äärioikeistolaisiin

äärioikeistolaisiin refers to individuals or groups on the far-right of the political spectrum. This political orientation is characterized by a strong emphasis on nationalism, tradition, and often, a hierarchical social order. Key tenets frequently include a belief in the primacy of one's own nation, which can manifest as opposition to immigration, multiculturalism, and international cooperation.

Far-right ideologies can encompass a range of views, from conservative nationalism to more extreme positions. Some far-right groups may advocate for authoritarian governance, a strong state, and a rejection of liberal democratic principles. Concerns about cultural identity and a perceived threat to national traditions are often central to their discourse.

Historically, the term has been associated with movements and parties that have espoused racial or ethnic superiority, although not all contemporary far-right movements explicitly hold such views. However, a common thread is a tendency towards nativism and a focus on what is perceived as the "authentic" culture or people of a nation. The definition and scope of "far-right" can vary depending on the specific political context and historical period.