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Remodulism is an ideology that exists after the death of Neo-Phibunsongkhram Thought.
Since so many people all over the PCB community usually have curiosity towards what I believe in, or misunderstand my ideology, claiming that I’m either an ancap, a liberal, a technocrat, a transhumanist, a fascist, or whatever. I bet nobody here truly cares about what I believe in. I’ll just say that I believe that the LVT is the only good tax, a Monarch-CEO should be able to create their own kingdom to secede from a nation-state, morality is either fake or subjective, and there’s no logical way to escape from capitalism’s nihilistic, technologically deterministic, and materialistic deconstruction of humanity. I’m here to answer your questions, listing down what I believe in below here.
But before we get to the point, you should take a test for FPCBallers I made first, to prove how close you are to what I believe in.
After you’ve finished the test, let’s get to the point below.
Economy
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- I oppose strong Intellectual Property protection as it is seen as a form of government intervention in the free market. IP laws usually restrict market competition and can lead to monopolies or oligopolies, thereby thwarting the free-market system's competitive nature. IP protection can also create an artificial scarcity that leads to higher prices for goods and services, which can be unaffordable for many people. This, in turn, can limit innovation, especially in less developed countries where companies and individuals may not have the resources to pay for IP licenses or legal fees associated with defending IP claims. Moreover, IP laws infringe on freedom of expression, as they allow corporations and individuals to control and restrict access to information and ideas. I view IP protection as an unjust restriction on individual liberty, as it limits the free flow of information. In summary, strong IP laws can be seen as an unnecessary government intervention that can stifle competition, lead to higher prices, limit access to information and hinder innovation.
- In my opinion, Corporations, as engines of economic activity, can contribute to overall economic growth through job creation, innovation, and investment in infrastructure. Corporations often focus on efficiency and productivity to remain competitive. This emphasis on efficiency can lead to cost savings and increased output, potentially benefiting consumers. Corporations, particularly in technology and research-intensive industries, can drive innovation by investing in research and development. New technologies and products can improve the quality of life and economic competitiveness. Corporations can facilitate international trade and globalization by producing goods and services that are distributed globally, leading to increased access to a variety of products and services. Large corporations can contribute significant tax revenue to governments, which can be used to fund public services and infrastructure development. Corporations provide employment opportunities for a substantial portion of the population, offering income and benefits to individuals and their families. Some corporations engage in philanthropic activities and social responsibility programs, contributing to social causes, disaster relief efforts, and community development. Corporations can also access large pools of capital through financial markets, which can be used for investment in growth and expansion.
- I would consider myself as a counter-economist. Kinda weird, but I’ll explain. Counter-economics emphasizes that all transactions should be voluntary and consensual, with no use of force or coercion. Counter-economists typically subscribe to the non-aggression principle, which means refraining from initiating violence or aggression against others. Counter-economics operates in markets that are typically unregulated or less regulated than traditional markets, often referred to as "gray" or "black" markets. Counter-economics often involves the use of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin, which can provide a degree of anonymity and freedom from traditional financial institutions. Some counter-economists promote barter systems and agorist practices (engaging in counter-economic activities) as a means to subvert the traditional economy.
- I believe that the actual power and recognised power of governance (especially regarding to ownership) should be closely aligned as much as possible. I believe that liberal democracy as a form of governance should be dismantled in favor of more elitist or autocratic forms of governance, especially based on wealth, for the benefits of the corporate kingdom’s economy. Think of Thaksin Shinawatra (the former CEO of ShinCorp) being crowned as the King of Thailand and you’ll get what I mean.
- I am in favor of Free Trade aka Economic Globalization. High tariffs and Autarky only hurt the country’s economy than it helps. Autarky can cause economic delay, starvation, and wars. Free Trade allows small countries to gain access on foreign products with higher qualities, and also preserves every nations’ political independence from wars. In order for a country’s economy to be successful, a country should be very permissive on free trade, which allows goods to be exchanged with very few to no restrictions, whether on local, regional, or global levels. I am in favor of free trade with international market economies for resources that can develop the country’s economy.
- I consider myself as a Georgist, the one who actually believes in what Henry George believed in, unlike social democrats, mutualists, distributists, socialists, or whatever, who claim that georgism is anticapitalist or leftist economic theory. I’ll tell you a thing about it. First of all, despite the common misconception, georgism doesn't simply consist of an economy applying unimproved land value taxation. Rather, georgism is a movement of tax abolitionism, perceiving forms of governmental funding such as income tax or sales tax to be tyrannical, both on an economic level due to theft, and on a privacy level, many of those taxes (Called "deadweight taxation") requiring the government to have important knowledge over your job and spending habits. Instead, classical georgism advocates for an universal levy on the market value of owned soil, including natural resources, as neither has been produced by the owner, it is unfair to let them profit from it, only allowing profit to come from the ulterior improvements (Such as buildings or refining) done by the land owner. This form of tax has many benefits, such as:
- 1. No deadweight loss (Difference between production and actual consumption of goods and services).
- 2. Incentivizing efficient usage of land and resources, development, doing more while owning less.
- 3. Proceeding to a flat, yet naturally progressive levy, as the rich who appropriate more area have to pay more.
- 4. Easing up pre-existing property taxes on both improved urban land and rural agrarian ground, instead weighting more on non-used surface.
- 5. Stable governmental income, as the amount and value of land in a defined territory doesn't change with time.
- 1. No deadweight loss (Difference between production and actual consumption of goods and services).
- It is important to note that georgism is not an ideology opposing landlords, nor promoting communal access to land, but solely a system aiming to make land exchange responsible, fair and efficient. In fact, actions such as eminent domain or city planning would be discouraged, as it impairs healthy and free trade of plots. As such, ideologies that want collective control of the land are not georgism, if not straight up opposed to it.
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My Political Journey
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Note that this is my opinion on ideologies, not personalities, so I’ll only analyze your ideologies.
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Brazilian Liberalism (////)
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Naive Majoritarians (Reserved for Democrats and Non-Planned Economy Socialists)
Hoodism (////)
- Ah, you seem to be a standard left-libertarian. Claiming to stand for liberty, but also support populism, democracy, humanism, socialism, and also nationalism, all which are rooted from herd morality and religion. Well, atleast I can admire your support for separatism especially from the United States.
Control Freaks (Reserved for Paternalists who restrict the individuals from facing their consequences)
Pragmatic 16384ism (////)
- It seems like you have become skeptical towards my new direction, and I can say the same to you. First of all, your belief on Christian moralism is antithetical to my Nietzschean philosophical views as Christianity breeds slave morality. Secondly, your focus on identity politics from the Right, like from the Left, is cringeworthy, as it reduces individuals into nothing but part of conformity rather than themselves. Also, the Third Positionism is also vile, even though you’re not as economically radical as fascists, but the state interfering on the economy (rather than on the land) will always backfire, even if you want to regulate the markets for conservative or nationalist reasons rather than for the sake of utilitarianism. Perhaps be less focused on idpol and I’ll like your ideology more.
Insecure Collectivists (Reserved for Hardcore Socialists and Nationalists)
Neo-Majapahitism (////)
- Ah, my old friend. I think I have made a criticism towards your ideology before, and it may not change that much. Atleast you have fully embraced absolutism and ditched populism. But on the other hands, problems like your extreme cultural conservatism, extreme nationalism, or economic overregulation need to be ditched away because a coercive society doesn’t last forever even if you try so hard to suppress individuals who oppose your ideals by coercion. I can give you one advice: If you embrace the technocapital pill and be less coercive, your dream for your Neo-Majapahit Empire will become real.
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Neo-Optimateism (////)
- We basically have a lot of things in common, such as corporatocracy, laissez-faire economy, or technological determinism, except you’re ten times more violent than me.
Neo-Erissianism (////)
- You are basically me without the NRx stuffs. The only bad parts of your ideology are world federalism, hedonism, and multiculturalism I guess.
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Chaotic Oddo Thought (////)
- This ideology is very confusing to me, it seems like you’re trying to do a weird mix of both metaphysics and politics at the same time. I have no comments or ideas to put you in any classifications.