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'''Esoteric Fascism''' is a Culturally Far-right, Very Spiritualistic and Authoritarian to Totalitarian ideologyball that is the child of [[File:Fash.png]] [[Fascism]]. | '''Esoteric Fascism''' is a Culturally Far-right, Very Spiritualistic and Authoritarian to Totalitarian ideologyball that is the child of [[File:Fash.png]] [[Fascism]]. | ||
He is notable for viewing the nazi ideology in a way which is mystical and/or spiritual, although the specifics vary depending on which form of spirituality Esofash adopts within a context. Nonetheless he tends to be skeptical of Christianity, believing the Aryan race to be descended from Gods or Extraterrestrials and view | He is notable for viewing the nazi ideology in a way which is mystical and/or spiritual, although the specifics vary depending on which form of spirituality Esofash adopts within a context. Nonetheless he tends to be skeptical of Christianity, believing the Aryan race to be descended from Gods or Extraterrestrials and view Benito Mussolini as a literal re-incarnation of a god. | ||
== Personality == | == Personality == | ||
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===Frenemies=== | ===Frenemies=== | ||
[[Fascism]] - good dad :D ^^ | |||
* [[File:Nazi.png]] [[National Socialism]] - You're based, BUT STOP CALLING ME A PAGAN LARPER | * [[File:Nazi.png]] [[National Socialism]] - You're based, BUT STOP CALLING ME A PAGAN LARPER | ||
* [[File: Satan.png]] [[Satanic Theocracy]] - We both hate christians but he's too much of a try hard edgelord. | * [[File: Satan.png]] [[Satanic Theocracy]] - We both hate christians but he's too much of a try hard edgelord. | ||
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[[Category:Authoritarian Right]] | [[Category:Authoritarian Right]] | ||
[[Category:Fascists]] | [[Category:Fascists]] | ||
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Esoteric Fascism is a Culturally Far-right, Very Spiritualistic and Authoritarian to Totalitarian ideologyball that is the child of 
Fascism.
He is notable for viewing the nazi ideology in a way which is mystical and/or spiritual, although the specifics vary depending on which form of spirituality Esofash adopts within a context. Nonetheless he tends to be skeptical of Christianity, believing the Aryan race to be descended from Gods or Extraterrestrials and view Benito Mussolini as a literal re-incarnation of a god.
Personality
He is insanely fanatic, and often gets angry at other ideologies. He thinks other ideologies are "impure" and everyone is scared of him. Unlike other AuthRight ideologies, he avoids using "dogwhistles" to make his arguments and isn't afraid of being openly racist/homophobic etc.
How to Draw
- Draw a Ball with Eyes
- Make it Black or a really dark shade of gray (#141414).
- Draw a circle in middle of the ball
- Draw a straight line with 2 hemisquares facing in opposite directions within the circle.
- Draw multiple of these in a clockwise direction, number isn't required to be specific, but 6 is recommended.
- Draw a circle of inside of that series of lines.
Congratulations, you did it.
Relationships
Friends
Likely nobody because everyone else is impure.
Frenemies
Fascism - good dad :D ^^
National Socialism - You're based, BUT STOP CALLING ME A PAGAN LARPER
Satanic Theocracy - We both hate christians but he's too much of a try hard edgelord.
Progressivism - We are both for progress, but get more racially realistic.
Nordic Model - Massive cuck, but he runs the Nordic Countries fan club so I put up with him
Pagan Theocracy - Degenerate mother
Enemies
Christian Theocracy - Goddamn sandn****r Jesus
Hive-Mind Collectivism - Bug spray for the bugmen!
Anti-Radicalism - For the last time, I don't define magic that way, you Moronic Muggle.
