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Self Insert "People can really believe anything these days!" - Ismism This page is meant to represent MarketLiberal's political views. Please do not make any major edits without their permission. |
MarketLiberal is the self-insert of a Discord and Twitter user with the same name. Its main tenets are reactionary, totalitarian, and anti-egalitarian. MarketLiberal justifies these ideas by supporting a neo-feudalistic view through an right-wing libertarian foundation that treats corporations as profit-driven nation-states, rather than democratically elected entities. This makes it both an economically far-right and dictatorial system.
Beliefs
Economics
MarketLiberal advocates for a merit-based system that values achievement and supports a return to a hierarchical economic structure. This ideology prioritizes productivity over egalitarianism and favors an authoritarian approach to economic governance. It promotes the idea of a strong central authority that can make efficient decisions without being hindered by democratic processes.
In contrast, communism advocates for the abolition of private property and the establishment of a classless society. It aims for collective ownership of the means of production, rejecting traditional social structures and egalitarianism through the expropriation of private property to those who don't deserve it. I adamantly oppose communism for that very fact.
Government
I seek to save Western civilization through the restoration of neo-feudalism. Under this system, corporations would play a central role, effectively becoming the new feudal lords, competing for resources and labor in a manner similar to monarchs vying for control of land and serfs in medieval times.
Society
My main goal as a reactionary is to maintain and uphold the social order, stability, and security. I sincerely believe that by putting in place a strict moral code, this may be accomplished. We are able to lead society back to a condition of peace and prosperity by upholding traditional values and beliefs.
I support the restoration of governmental institutions that existed before the emergence of liberal democracy in order to achieve this goal. I am particularly intrigued to the idea of an absolute monarchy, in which authority is vested in a single, powerful king. The hierarchical order that I believe is necessary for society well-being could perhaps be restored by this style of governance, which is based on centuries of tradition and historical precedent.