Monarchist and capitalist? So conservative?
I do lean right on a lot of issues, but you do know American-style theocratic far-right conservatism isn't how conservatism works in a lot of places, right? In some European countries, for example, gay people can lean right and the centre-right parties can be very supportive of LGBT rights and women's rights! If you're an American, your Democratic Party would be considered right-wing in a lot of contexts as well, so you might unknowingly be right-leaning too.
Iranians tend to not like anti-capitalism, collectivism, socialism, communism, anti-imperialism, as well as theocracies because those ideologies have hurt the country a great deal. Leftism has hurt the country a great deal, both from inside and outside. The best days of the country were of capitalism and monarchy and a right-wing, secular, and pro-West direction. When Iran is free, I'll make sure to ban any leftist parties and imprison all leftists alongside Islamists.
I value freedom above everything (my own freedom, not other people's, and since I'm a bisexual woman, that includes women's rights and LGBT rights, but not communist or Muslim rights or Tomarry shippers' rights) and I believe in many aspects of classical liberalism (though not entirely because I do not believe I am equal to other people), which might be considered right-wing in some contexts.
