a fascist one.
Conservatives support a lot of things that fascists don't: Limited government is one, and so is a free market, a strong democracy with free and fair elections, preservation of traditional institutions, hard work, and law and order. Correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm guessing you support all of things, which is good.
Fascists also support a lot of things that conservatives oppose, including government control of the market, the church, the media, and other institutions, scapegoating outsiders, rejection of science, brutality toward those who disagree, and outright autocracy.
They do have something in common, though: a belief in a social hierarchy. Some people deserve more in the society, they both say, and some deserve less. Conservatives base the hierarchy on who works hard and follows the law while fascists base it on who is in the party, but it's still all about the social structure. Because of this, they both oppose the lefties, who push for equality for everyone regardless of whether they deserve it, and who push globalism rather than nationalism.
This is why fascism appeals to a society's conservatives. The left, who can all too often be idealistic, short-sighted dumbshits about it, try to change too much too quickly, the conservatives feel left behind, and the fascists move in to convince them of their "new" ideas.