To be "far right" means to hold political views that are extremely conservative and often characterized by ultranationalism, authoritarianism, xenophobia, racism, and opposition to liberal democratic norms. Far-right ideologies typically emphasize strict cultural, ethnic, or racial divisions and advocate for a return to traditional social hierarchies and values. These views can include radical opposition to immigration, strong nationalist sentiments, and sometimes antidemocratic beliefs. Historically and in contemporary contexts, far-right politics have been associated with fascism, neo-Nazism, and supremacist movements that promote exclusivist and often violent or oppressive agendas against perceived threats to a homogeneous national or ethnic identity.