extremist political parties

Extremist parties are characterised by the radicalism with which they try to impose their ideology on a society. They reject democracy and the multi-party system. There are traditionally two types of political extremists: the extreme left and the extreme right, which disagree about the concept of human equality. The extreme left recognizes the complete and absolute equality of every man and woman. The extreme right believes that the human species must exist according to a hierarchy, whether it is based on religion, nationality, or the arbitrary establishment of different human races. The three pillars of the extreme right are thus a rejection of social equality, nationalism, and the radical methods its members use to achieve the objectives of their ideology.