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Geosyndicalism is an economically leftist and generally both libertarian and culturally progressive ideology. GeoSynd believes in both worker ownership and a land value tax. He wants a worker self-managed form of Socialism, but still with a mostly free market. Like Mutualism, he believes the market should primarily reward productive work, but he isn't completely opposed to statist property relations. GeoSynd is also unique in that he seeks to organise both workers and tenants alike.

History and Beliefs

Geosyndicalism originally stems from an essay by William Schmack in which he discusses the viability of a society that merges the principles Geoanarchism and Anarcho-Syndicalism.

Personality

GeoSynd is obsessed with organising and effective taxing. He's also always explaining his beliefs, even if others aren't that interested...

How To Draw

Flag of Geosyndicalism
  1. Fill a ball with green.
  2. Fill top-left half with gold.
  3. Draw the eyes.
  4. Give it a red and black Gear-shaped eyepatch.
  5. Draw in black a crossed torch and hammer on the eyepatch.
Color Name HEX RGB
Green #0ED145 14, 209, 69
Gold #FFDA2B 255, 218, 43
Red #FF0000 255, 0, 0
Black #141414 20, 20, 20


Relationships

Friends

Frenemies

  • Geolibertarianism - I know we like to fight a lot, but we still agree on a bunch of stuff.
  • Social Democracy - It's cool that you like unions and labor rights, but property tax isn't all it's cracked up to be.
  • Social Libertarianism - Georgism, LVT and markets egalitariansm is based, but your boss-worker relationship is strangling labour!
  • Marxism–Leninism - You found the right problems, but completely wrong solutions.

Enemies


Further Information

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