What Does Far Right Mean. Whence the Source of the Term?
The term 'far right' was coined by Power, as a valid way to destroy the reputation of, or criminalise anyone harmed by, the unjust policy of Power.
Creation of the label far right, means Power, is terrified of, potentially serious social problems, Power itself has created, for which the far right might justifiably resist.
Power created the term far right, after, it had acted unjustly, against those it now labels far right.
Power is absolutely right to be worried by the far right. Because the far right have been unjustly harmed by Power and are now likely to try to stop Power.
The policy Power itself created will almost certainly wreak havoc at some point and honest citizens might justifiably rebel against Power. A very serious problem.
Power knows this. So Power is correct that people should be worried about the far right. Because the far right might respond by trying to stop Power.
Honest citizens might try to stop Power because they have been systemically and unjustly harmed by Power. So Power is justified with it's warnings about the far right.
This portion of the electorate are being labelled far right by Power to damage their reputation. As a way to discourage a justified resistance to Power.
Likewise, Power is rational to criminalise the far right. Because the far right are likely to resist Power thanks to the unjust policy of Power.
There's possibly a democratic majority of society who are being called 'far right'. Power is justified in damaging their reputation and criminalising them because the far right are very likely to oppose Power for Powers' unjust policy.
So the term 'far right' was coined by Power, as a valid way to destroy the reputation of, or criminalise anyone harmed by, the unjust policy of Power.
NOTE: substitute 'far right' for 'far left' where it suits.