Revision as of 15:40, 7 July 2021 by imported>Cynical Man (Added Blanquism between "Friends")
State Socialism (StateSoc) is an economically left-wing, and authoritarian ideology who believes that the presence of centralized authority, state ownership of the means of production by a worker's party and/or a state-planned economy is a necessity in transitioning from 
Capitalism to 
Socialism. While state socialism is often utilized as a means to an end in achieving communism (a stateless, classless, moneyless society), by ideologies like 
Marxism–Leninism, some advocates believe in state socialism as an end goal by itself.
Personality
This, but unironically.
How to Draw
To draw StateSoc, simply draw the 8values Security symbol with communist colors.
- Draw a red ball with a black outline.
- Draw a yellow hammer.
- Add eyes and you're done.
| Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red | #CC0000 | 204, 0, 0 | |
| Yellow | #FFDD00 | 255, 221, 0 | |
Relationships
Friends
Marxism–Leninism - Me, but with a new name, backstory, lore, etc.
Arab Socialism - Based Arab counterpart who isn't afraid to use state power.
Socialism - Needs more state.
Khomeinism - Me but socially conservative and theocratic.
Blanquism - Based! You really get me!
Frenemies
Libertarian Socialism - Socialism is good and all, but what's that nonsense about a small state.
Anarcho-Communism - Good economic position, but anarchy is extremely dumb.
Monarcho-Socialism - Almost great, but what's that about monarchism?
Democratic Socialism - What's that about democracy?
State Capitalism - WE ARE NOT THE SAME!!
Fabian Socialism - I love you son, but you scare me.
Enemies
Bismarckism - Why must you use my name like this?
Anarcho-Capitalism - NO!
Libertarianism - Opposite.
Further Information
Literature
Wikipedia
Video
Citations
- ↑ Right Lilbertarians hate the government control so much that they mostly blamed the socialists for practicing worker-owned factories and ownership of the means of production etc, basically..
Gallery
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Credit: u/duy_physics, Source
