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'''Right-wing politics''' are political positions based on the left-right political scale, which is used to broadly and colloquially describe political beliefs. This is a broad side of the spectrum, spanning from [[liberalism]] and fiscal conservatism in the center-right position to [[fascism]] and [[National Socialism|Nazism]] in the far-right position. Separate but equal to the far-right is the "alt-right", a predominantly white nationalist movement consisting of chronically online virgins who live in their mother's basement and [[Gooning|goon]].
'''Right-wing''' politics are generally those opposed to change, whether '''conservative''' or '''reactionary'''. This is a broad side of the spectrum, spanning from [[liberalism]] and fiscal conservatism in the center-right position to [[fascism]] and [[National Socialism|Nazism]] in the far-right position. Separate but equal to the far-right is the "alt-right", a predominantly white nationalist movement consisting of chronically online virgins who live in their mother's basement and [[Gooning|goon]].
 
See also: [[Neoconservatism]], [[Neoliberalism]]
 
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Latest revision as of 15:45, 25 August 2026

Right-wing politics are generally those opposed to change, whether conservative or reactionary. This is a broad side of the spectrum, spanning from liberalism and fiscal conservatism in the center-right position to fascism and Nazism in the far-right position. Separate but equal to the far-right is the "alt-right", a predominantly white nationalist movement consisting of chronically online virgins who live in their mother's basement and goon.

See also: Neoconservatism, Neoliberalism