Hægrir
Hægrir, or "right-wingers," refers to individuals or groups associated with political ideologies that emphasize traditional values, limited government intervention, free-market capitalism, and often a strong national identity or conservative social policies. The term originates from the Old Norse word *hægri*, meaning "right," which historically denoted the right side of a battlefield or assembly—traditionally the position of authority or leadership in many cultures.
In modern political discourse, the term is used broadly to describe a spectrum of right-leaning ideologies,
The concept of political alignment to the "right" emerged during the French Revolution, when the National Assembly
In Norse and Viking contexts, the term *hægrir* carries less political weight but may evoke imagery of
Critics of right-wing ideologies argue that hægrir policies can exacerbate inequality, undermine social cohesion, or promote