Right-wing politics

The family, system, alignment ("side"), polarity, or classification (category/type) of politics that usually or always favors rigidly narrow, intolerant, dogmatic ways (and/or highly rigid demanding, competitive, difficult, energetic, workaholic ways); the strong over the weak; the few (or One) over the many (diversity); the old/traditional over the new/young/modern; the rich over the poor; the popular/conventional over the unpopular/eccentric.

It is usually altruistic, demanding the sacrifice and subserviance of self and others to an allegedly "higher" cause. It is almost always religious, moralistic (prudish), and militaristic (advocating intitiating force against others). It usually detests tolerance, freedom, individuality, hedonism, relaxation, but often seeks to portray itself as a hapless "martyr" mercilessly victimized by "evil" liberals/moderns/socialists (insert name of "enemy other" here).

Conservative Westerners (Christian/Corporatists), Middle Easterners (Islamists), Communists, and Easterners (Hindus, Buddhists, et. al.) exist, but it is now primarily a global contest between the Western "crusaders" and the Islamic "Jiheadists". Other systems or types of conservatism include fascism, racism, Nazism, cultism, and most forms of plutocracy. Other "pro-capitalist" movements often describe themselves as explicitly not being conservative (e.g. U.S. Libertarians, anarcho-capitalists, objectivists, Liberals (international, non-U.S. definition), Euro-liberals, neo-liberals, classical liberals, centrists, moderates, et. al.), but nevertheless are often closely aligned with (and even hard to clearly separate from) their [usually] stronger & more popular conservative fellow-capitalist, anti-socialist allies.