This is something that I've always laughed about, right wing capitalists calling themselves libertarian. The term that they came up with, "anarcho-capitalist", is a hilarious oxymoron. They have even taken to using the anarchist and anarcho-syndicalist flags, replacing the red with gold. I'm not making that up. As explained by the OP, to the libertarian the free market is wage slavery, which is directly equivalent to chattel slavery.
I don't have time to read it, but I can imagine the amount of ignorance that is displayed in this thread from those who misuse the term. Page one was bad enough.
You aren't talking to me are you? If so, what do you define as being right wing? Is supporting the legalization of all narcotics, or all substances for that matter, right wing? (And no, I don't use drugs, I just think it's wrong for say Chuck Schumer to want to stick some derp in jail for the crime of getting high as if it is any of his business.) Is being atheist right wing? Is being indifferent to abortion and homosexuality (as in, not opposing but not encouraging - more or less simply not caring because I believe people should be able to do what they want so I won't intervene) right wing?
If so, then I guess I'm one big right winger. And I am a capitalist too. I distinguish myself from anarchist in that I believe in a central government to represent our international interests as well as provide defense, in addition to providing policing to maintain civilization. However I am opposed to all forms of forced welfare as well as the idea of protecting one from themselves (e.g. by banning narcotics, soft drinks, etc.)
I got a better idea though: I think the right vs left labels need to die. Personally I don't even like the libertarian label because it doesn't do much to distinguish what I consider to be very separate areas of libertarian thought. I only use that label because people such as yourself are so entrenched in the right vs left game, that when talking to people such as yourself it is necessary to use short terms to indicate that I am not part of that system.