Mexican Fascism

Mexican Fascism
"Mexico is a nation farmed in blood, soil, and spirit!"
Basic Information
Aliases	Frente Nacionalista de México Nationalist Front of Mexico Organization for the National Will Acción Revolucionaria Mexicanista Mexicanist Nationalist Front Camisas Doradas Golden Shirts Mexican Neo-Nazism Morenazi (Pejoratively) La Ario Pandilla National Synarchist Union Union Nacional Sinarquista
Alignments	AuthUnity Culturally Right Fascists Distributists Variants: AuthRight ( Ario Pandilla) Capitalists ( Ario Pandilla)
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Anti-Americanism Anti-Semitism Distributism Monarcho-Fascism Nazism Irredentism Pan-Hispanicism
Ideological Information
Notable Theorists	Manuel "Doomentio" Arturo Coronado Preciado (1997-)
Variations
Sub-Ideologies	Ario Pandilla Nazism Kakistocracy National Capitalism Pinochet Poopenfarten
Character Information
Likes	Amo Doom Oveja, Skiso Mexico Pinochet
Dislikes	Ocio the Traitor Black People Plebs! USA El Jerry Being called "El Dun" Doomposting Allende
Song	Fé, Sangre y victória

Mexican Fascism is an Culturally Far Right, Fascist ideology that resides in the upper left half of the Authoritarian Unity section of the political compass.

Beliefs

Mexican Fascism looks up to the Second Mexican Empire as the nation's golden era, praising its high-ranking conservative politicians and Emperor Maximilian I. It rejects the republic as a failure that is to blame for much of the nation's long-standing problems and a model based on imported French ideas incompatible with the Mexican nation.

Coupled with its praise for the Second Empire is Irredentism seeking to restore the borders of the First Empire. It rejects the United States' ownership over the territories ceded to it following the Mexican-American War as well as Texas, and it also wishes to reintegrate Central America into the country. The American border question leads it to also harbor wider anti-american sentiments manifested as a desire to vanquish Anglo-American influence from the country and its culture.

Its economic model is third-positionist in character and based on Distributism, with an emphasis on workers' rights and rejection of both Capitalism and Marxism. In addition, it calls for a withdrawal from international trade deals, organizations and banks.

Mexican Fascism cherishes Pan-Hispanism and the nation's Spanish heritage, yet also places a high value on the cultures of the indigenous peoples, seeking to revitalize them in order to achieve greater national unity and promoting the racial and cultural mixing between Spanish and indigenous civilizations as a cornerstone of the Mexican national identity. However, this doesn't stop the ideology from manifesting itself as staunchly anti-immigrant.

The rest of the prevalent rhetoric is one hostile towards foreigners, Globalism, leftists (especially Marxists), the LGBT community and "anti-nation minorities". Militants of the ideology proclaim an opposition to violence and illegal activity, seeking to achieve their ends through persuation and popular support.

La Ario Pandilla

Doomentio

“I have always been a proud person. I am proud of my social and intellectual abilities; I am proud of my channel; I am proud of being NTP... because many of the most eloquent, humorous, innovative, and intelligent people in history have been NTP. I am proud of almost everything that makes up my being and my experiences, and by the way... and I am dying to say this with joy: I LOVE BEING WHITE! I am proud to be so. I am proud to have Spanish blood. I love my fair skin, I love my heterochromia, my green eye, my honey-colored eye, my upturned nose, the shape of my skull, my lips. I love white women; they are the most beautiful women in my eyes. I love the culture, history, and art of Europe; I consider them the most incredible things that have happened to humanity. I adore the languages, music, the lands are beautiful. I love their ideas, I love their ideals, their values. I am proud to be white in Latin America because it was always the whites who made the greatest contribution to my country. Enough of the same lie! We were not at the forefront of the greatest moments in history because we were evil or lucky; we did it because we were the best: the most creative, the best leaders, the best negotiators, even the most heroic... and I'll surely be called racist, Nazi, and more, but I don't care... I don't care anymore. ENOUGH! I, as a minority in a non-white country, cannot speak for myself... But you, Europeans, are a disgrace right now. You are not obliged to change, you are not obliged to tolerate everything, you have no guilt to feel. You made the great countries they want to destroy, in the first place. We invented electricity, the greatest currents of thought, the greatest theories, including the greatest artistic avant-gardes. SHOW PRIDE! Don't succumb to ad hominems! If you are called racist... If you are called a Nazi... So be it! Enjoy it! Hold your head high and think about your priorities.”

Doomentio

Doomentio, previously known as "Youquendo" until 2011, was a "loquendero" considered "mature" for his age (11 years old at the time), and he had his Chihuahua dog named Spunky as his assistant. When he finally decided to leave Loquendo, he became an animation critic, mainly focusing on anime, and became one of the most controversial users in the Hispanic community due to his ideologies and beliefs.

Youquendo was born in the State of Sonora, Mexico. Very little is known about his youth, but it is known that he made a presentation on discrimination when he was a student and discovered the internet, developing a liking for it. He made friends who shared his interests and began arguing on forums like 4chan, eventually discovering YouTube in 2008, drawing inspiration from users like Caricatuneitor. At the age of 13, he started making videos criticizing cartoons and anime using Loquendo, capturing the attention of several users, including Shadow27682. He used critical and rude but valid arguments (based on logic and reasoning), defending Western cartoons against otakus and religious fanatics, earning the respect of many users who said he was very mature for his age. However, his channel was deleted due to copyright infringement for using material from the anime Naruto and Panty and Stocking without permission from its owner, Tokyo TV.

Dun's downfall began in 2011 with his legacy, as despite continuing with content criticizing animation and a Dragon Ball creepypasta he created, he began to emphasize his hatred for loquenderos even though he continued using the same voice. After a Google+ post highlighting his sick behavior of masturbating ten times with an anime, he decided to start over on YouTube with the name "Perezoso Doom," eventually changing it to Doomentio (the name by which he is known today).

Doomentio engaged in wars with other loquenderos, being considered a disgusting cynical psychopath (leading one called "Ulquiorraquendo" to leave YouTube). This led him to create articles on the Loquendo Wiki against his detractors (one of his allies was "NaruxDoom," a possible alternate account, as at one point, he mentioned that NaruxDoom has heterochromia).

Doom the Sloth

From this point, the love and hatred towards Doomentio began from his subscribers and fans of the series he criticized, as opinions about his videos were highly divided. Memes also emerged during this phase, along with alliances with other YouTubers, joining Brochaman's group, forming his own group known as the Phy group, being part of Team Loco (one of the first groups to bring dubbed anime to Latin America), and collaborations with YouTubers like La Zona Cero.

Over time, Doomentio started facing issues with Kaiserwolf, Quetzal, and even Ezquizofrenia Natural, with the most negative being with La Zona Cero. The Phy group, consisting of three other members known as Midori, La Oveja, and Indagación del Ocio, separated due to differing sentimental and ideological ideas with Doom. It's worth noting that all of them lived in the same house except for Midori. Ocio left to pursue his dreams of becoming a voice actor but left with an unpaid internet debt, assuming that Doom and his former friends would cover it for him (a statement on Doomentio's Twitter mentions that if the internet service is in your name, you can't cancel it), escalating the feud between Doom and Ocio to a new level.

In 2017, Doomentio announced that he would do a face reveal if he received $150 in donations on Patreon. Although the goal was not met, Doom still revealed his face.

Doom's Ideology

After studying the ideologies of his country and foreign ones, Doomentio's interest in cultures grew, leading to a specific interest in European cultures and explicitly, German culture, which he considers one of the most interesting. Making it clear that he relies on statistics and information gathered from the internet to make statements that can be considered controversial, according to various sources and historical events, Doomentio statistically believes that whites are less prone to violence than blacks or, on average, are smarter. However, in addition to these apparent beliefs favoring the Caucasian race, there are also ideologies of Doomentio that no one mentions, such as the belief that Asians have a higher average IQ than Europeans. He also dislikes most contemporary philosophical and political currents, both on the right with capitalism and on the left with communism and progressivism.

He has also been considered by some publications on his Twitter as part of the alternative right or even as part of the MGTOW community (men going their own way), claims that have not been confirmed by Doomentio himself. It is important to emphasize regarding Doomentio's ideologies that he is often called a Nazi for sympathizing with National Socialism (the party that supported Hitler), as he believes Hitler was not as bad because whites suffer discrimination from Jews and minorities. This has led to accusations of being a white supremacist, although Doomentio openly stated that he would never support acts like the Holocaust (although later he claims not to believe that the Holocaust happened). His opinion on races is that none should be discriminated against, but he has the idea that in the modern world, miscegenation creates physical and mental problems. In his view, the best option is to separate races to prevent them from mixing.

Critics

The main source of criticism and hatred towards Doomentio revolves around his controversial political views. Many people have frequently labeled him as a Nazi and fascist, claims he has denied, but he has admitted to being part of the extreme right. Despite these denials, Doomentio has often been seen praising the politics of the Third Reich, including its racist and antisemitic ideologies (despite being Jewish himself through his maternal family). He has denied the Holocaust many times, engaging in debates about its veracity. Doomentio is also known to be homophobic, transphobic, and misogynistic.

He has also been accused of being a white supremacist, which many find amusing or ironic, as, notably, he is actually of mixed race with a light brown complexion, although he has referred to himself as a white person on several occasions. He is often considered a "morenazi" (a derogatory term used to describe non-white individuals who support or advocate for Nazi and racist ideologies).

Doomentio has confirmed several times that he is a frequent reader of the /pol/ board on 4chan (a board where people argue about their ideologies, with him being the only one taking them seriously). He primarily expresses these views on his various Twitter accounts, with his current one being @VeteranAnon.

Team Loco

On February 18, 2015, some former employees who were in charge of the Locomotion channel decided to open their own Facebook account to reconnect with people. The account, named Team Locomotion Oficial, is moderated by Lolita, the former community manager of the official Locomotion website.

During the initial months, they offered to address and answer all the public's questions, simultaneously sharing material related to the channel, such as photos, images, and high-quality videos. Within a few months, the Facebook page experienced rapid growth, prompting the former leaders to consider the idea of a project that aimed to capture the essence of what made Locomotion unique.

In September 2015, the Facebook page announced that at the Otaku Fest held in Peru on October 31, there would be an important announcement related to a project involving some of the people associated with the now-defunct channel. Rodrigo Piza, former general manager of Locomotion, gave numerous interviews to various media outlets on the subject.

On October 31, 2015, Team Loco was officially announced, a project that would be conducted online and consist of two stages, offering adult animation in all its forms, electronic and independent music, a space for local artists, etc. It was a project without external interventions and free from any regulatory restrictions.

The announcement also reached Argentina Comic Con and Proyecto Poroto, both in Argentina.

In October 2016, almost a year after the announcement, a date was set for the launch of the first stage of the project on November 1, 2016.

On November 19 of the same month, Secsy Music (an independent record label that worked with the channel in the past, releasing multiple albums) announced on its Facebook page and through an interview with Buenosaliens.com that they would release a limited edition double CD for collectors, celebrating the launch of Team Loco, featuring music from Locomotion and some unreleased tracks.

Finally, on November 2, a video was released presenting the first stage of the project, explaining the intentions and foundations for creating the platform. The platform would be assembled by each member contributing through crowdfunding to acquire and produce content.

Although the crowdfunding fell short of its goal, the platform was launched on December 25, 2017, comprising an initial content pack with various shorts and series, both original and licensed. Packs would be released monthly, unveiling new content.

On December 5, 2017, the day the platform's launch date was announced, it was also revealed that Team Loco would be available throughout Latin America (including Brazil), Canada, Spain, and Portugal. They announced their partnership with Vimeo for platform viewing, making it accessible on iOS, Android, Apple TV, Roku, Smart TVs, Chromecast, computers, and mobile devices. Lastly, they announced the production of "The Space Between," their first original series created by Miguel Ángel Martin.

Due to sustained criticism regarding the low quality of its content, as of today, the project has not provided updates, and its website is currently inactive.

Oveja

“I Funlly became the Bully of Bullies”

David "Oveja" Pineda

David Pineda, also known by his pseudonym "La Oveja" (The Sheep), is a former "loquendero" (content creator using Loquendo, a text-to-speech software), reviewer, and non-professional illustrator from Colombia. He is primarily known for his association with Doomentio, with whom he currently lives in Mexico City as a couple, taking on the role of the house "maid."

His journey began around 2008 as Dpv89 during the time when Doomentio used Loquendo. He was one of the many "loquenderos" of that era and initiated a friendship with Youquendo. However, when Doomentio's channel was closed, Oveja lost all contact with him until...

Following a project that promised to be a "streaming service for Latin America," Oveja decided to travel from Colombia to Mexico to "help." The term "help" is in quotes because due to incorrectly printing the logo on T-shirts, everything went downhill in 2017. Despite this, he ended up living with Doomentio illegally in Mexico, becoming one more member of the Ariopandilla and a heroic figure in Free Fire with reviews similar to Doomentio's.

After the emergence of Doomentio's editorial project known as Nostrafort, Oveja abandoned his channel to start drawing for the said editorial. He began writing and illustrating his frustrations, charging a high price in a comic series known as Dedsecks. In this series, set in a luxuriously corrupt and contextless world (unlike Lisa the Painful and Joyful, where the story is good), the asexual protagonist suddenly dons a suit similar to Rando's from Lisa the Painful to execute any "sexual predator" he comes across. This reflects Oveja's view that, in his eyes, anyone with an active sex life in public is considered sick and/or a harasser. However, the drawings are cool.

Kalcifer

Obvi Ously Eslaf is the pseudonym of Kalcifer Vallarta, who is a critic and reviewer. He is a member of the Nostrafort team, working within the creative department as Director of Art and Writing and dedicated writer. He is also involved in marketing as a public relations specialist and in human resources as a personnel recruiter. In the realm of artistic endeavors, he stands out as the co-creator and scriptwriter of Untethered Festival Placey and the writer of Güero Balazos. In other notable works, he served as the writer for the oneshot titled Agente Bobby: Archivo N°0.

Jerry

"My Life Under the Bridge," also known as Jerry or Doctor Jerry, is a Mexican YouTuber who creates reviews of animation. He is also a streamer who enjoys expressing opinions and discussing various topics, events, and more during live broadcasts.

Jerry, in his early days, created various reviews of animated content, mainly anime. Occasionally, he discussed Western animated movies and series, as well as other topics like dubbing or live-action series/movies.

He also enjoys producing podcasts and streams where he talks about different current topics and interacts with his followers.

Currently, he focuses more on discussing the controversial YouTuber Doomentio and his associates such as Oveja, Kalcifer Vallarta, Nancysauria, and Skiso.

Team Loco was a Latin American streaming project that aimed to "revive" the old Locomotion channel. This project was independent and sustained through crowdfunding.

Team Loco and Jerry

Jerry was one of the first people to speak out against this project, labeling it as a "fraud" and "a scam" in various videos. This led to multiple criticisms and attacks from supporters of the project, including Doomentio, Kalcifer, Derker Bluer, Indagación del Ocio, and others. Jerry also made several videos defending himself against accusations of being a "liar."

In the end, Jerry turned out to be correct, and Team Loco failed for multiple reasons, including:

• Poor publicity
• A poorly designed website
• Suspicious use of crowdfunding money
• The inclusion of a video in one of Team Loco's packages depicting a cat being run over. In reality, this clip is part of a prop from an independent collective known as "Los Lichis." The "cat" is actually a dummy. The video was uploaded with the sole purpose of "provoking" the audience and was removed shortly afterward for obvious reasons.

During this controversy, according to Jerry, there were almost attempts to have him jailed for "defamation" and "misinformation," but nothing came of it logically.

How to Draw

Flag of Mexican Fascism

Relations

Amigos

• Eco-Fascism - I love Monarch butterflies!
• Traditionalism - We must hold to the values that define our nation.
• Nationalism - Mexico First!
• Irredentism - When are we taking over Central America again?
• Ultranationalism - Cool!
• Francoism - A good friend. Viva España.
• Falangism - Another Spanish friend.
• Brazilian Integralism - Brazilian fren who has great ideas.

Mezclado

• Pinochetism - Tú eres un fan de los gringos, y no entiendo por qué le gustas tanto a Doom. Aun así, gracias, Pinochet.
• Second Mexican Empire - Traitor for being an French puppet, based for being an CultRight and an Libtard slayer.
• Secularism - I'm not a theocrat, but my official religion is Catholicism, and I don't like secularism.

Enemigos

• Kleptocracy - You have ruined Mexico!
• Indigenous Anarchism - Destroy the communes!
• Democracy - You have failed my people and let the country get overrun by drug dealers!
• Neozapatismo - Stupid commies in Chiapas, will overrun them when I get the chance.
• Bonapartism- Wtf? Give me back my empire!

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Nationalist Front of Mexico

Gallery

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