Right-wing extremism
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Right-wing extremism is a form of political extremism associated with the far right faction of right wing politics. The political views of these groups lie between conservatism and facism. Fundamentalism is also another form of right-wing extremism. Many of the militant groups in the Middle East believed by the West to be terrorist are considered to be right wing.
Groups considered to share this view include white supremacy movements such as the KKK, Nazi Party, and Aryan Brotherhood, as well as militia groups in the United States such as Eric Rudolph, Timothy McVeigh and their supporters.
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