Anarcho-Illuminatism

A form of anarcho-totalitarianism that posits the existence of a secret world government, the Illuminati, that upholds anarchy. That is, absolute power to maintain absolute freedom.

u/DearPresentation3306 — 1 month ago

Anarcho-Pessimism, AKA Anpes

Anpes believes that a free society is possible, but that people will make it worse anyway. Often spends time with Anarcho-Nihilism.

u/DearPresentation3306 — 1 month ago

An updated version of my detailed political compass

If you have difficulty reading small text, copy and paste it into Paint or somewhere else. This is the second time today I'm reposting this damn compass due to two stupid mistakes. I am open to criticism and allow people to use the compass for their own purposes/trends.

u/DearPresentation3306 — 1 month ago

A new detailed political compass I made today

You can use it, attribution is not necessary, but I would be glad to <3

If you see an ideology here that you haven't heard of before, feel free to ask.

u/DearPresentation3306 — 2 months ago

Anarcho-monarchists

They all advocate the existence of a stateless society and a symbolic monarch who has no real power over their subjects and plays the role of a cultural symbol. A brief overview of their beliefs:

  1. NatAnMon: the most non-anarchist of the anarchists. It believes that each ethno-community in a confederation should have its own monarch, or that the confederation should have a single symbolic monarch.
  2. AnMonPrim: it believes that the title of chieftain in a hunter-gatherer tribe should be hereditary.
  3. AnMonCap: the second most non-anarchist of the anarchists. It believes that Ancapistan should have its own monarch, who will negotiate deals with its subjects. Quite close to Hoppeanism, although AnMonCap is not as conservative.
  4. AnMonPac: it believes that a monarch is acceptable only if they advocate world peace, not war, and are a symbol of peace in anarchy.
  5. MonMut: It believes that a symbolic monarch can mutually trade with their subjects through labor notes, for which the monarch will have to work just like their subjects.
  6. EgoMon: It believes that every Ego should have the right to call itself a monarch and that this title is not necessarily a "spook" if the Ego likes it.
  7. AnMonCom: It believes that a symbolic monarch who has no influence over anything is not inconsistent with a communist society where there is no money or social classes.
  8. EcoAnMon: It believes that a symbolic monarch can help their subjects protect the environment in anarchy.
  9. QueerAnMon: It believes that both the monarch and their subjects can be of any orientation, gender identity, and expression.
u/DearPresentation3306 — 2 months ago

Hyperborean Anarcho-Primitivism, requested by u/SwissBall0

Suggest other crazy combinations and I'll turn them into meaningful ideologies if they get enough upvotes.

u/DearPresentation3306 — 2 months ago

Primal Mutualism, AKA Animal Mutualism

In biology, mutualism is a phenomenon where living organisms of different species cooperate to mutual benefit. This ball represents this type of mutualism.

u/DearPresentation3306 — 2 months ago

How would you explain the difference between Capitalist Communism and Communo-Capitalism?

As far as I understand, Capcom is simply capitalism that has become so automated that it no longer needs a market and has itself become communism, while Comcap is what Jreg described in his video, where communists take money from capitalists every year and redistribute it so that all capitalists are equal. Am I right?

u/DearPresentation3306 — 2 months ago

A version of the Hong Kong Flag under the CCP, proposed by an unknown person for the 1987-1988 contest (reconstruction by me)

u/DearPresentation3306 — 3 months ago

The flag of the Libyan Jamahiriya that I saw in my dream today

https://preview.redd.it/lvb8ewmc7kbh1.png?width=1181&format=png&auto=webp&s=2129255b485030df5bce4582bc195a56af233e33

If anyone's interested, here's roughly the gist of the dream:

I was at some theatrical performance, where at the back of the stage were the flags of Austria (normal), Russia (normal), and this Libya (abnormal), and the main characters in the production were the leaders of these countries.

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u/DearPresentation3306 — 3 months ago
▲ 10 r/flags+1 crossposts

Several versions of a decommunized and denationalized Yugoslavia from me

https://preview.redd.it/42oby346jh8h1.png?width=2000&format=png&auto=webp&s=43930bc27f92264cbb93afa58b981b547c266cc3

The light blue version is inspired by the old Russian flag, used under Yeltsin and before the Putin regime, and now used by the democratic Russian opposition. The six-star version refers to the six main republics of the union. The variant with six colored stars implies the mixing of different ethnic groups into a single Yugoslav nation.

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u/DearPresentation3306 — 4 months ago

An unidentified flag near a church in Poland

Context: I used to have Polish and Vatican flags next to churches in my city, but in the last few months, the usual 🇻🇦 flags have been replaced with a horizontal bicolor, like Poland itself, but in the Vatican's colors. Does anyone know what this is?

u/DearPresentation3306 — 4 months ago

Nazi Communalism by me

Racial struggle under conditions of absolute collectivism, where all toothbrushes are shared, as long as you are a purebred Aryan.

u/DearPresentation3306 — 4 months ago