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Self Insert "People can really believe anything these days!" - Ismism This page is meant to represent CurlWurl's political views. Please do not make any major edits without their permission. |
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Notice
This page is a WIP (Work In Progress) and is unfinished. I'll finish it later.
Introduction
Musical Heathcliffism is a libertarian leftist
, socialist
(whilst taking some inspiration from communism
and syndicalism
), ultraprogressive
, internationalist
, environmentally
and industrially
syncretic, and globalist
ideology. It's founder is Mark Heathcliff
(online alias: Curly Wurly), and is self-described as a radical
and revolutionary form of libertarian leftism
.
Beliefs
Music And It's Effect
Basis
Musical Heathcliffism , as implied by the name, is heavily influenced by the power of music
. It believes that music, if orchestrated correctly and produced on a mass scale, could bring forth a new revolution. This would also be humiliating for the capitalist ruling class
, considering the
music industry
is a major point of income and influence.
Examples of Praxis
Relations
Schumacherianism
I won't even judge you on politics for this, because despite our drastic differences politically, when it comes down to it, you're a good friend. Unironically one of the best dudes to just chill out with on a voice call or whatever. Definitely would get a beer with you if I had the chance.
Dankeism
I quite literally have no idea who you are, but from the bits and pieces of your page I read, your ideology seems relatively sound. Seems a bit too class collaborationist from what I gained, but I would take a grain of salt alongside my take considering I barely read your page.
Imperial Socialism
From what I've seen of your page, it seems you've just bastardized internationalism. I believe personally that the international revolution should be inspired, but not directly caused by another nation. This could just lead to more conflict amongst fellow leftists and such. Also, your distaste for leftist libertarianism is just... not chill. I do, however, like your socially progressive ideas.
Rocksism
From what I've gained, we're nearly ideological brothers. We're both socialists, environmentalists, internationalists, and libertarians (you're anarchist, which I'm not supportive of, but it's honestly whatever). You seem very well read, and I'm sure your ideas have tons of potential.
Hysteria Thought
Romantic Egoism
Rigby Thought
Brazilian Liberalism
I can't even begin to state how much I despise your ideology. You're a liberal, for starters. Despite how overly progressive liberalism is, it's barebones economics are just... horrific. You're a supporter of Israel, a supporter of police states (at least from what I last saw on your page), and et cetera. Although, I am not entirely biased, so I will give credit where credit is due. You're environmentalist, pro-taxation, pro-welfare, federalist, promote freedom of religion, and honestly have many other redeeming factors.
Neocarlism
Eleutherianism
A fellow Artelian brother, fantastic. Overall the ideology is complex, and it contains lots of theories that I never would have considered. I really would love to learn more on your distaste for democracy and your idea of the dying bourgeoise class. I also really love your hatred of authority, the idea of superiority, traditions and cultures, and nationalism. I would also like to specifically note the awesomeness of anti-humanism, as I personally believe humans are a plague that will sooner or later be eradicated through internal or external means. One thing I'd have to disagree with though, is the nihilism. I'm not at all well read on philosophy, so take this with a grain of salt, but I personally believe that yes, humanity has no true purpose for it's existence, but as opposed to simply not caring about ourselves and our future, we should instead form our own purpose. But, TLDR, great ideology, fantastic inspiration for me, and also a fellow Artelian and child of the Great British New Left Movement.
- "I personally believe that yes, humanity has no true purpose for it's existence, but as opposed to simply not caring about ourselves and our future, we should instead form our own purpose." oh I agree 100%. I wouldn't call myself a Nihilist, just a moral nihilist/amoralist.