The Right-Wing In Your Nation

[Europe and Oceania]

In the United Socialist States of Europe and Oceania, we see the Right-Wing as ignorant intolerant hypocritical
people who's very ideology contradicts itself a lot and they really hate the facts. So only about 1% of the entire population identify either
as "Conservative" or as "Right-Wingers". For further reference, this is a VERY good description of Conservatives:

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Conservatism: Disgusting intolerant ignorant hypocritical paranoid inbred bigots who are hypocrites because the very nature of
Capitalism is incompatible with Christianity because Jesus would have been a Socialist, general lack of empathy and compassion, so being
a "Conservative Christian" really is very hypocritical. Very paranoid and fearful people who are constantly paranoid of foreigners,
terrorists, criminals, immigrants, and their Government taking away their guns. (Tips when arguing with a Conservative or Right-Winger
NEVER EVER use or talk about the FACTS because Facts gives Right-Wingers brain damage)
How we perceive Conservatives: They generally look like ignorant smelly peasant trailer trash bigots with missing teeth, a hay straw in
their mouths, and Denim Jean Overalls.

This is what we picture when we think of Conservatives:

And here are some Comic Book Parodies of Conservatives in our nation:

Libertarianism: These are seen as even father Right-Wing than Conservatives and are viewed as worse than the ignorant hypocrite
Conservatives, although due to the fact of them being more socially liberal, they are slightly less hypocritical than the Conservatives.
They are seen as even more disgusting vile evil vermin.
A common phrase in Europe and Oceania is "I hate Conservatives, but I really fucking hate Libertarians".
How We Perceive Libertarians: They generally look weird, creepy, socially awkward, and generally look uncomfortable and unpleasant
to be around.

This is how we picture the wierd creepy Libertarians:

Fascists: Well we really don't need to say much about these people, coughs* Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini, Sadam Hussien, Hideki Tojo, Holocaust,
6 million people killed in concentration camps.
Enough said lol.

[Ru-]

The right-wing in Ru consists of the Ruvian Conservative Party (RCP) and (at least economically) the Ruvian Freedom Party (RFP)

The RCP was our ruling party for most of our democratic history but has recently lost control of the RLP over the last 20 years, but remains Ru's 2nd biggest party. The RFP is a libertarian reform party that has always been alot smaller then the RLP and RCP but is starting to make gains.

If we combine both of these parties it would seem like a slim minority of Ruvians can be considered "right-wing"

[Aterria]

Conservatism: Ill, plz leave.
Fascists: Meh, if they aren't the violent and discriminating type, they can stay. The others can be shot for all we care.
Libertarianism: Libertarian Socialism? sure! Libertarian Capitalism? Nah.

[Skyhooked]

Before the revolution, right-wing conservatism was the main and only ideology in our country. Oppressive to anyone except cops, the 5% (upper class), and of course corrupt high officials. Our's ideology was a poisonous cocktail of conservatism, capitalism, theocracy and fascism. But soon after, folk was really tired of this, and soon revolted.

And in the time of the revolution, most right-wingers were killed in the fight, emigrated, or changed their ideology. Now, only 3-5% of folk are authoritarian right. Since we are democratic, we don't discriminate them at all... maybe our folk may laugh at them, but they enjoy the same amount of freedoms and rights as anyone else. They even have their political parties.

And, the one of the very few things where we are like those conservatives, is our love to guns. We think, that any oppressive power will think twice, before trying to enslave us, and also, it's easier to handle terrorist attacks, since it's pretty hard to take hostages, when they are shooting back.

As for the libertarianism... we are libertarians ourselves - Left libertarians. And the right-wing libertarians... we tend to have disagreements with them sometimes, but get along.

[Auzkhia]

Our largest conservative party is the Zentrum, or Centre Party, which considers itself to be a right leaning or centre-right party, in terms of the left-right spectrum. Zentrum is the party of "Harmonist Democracy" and supports the political enactment social teachings of the Roman Harmonist Church, however, it also has liberal-conservatives and white collar conservatives, who are more secular, but have found support with them in a conservative anti-Socialist and big tent. The Centre Party is the official opposition party, which leads the parties that are not the government. Mind you, it is worth noting, that libertarian is not right wing, it is used by socialists and anarchists who are anti-capitalist, "right-libertarian" is liberal-conservative here.

There are right wing populist parties like the Free People's Party, which is one of the parties that receive support from blue-collar workers (the other being the Social Democratic Party). FPÖ is more nationalistic and focuses more domestic affairs, preferring to keep out of global affairs, it is also socially conservative and has some support from more 'traditionalistic' parts.

At the "Far" end, there would be fascists (even though they reject the left-right spectrum) and other authoritarian reactionaries who proudly wear the right-wing label.

[Southern Archipelago Bay]

How the left wing are viewed in our nation


How libertarians are viewed in our nation

[Huswyae]

I
Capitalism is incompatible with Christianity because Jesus would have been a Socialist, general lack of empathy and compassion, so being
a "Conservative Christian" really is very hypocritical.

WOAH! This is a bold and controversial statement to make! Jesus said it was "A man and his wife" which is a conservative thing to say, so Jesus was conservative. You left wingers teach tolerance but once someone disagrees with you, you scream "BIGOTRY DUMB BIGOT FUCKING DIE YOU BIGOT CUNT!" As if that is tolerant to the right wing.

Libertarianism is the main ideology here in Huswyae, and we are also very right wing! We actually know tolerance and left wing politics isn't it.

[Pantopian Empire]

The Communist Party of Pantopia is the only party in People's Revolutionary Pantopia, so the right wing is fairly non existent in politics. However, a certain minority people belong to Rightist organizations around Pantopia

[Ever Victorious Iron Willed Commanders]

In our great nation, the Most Incredibly Serene and Democratic Socialist Workers' Party of the People is the only permitted political party, so naturally the views of all citizens align exactly with the party's ideology.

[Pantopian Empire]

I
Capitalism is incompatible with Christianity because Jesus would have been a Socialist, general lack of empathy and compassion, so being
a "Conservative Christian" really is very hypocritical.

WOAH! This is a bold and controversial statement to make! Jesus said it was "A man and his wife" which is a conservative thing to say, so Jesus was conservative. You left wingers teach tolerance but once someone disagrees with you, you scream "BIGOTRY DUMB BIGOT FUCKING DIE YOU BIGOT CUNT!" As if that is tolerant to the right wing.

Libertarianism is the main ideology here in Huswyae, and we are also very right wing! We actually know tolerance and left wing politics isn't it.

Thats painting us leftists with a bit with a broad brush. Many left wingers such as I hold to our own ideas of government but consider some right wing views a valid viewpoint. Although I personally am a democratic socialist, but I can understand why some people would believe in free trade and less limitations on business, which could allow for more investment and better growth potential. Its always important not to assume something of someone because of their political leaning, for instance, Im economically socialist but disagree with the majority of social justice arguments, because I think that they are divisive rather than unifying

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

90% of the IUC are affiliated with the right wing, because they support right wing libertarianism. The libertarians in the IUC are of the biggest influence because of their socially inclusive and economically liberal beliefs, which many people can associate with.

[Grande Rojo]

Rojoans view Rightism as a somewhat justifiable part of the political spectrum. Here in Grande Rojo, only one percent support ideologies that are considered Rightist. The largest being the Frente de Trabajadores Rojoans'; an American-backed paramilitary Fascist organization with goal of separating and giving Northern Grande Rojo to the New American Empire. So far, this is the only Rightist organization in Grande Rojo that has been acknowledged and being severely dealt with by Rojoan and Alianza Centroamericana Law Enforcement and Military. But there is still the possibility of there being more; Due to the New American Empire Fascist influence in the region.

[Amiero]

Right-wing in Amiero generally speaks of people who are civic nationalists, free market capitalists, openly religious, and believe in limited government.

They also tend to be quite powerful here.

As to Christianity...

Socialism involves compulsory redistribution of wealth by the state. Christianity does call for giving, but willingly, without compulsion.

"Every man according as he purposeth in his heart, so let him give; not grudgingly, or of necessity: for God loveth a cheerful giver."

- The Second Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Corinthians, Chapter 9, Verse 7.

It isn't charitable or Godly if you only do it because you'd be sent to prison otherwise.

As to Hitler...

We enjoy reminding preachy left-wingers that Hitler's party was called the National Socialist Worker's Party of Germany, and that they won majority in the Reichstag on a platform built largely on Socialist principles. They favored high taxes, regulation of enterprise, compulsory unionization, and state welfare.

In short, their domestic policies were hard-left. Their campaign slogan in '32 and '33 was not "Let's kill us some Jews," but "Arbeit und Brot," or Work and Bread if your German has become rusty from disuse.

"But they outlawed trade unions!"

They did indeed, to remove competition for the Deutsche Arbeitsfront, or German Labor Front, which they created. Good luck getting a job without this lot speaking well of you.

"But they destroyed the German Communist Party!"

They did indeed, and then if you were a German left-winger, you now had only one serious option to choose: the National Socialist Worker's Party.

Hitler is also on record as saying the following when speaking to Otto Strasser in 1930.

"I am a Socialist, and a very different kind of Socialist from your rich friend, Count Reventlow."

Modern leftists love to believe the left produces nothing but goodness, so they really don't like using pointing this out. They tend to shriek a lot.

[Pherdistan]

@Amiero: Well... let's just say name's aren't everything. Also, Hitler won a plurality in the Reichstag in the election that saw him elevated to power. Anyways, he said that the economy had been destroyed by Jews, which sounds awfully familiar to the whole "Mexicans are taking US jobs!" argument of the American right. Oh, and it could be argued that, if a democracy institutes socialism, that is voluntary giving, since it was voluntarily approved by the majority at the ballot box.

Anywho...

Ferdistan has a fairly solidified right-wing, consisting of the Conservative and Nationalist Parties. They both enjoy from 35%-45% of the vote in national elections, and roughly the same in local ones. In other words, about average when compared to other countries with a center-left voting base.

[Amiero]

@Amiero: Well... let's just say name's aren't everything. Also, Hitler won a plurality in the Reichstag in the election that saw him elevated to power. Anyways, he said that the economy had been destroyed by Jews, which sounds awfully familiar to the whole "Mexicans are taking US jobs!" argument of the American right. Oh, and it could be argued that, if a democracy institutes socialism, that is voluntary giving, since it was voluntarily approved by the majority at the ballot box.

Lawyering and semantics are not effective arguments.

Names are not everything, but his policies were Socialist in nature. His regime instituted heavy economic regulation and controls, high taxes, the lot, and they built a labor union which legally had voluntary membership, but good luck finding work without membership papers.

The problem with your second bit is, the command is for each individual to give according to their will. Each according to his own heart. What his neighbors want and how they feel is literally inconsequential to the issue. If they wish to give, then let them give of their own produce, as is right.

[Pherdistan]

Lawyering and semantics are not effective arguments.

Actually, they are. It's why people make a professional living at lawyers and semanticists.

As to the rest, will be discussed via TG if you truly want it to be.

[Amiero]

Actually, they are. It's why people make a professional living at lawyers and semanticists.

As to the rest, will be discussed via TG if you truly want it to be.

They are effective debate tools, but they are not arguments in themselves.

If you want to.

[Augusta Pinochet]

Conservatism: Oh we really like them, as long as they are real Conservatives and not bein C**kservatives who pretend to be Conservatives but are not ones. We got many Conservatives here, I know a lot of them too, and I can say many of them are really damn fine People. Not all agree with our Minarchist and Anarcho-Capitalist leanings but so what? They're been very helpful in fighting off the red menance. They know when they come to us, they get a place where they can be truely conservative, where their views and lifestyle is safeguarded by the State and not being meddled into.

Libertarianism: Wonderful! Our Republic is after all based onto the firm Principles of Pinochetian-Minarchism. So it's only natural that we love libertarians, especially right-wing Libertarians and Anarcho-Capitalist. We're not really rothbardian but damn close and the Freedom of the Markets is very important for us. So yes, they really love us and we them. It's a mutual Friendship with many benefits!

Fascists: We learned a lot from Germany and believe that the 3rd Reich had some merits despite they had too much Socialism. So some of our scholars say they were not really Right-Wing but leftists, and that we are much more right. Like really hardcore right. Nevertheless their stunning and tredenmous archivements in fighting against Communism are without precedent in History and in that way their struggle is ours. We think however that declaring War against America was a mistake as both Nations should have united their forces against the real enemy: Bolshevism.

PS After they lost World War II we offered shelter to many refugees from Germany who teached us many things, and became vulnerable Members of our Society. So nobody can claim we are against refugees. We are just picky!

[Gandoor]

The right-wing is very unpopular here.

[New Valcluse]

The right wing in Valcluse is quite varied. The closest any "right wing" party gets to the left is the Radical Party, a radical centrist party which is currently classified as centre-right due to it's largely pro-free market policies. To the right of them is the Republican Party, a collection of old Peretists and those who supported dirigisme whilst supporting old socially conservative policies like the ban on same sex marriage and restrictions to abortion. Then there is the Christian Bloc which is composed of Christians who primarily advocate for Christian democracy and social conservative policies. At the far right of the spectrum is the National Front which is your typical nationalist party. It calls for things like the reintroduction of the death penalty, an end to immigration from non-white nations, reintroduction of conscription etc.

Generally the right wing seems to be reasonably popular as all the parties mentioned have representation in the National Assembly and the Senate. The Radical Party was in power as recently as 2014, although a series of unpopular moves and political blunders as well as party instability contributed the party's loss in the most recent general election.

[Engleberg]

The left wing is virtually outlawed in the Englean Kaiserreich, for it is seen as supporting the "scourge that is communism." Conservatism is dominant, along with traditionalism.

[Radiatia]

The Radiatian Federation is considered to be fairly 'right-wing' economically by international standards, due mainly to the fact that even the centre-left Social Democratic Union seems to have shifted to the right and embraced free market capitalism.

The left-right divide in the Radiatian Federation is strictly economic though; Social Conservatism for example is more common on the political left than the political right, due to it stemming from the prejudices of the working class. By contrast the right, with the current President Angela Pavlovic being perhaps the best example, tends to be more socially liberal, reflecting an educated wealthy and middle class voter base.

That said there are small numbers of right-wing nationalists in the Radiatian Federation, and some of the these are aligned with the Liberal-Conservative Party (the main centre-right political party).

As such, it is possible in Radiatia to be a conservative leftist and a liberal rightist, or vice versa - although only those who support free market economic liberalism would be considered right-wing by Radiatian standards.

[Nova Anglicana]

Our nation is fairly evenly divided between left and right; the right wing is largely represented by three parties.

Nova Anglican People's Party

The biggest right-wing party, would be considered centre-right on a global scale. Generally favors regulated capitalism, but the party is divided over how much regulation. Some like very little, others would rather see a moderate amount. They favor a strong military and an active foreign policy, and are generally socially conservative, though with some exceptions. They have recently taken a turn towards protectionism and a harder line on immigration to counter the effects of right-wing populists.

Libertarian Party

Classic small government liberals; they want to see drug decriminalisation if not legalisation of soft drugs and are in favor of gay marriage. Staunch free traders who favor low corporate taxes and a flat income tax, they are also pro-immigration. They like balanced budgets, little to no debt, opening protected land for energy purposes, and non-intervention in foreign affairs.

Nova Anglican National Party

The National Party is a split from the right wing of the People's Party. They are both a culturally and socially conservative party who supports shifting welfare spending to defense spending. They vehemently oppose immigration and support the use of the Nova Anglican armed forces abroad against terrorists and dictators.

[Zheltarusia]

Zheltarusia has a well defined left-right political climate but has developed slightly differently from other nations. A Conservative is typically a traditionalist who views the relationship between the regal elements of the nation and the democratic infrastructure as a balance of respect and tradition. They view the Monarchy as a symbolic element of the country and are thus meant to be as respected as any other symbol of the nation. They are usually stereotyped as pro-life, anti-LGBT, and are given the title of "politeness police" due to the tendencies of some conservative to rally behind causes that oppose the glorification of sex and violence in the media specificly in movies, television, and video games. Their various attempts at banning acts deemed offensive to the sensibilities of the country like flag burning or inflammatory depictions of the Royal family. The major distinction between conservatives in Zheltarusia and in many other places is that they are pretty heavily protectionist and are usually anti-gun which make it distinct from other conservative parties and organizations. Currently conservatives are held up in opposition in the nations Parliament but are poised to make considerable gains in the upcoming General Elections. The main right-wing party in Zheltarusia is the National Conservative Party which is a center-right political party that aims to support things such as social cohesion through a strong legal code and national identity (typically characterizing them as Civic Nationalist) as well as promoting strong social traditionalism and a strong focus on defense. The other main right-wing party is the People's Action Party which is to the right of the National Conservatives and are more openly supportive of ethnic nationalism and strong anti-minority positions as well as a strong emphasis on economic nationalism.

[United States of Vietnam]

Right-wing is the most hated political wing in United States of Vietnam. Many peoples see right-wingers (conservative, fascist) as war-loving extremists, terrorists and hypocrite religious nuts.

People's conservative party is the largest conservative party in Vietnam with 20,000,000 members but people was never elect any of its member into the Federal Committee of Executive (The cabinet) for more than 60 years and the party only hold 20 seats in the Committee of Legislative (The Legislative body of United States of Vietnam)

Vietnam is called the hellhole of right-winger because its large government, very high tax rates, 90% people are atheist and the ban of teaching religions in school.