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Mishism is the political ideology describing the political ideals of the user Mish, it advocates for a laissez-faire market dominated by self-employed individuals and co-operatives, the use of technology to improve environmental conditions, and voluntary governments (or lack thereof) to which individuals can opt into. The largest influences on Mishism are John Zube, Kevin Carson, Benjamin Tucker, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, Samuel Edward Konkin III, Ludwig Von Mises, Roderick Long and Murray Rothbard
Overview
Anarchism and communities
Mishism believes that people tend to form communities based on common interests or traits rather than race, nationality or ethnicity (that's why ethnostates and nation states are inherently involuntary) in an anarchist society. However, it believes that communities have the right to discriminate against others. It however believes that the most prosperous communities would be those that don't discriminate needlessly and only expulse individuals based on legitimate grievances such as being a nuisance.
Anarchism and governance
Mishism believes in panarchism, as it wants people to be truly free - which includes the freedom to form a voluntary opt-in state. Individuals could opt-in or out of any state at any time, or they could not join one at all, after all, everyone has the equal right and liberty to live differently. However, as the founder of Mishism is personally and principally an anarchist, it is biased towards anarchism.
Anarchism and economy
Mishism is economically mutualist, but takes from different sources including anarcho-capitalism, agorism and regular market anarchism. It is critical of mass scale wage labour, which it sees as practically involuntary as the state is heavily biased towards it, however in a truly free economy it believes that voluntary wage labour could exist on a much, much smaller scale. With that being said, it still believes that co-ops and self-employment would be the primary means of employment. It is also critical of absentee property ownership and believes that individuals who make use of abandoned land regardless of who first claimed it are the legitimate owners of it. Banking wise, it's supportive of mutual-credit banks, which would lend to producers at a minimal interest rate just high enough to cover administration.
Unlike some mutualist ideologies, Mishism isn't as strict when it comes to currency as some. Several different methods could be used, including labour vouchers which could be exchanged for gold or something like Monero. It also believes that both the SToV and the LToV are legitimate theories, but incomplete on their own.
Anarchism and law
Mishism holds a favourite opinion on the NAP and natural law as a whole, believing that complete lawlessness is impossible and natural law is legitimate. It is not a pacifist ideology however, as it believes that individuals have a right to defend themselves against acts of aggression.
Anarchism and the environment
Mishism believes in accelerating technology (especially green technology) to help combat climate change and the worsening environmental conditions. It believes that green alternatives, which are often times more efficient than fossil fuels should be used more, and that the only reason why they aren't as widespread is because of the state
Anarchism and social views
Mishism is fairly socially moderate, believing that individuals shouldn't be discriminated against based on attributes they're born with (gender, sex, race...). It is also principally both pro-life and pro-choice as it is supportive of evictionism and thinks that the mother has the right to abort her fetus, and the fetus should be ideally hooked up to an artifical womb to ensure its survival and development.
The founder of Mishism holds somewhat socially conservative views in certain aspects (for example, I think drugs are bad and while I think they shouldn't be prohibited, I personally wouldn't mess with anything stronger than alcohol or marijuana), and its adherents could hold both personally socially left and right views.
Relations
Gemerald
Alstūdism - Brimstone ideology but gemerald personality
CarrotsRppl2ism - Based ideologue and a great guy but I think you should embrace the NAP
TIIKKETMASTER Thought - Not gonna lie, the very idea of synthesizing Nozick, Konkin and Kaczynski requires balls and extreme schizophrenia so I gotta respect the grind. A lot of your views on economics and society are pretty agreeable too, but you should come over to the dark side and embrace anarchism and become a techno-gaianist
Gem
Hoodism - I do like that you've embraced anarchism, now go and read Benjamin Tucker. Post-leftism is also kinda cringe but seeing as you're 14 you're probably gonna grow out of it
Coem
Messardism - Even though I hate nationalism I can't help but respect the fact that you're a French nationalist considering the way the French have always been. I also respect the fact that you throw empty bottles at toddlers. However, I think fascism is kinda brimstone ngl
Brimstone
Gemerald
Mutualism - Ah yes, the self described mutualist puts mutualism in gemerald tier. How unexpected. Basically the closest anarchist ideology to perfection, especially in combination with Austrian School economics. 
Left-Wing Market Anarchism - There's a reason why I call my own personal beliefs C4SS thought ironically sometimes 
Anarcho-Transhumanism - I wanna become a cyborg one day.
Agorism - Great praxis ngl, maybe I'd include some of the things I said about left-Rothism but Agorism is actually pretty diverse so there are a lot of mutualist agorists.
Panarchism - So you mean to tell me that everyone gets political representation? Fucking awesome!Gem
Left-Rothbardianism - Personally would've been a gemerald if it was more anti-wage labour and anti-rent as a whole, otherwise good ideology I think.
Democratic Confederalism - For the longest time I thought Bookchin had good ideas but was unrealistic altogether until I really read up on Rojava and honestly I've grown really sympathetic towards Democratic Confederalism as a whole. There's parts of democratic confederalism I disagree with (I wish it was more market oriented for example, although Öcalan stated that he is not against markets), I am willing to accept it. Also, free Kurdistan!
Coem
Eco-Anarchism - I think that a synthesis between anarcho-transhumanism and eco-anarchism is pretty ideal (go read up on technogaianism and apply that to an anarchist perspective, and you basically have my thoughts on environmentalism). However a shitton of eco-anarchists are also luddites and that's pretty cringe imho
Anarcho-Capitalism - My biggest problem with anarcho-capitalism is that it's called anarcho-capitalism, as that's inaccurate to the definition of capitalism (I recall Bookchin had a pretty good write up regarding this), however aside from that I can't really dislike anarcho-capitalism too much. Sure I disagree with ancaps on topics such as wage labour and property norms but it's honestly not too major considering ancaps at their very core are basically confused LWMAs. 
Hoppeanism - Basically take my points on ancapism. Hoppe was a man who had some incredibly good opinions (his views on communities in an individualist society for example), but also some horrible takes as well (his stance on borders, AE). Hoppe's a mixed bag really, he isn't literally Jesus 2.0 but by no means is he mega-Hitler like some like to say.
Anarcho-Communism - As much as I'd like to put anarcho-communism in Coal tier due to my own pro-market biases, it is a valid and consistent strain of ideology much like anarcho-capitalism (despite its name). Most of my issues with ancoms are because of my overall distain for communism.
Coal
Anarcho-Egoism - The biggest problem with Stirnerism is that you eventually grow up, and that's coming from a former Stirnerite myself. With that being said however Stirner was still better than Rand, but anyone with half a brain cell is probably smarter than her. Reject egoism, embrace individualist liberalism. Although ngl, Tucker's egoist phase wasn't half bad.
Minarchism - The thing about the state is that it's basically comparable to a rolling ball of shit that gets bigger over time. Also, the US constitution is basically fancy toilet paper at this point, and has been ever since Lincoln called the military on a tax protest.
Brimstone
Objectivism - Every good idea Rand had was pioneered either by classical liberals or Stirner (and that's not saying much considering Stirner probably had only five good ideas in total), and everything else is straight up garbage. 
Luddism - I'd honestly kill to watch a bunch of self-proclaimed "luddites" on the internet try to start their own primitivist society. 
Anarcho-Primitivism - I'd kill to watch a bunch of anprims start an anprim society. Although ngl Earth Crisis is a great band, despite their anprimmery.
National Anarchism - The brimstone of anarchism. Troy Southgate was a fucking retard and thought that synthesizing pseudo-"individualist" (even though Troy was never an individualist despite calling himself one, since he's a racialist and racialism is inherently a collectivistic concept) anarchism with his own wignatery would be good. Now to be fair, some of his ideas on community within anarchism weren't terrible, it's just that Hoppe came up with them long before he did 
Fascism - Basically the complete opposite of my views in many regards, it shouldn't be surprising that I, as an individualist anarchist don't exactly hold fascism in a favourable light. 
Stalinism - Basically fascism but red and with different propaganda. Nah.
