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Repuclicans are followers of one of two moderate right-wing idealisms currently vying for power in the United States of America. Like most people, they are well intentioned, and believe firmly in 80's conservative thought, that society should essentially be run on the basis of a firm, fair meritocracy. Sadly, there are many faults to this point of view. Like most ideologies it fails to take into account much of practical reality. The net result of excessive republicanism appears to be unregulated markets, social inequity, aggressive tribalism and unaccountable power structures run by a wealthy elite. These excesses run contrary to the ideology's core values, and so it might be said to be self-destructive.
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