The Tsazjei opposed communism, socialism, secularism, democracy and laissez-faire capitalism, incorporating a mix of traditional conservative and fascist policies. Key among these was the ethnic superiority of the Eastern Orthodox Vyrodian people over especially Romanians, Jews, Muslims and Gypsies. The Tsazjei also sanctioned violence against communists, socialists, feminists and any other left wing or progressive movements with the party upholding the traditional class and gender roles in society.