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The right is NOT generally totalitarian in the Nazi sense
While "right wing" continues to suggest opposition to [[Communism]], it no longer means support for the totalitarianism of Hitler, who has become a universally condemned figure.
While "right wing" continues to suggest opposition to [[Communism]], it no longer means support for the totalitarianism of Hitler, who has become a universally condemned figure.
[[Banana republics]] and other [[authoritarian]] regimes supported by the United States are called "right wing" nowadays. This usage is ambiguous. It suggests that these regimes are [[totalitarian]] in the Nazi sense.
[[Banana republics]] and other [[authoritarian]] regimes supported by the United States are called "right wing" nowadays. This usage is ambiguous. It suggests that these regimes are [[totalitarian]] in the Nazi sense, which is generally incorrect.
In modern politics, the term '''right wing''' is used by [[liberals]] their attempt to make [[conservatives]] look extreme and unreasonable.
In modern politics, the term '''right wing''' is used by [[liberals]] their attempt to make [[conservatives]] look extreme and unreasonable.