Why Many Radical Rights Activists in the Present Day Cannot Achieve Their "Themes"

This paper points out the problems of radical rights activities in the present day and shows that they cannot achieve their "themes". First, it points out that radical actions are exercised without being in a valid context. Explanation is indispensable for that. But in many cases, sufficient explanation is not provided. In comparison with successful rights activities, the absence of negotiators can be pointed out. This shows a contradiction in achieving the purpose of rights activities. Actions by non-parties tend toward restricting the rights of the parties. The claims themselves are also often self-righteous. Radical activists contribute greatly to the maintenance of power. It suggests that many radical activists do not achieve their "themes", but they achieve radical actions, which are their original purpose. Environmental policies also fall under radical rights activities. They are harmful to the expansion of rights. The reason they exist fundamentally lies in the lack of logical thinking.