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Folcalonism is the ideology of Pollere. He takes influence from people like Bill Kauffman, Calvin Coolidge, James A. Traficant Jr., and Thomas Jefferson, among others. He is quite anti-government, but still recognizes the “futility of total state-abolition,” in his own words. He is also very traditionalist and religious, believing in Christianity. He supports a staunchly populist economic system based heavily on Distributism and Economic Nationalism.
Five Goals of Folcalonism
- To preserve regional cultures and nations and save them from eradication by social engineering and foreign encroachment
Government Structure
Confederalism
Folcalonism asserts that a centralized structure for the state leads only to polarization, the decay of local culture, and elitism. Thus, it is necessary to the goals of Folcalonism that the state be a decentralized confederation, with minimal power given to the federal government, and the majority of power being delegated to the states.