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[[File:07 03 2020 Jantar oferecido pelo Presidente dos Estados Unidos da América (49632669003).jpg|right|thumb|Reactionary populists [[Donald Trump]] and [[Jair Bolsonaro]].]] | [[File:07 03 2020 Jantar oferecido pelo Presidente dos Estados Unidos da América (49632669003).jpg|right|thumb|Reactionary populists [[Donald Trump]] and [[Jair Bolsonaro]].]] | ||
'''Right-wing populism''', also known as '''reactionary populism''' or '''national populism''', is a [[Reaction|reactionary]] [[Rightism|rightist]] tendency common in [[Imperialism|imperialist]] countries. This strand of [[populism]] appeals to the most backwards section of the [[Proletariat|working class]] and [[petite-bourgeoisie]] and redirect grievances caused by [[class struggle]] towards endeavors which benefit the [[bourgeoisie]] such as [[racism]], [[Conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories]], [[ableism]], [[sexism]], and [[anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiments]]. | {{Neo-fascism}}'''Right-wing populism''', also known as '''reactionary populism''' or '''national populism''', is a [[Reaction|reactionary]] [[Rightism|rightist]] tendency common in [[Imperialism|imperialist]] countries. This strand of [[populism]] appeals to the most backwards section of the [[Proletariat|working class]] and [[petite-bourgeoisie]] and redirect grievances caused by [[class struggle]] towards endeavors which benefit the [[bourgeoisie]] such as [[racism]], [[Conspiracy theory|conspiracy theories]], [[ableism]], [[sexism]], and [[anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiments]]. | ||
Right-wing populism often verges on abandonment of [[bourgeois democracy]] and installation of [[Fascism|fascist]] dictatorship. This tendency emerges in times of capitalist [[crisis]] and often contains significant [[Neo-fascism|neo-fascist]] elements. Many right-wing populist movements are considered proto-fascist and predecessors to fully fascist tendencies. | Right-wing populism often verges on abandonment of [[bourgeois democracy]] and installation of [[Fascism|fascist]] dictatorship. This tendency emerges in times of capitalist [[crisis]] and often contains significant [[Neo-fascism|neo-fascist]] elements. Many right-wing populist movements are considered proto-fascist and predecessors to fully fascist tendencies. | ||
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* [[Right-wing libertarianism]] | * [[Right-wing libertarianism]] | ||
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Right-wing populism, also known as reactionary populism or national populism, is a reactionary rightist tendency common in imperialist countries. This strand of populism appeals to the most backwards section of the working class and petite-bourgeoisie and redirect grievances caused by class struggle towards endeavors which benefit the bourgeoisie such as racism, conspiracy theories, ableism, sexism, and anti-LGBTQIA+ sentiments.
Right-wing populism often verges on abandonment of bourgeois democracy and installation of fascist dictatorship. This tendency emerges in times of capitalist crisis and often contains significant neo-fascist elements. Many right-wing populist movements are considered proto-fascist and predecessors to fully fascist tendencies.