What are the psychological characteristics of people holding far-right beliefs?

[TXNormalGOP]

This pseudopsychology is quite laughable. It's clearly just a politically biased person spouting non-sense.

Right wingers tend to be high in industriousness and low in openness, according to the Big Five of psychology. They value tradition and stability, which means they don't like radical changes. Change must be gradual. They tend to be hard working and focused on building structures (social, community) that are enduring.

And they don't believe elections are valid unless they win.

 

[weaver2]

This pseudopsychology is quite laughable. It's clearly just a politically biased person spouting non-sense.

Right wingers tend to be high in industriousness and low in openness, according to the Big Five of psychology. They value tradition and stability, which means they don't like radical changes. Change must be gradual. They tend to be hard working and focused on building structures (social, community) that are enduring.

Right wingers/conservatives are building social and community structures that are enduring like good old 19th century structures: slavery, white male superiority, female inferiority, heterosexually, enormous wealth gap, large supply of poor for cheap labor, political lasizze faire for business and finance and religious domination of public life, education and politics.

Yeah good traditions to value. Keep those changes gradual, so gradual they never change.

(Aside what most conservatives don't realize is that most of their valued social and community sturctures come from John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion, written in 1536. Stranger yet some of the wording used today by conservatives is almost unchanged from 1536