Roblox Ideologies

Ideologies are what make nations around Roblox different socially and politically. Here is a list of ideologies.

Communism

Descended from the thought of Karl Blox and Engels, and claiming the heritage of Lebloxin's revolution, its end goal is to establish a classless, stateless, humane and human society based on common ownership of the means of production and free distribution thereof according to one's needs. Its adherents are firm believers in the concept of class struggle, and aim to overthrow the bourgeoisie to establish a dictatorship of the proletariat - a society and government where the working class and the state are synonymous.

- Amazonism

Amazonism is the Communist type of Ecologism, they support green politics & the revitalization of "mother nature". They Reject capitalism, imperialism & deforestation.

- Bloxshevism

Bloxshevism is a term referring to a unnamed former General Secretary and de facto leader of the Tovokian Union, codification of his version of Lebloxinism. While still calling for the violent overthrow of capitalism and a revolutionary dictatorship, it stresses freedom of socialist thought and political pluralism within the vanguard party itself, a pluralistic cultural sphere with minimal state interference, and an overall cautious, measured, and pedagogical attitude towards the construction of a communist society, holding that the people should learn to support socialism on their own terms and that coercive and militarist methods to accomplish such will be both inhumane and counterproductive.

- National Communism

National Communism refers to emphasizing the importance of national identity, culture, and sovereignty alongside communist ideals.

- Workerism

Workerism is a political theory that emphasizes the importance that/and glorifies the working class. it has gained traction following the era of the Coffee-Stained Republic.

- Jacobinism

Jacobinism traces its heritage back to the almost end of the 1780s, with the Rogaulian Revolution. Placing heavy emphasis on civic nationalism, patriotism and the struggle for National Sovereignty in an increasingly hostile world, Jacobin regimes turn to authoritarian methods of control in order to preserve the revolution against its enemies.

- Juche

Juche is a Korbloxia form of Marxism-Bloxshevism that heavily emphasises national self-reliance. Economically, advocates for Juche argue that in order to implement the principle of economic self-sufficiency, one must build an independent national economy, although it does not rule out foreign trade. Additionally, Juche considers human beings in general the driving force in history. It is the main ideology of North Neo-Korbloxia.

Socialism

Whether revolutionary or reformist, and whether marxist or utopian, it is and always has been of many different shapes. One thing remains, however: it is an ideology by the people, for the people.

- Bloxveldian Socialism

Bloxveldian Socialism is an ideology formed as a result of the sudden independence achieved by many former Rogaulian and Bloxian colonies in the wake of the Second Roblox War. Instead of following their former colonizers in pursuing a capitalist model, Bloxveldian Socialists sought out an ideology that was more afrocentric.

- Agrarian Socialism

Agrarian Socialism places the peasantry & farmers at the forefront of the revolution. Mostly popular in scarcely-industrialized, undeveloped states, its ideal society is based on an agrarian vision of society, where the land is owned by the people instead of by a landlord class.

- Anarcho-Communism

Anarcho-Communism is a radical left-wing ideology that is contrasted to more standard socialist ideologies like Marxism and democratic socialism by its strong opposition to authority, which it claims is synonymous with the evils of capitalism.

- Ro-Ba'athism (Socialist)

Ba'athism is a revolutionary Arab nationalist movement, aimed at creating a 'renaissance' across the Arab world by means of revolution against foreign oppressors. Ba'athist ideology combines notions of pan-Arabism, Arab socialism, and secularism into an ideological platform that aims to mobilize and subsequently unify the whole "Arab World" through revolutionary struggle, regardless of faith or region.

- Christian Socialism

Christian Socialism is a broad umbrella term to describe all beliefs that combine the moral teachings of Jesus Christ with the economic theory of left-wing ideologues. This mix of spiritualism and materialism may seem like an oxymoron at first glance, but that has not stopped thinkers and theologians from synthesizing the two. They consider themselves to be just as devout as any other Christian, and they reject Marxist beliefs that religion is an "opiate of the masses" that is ultimately incompatible with the goal of revolution.

- Left-Wing Nationalism

The proponents of left-wing nationalism transform socialist agitation into a weapon with which to combat either imperialist interference or influence in society.

- Revolutionary Frontism

The Revolutionary Front is, at least in theory, a unified coalition of various sects, strains, and factions of the socialist, communist, and anarchist left, all with the intended purpose of gaining institutional and government power to establish socialism.

- Social Democracy

Social Democracy is the mainstream that developed from the world of socialist mass politics following the October Revolution. Although it generally rejects wholesale embrace of reformist politics, it also stands against the Bolshevist line of revolutionary organization, developing a line that is ultimately agnostic on the matter of reform or revolution.

- Ultravisionary Socialism / Technocratic Socialism

A combination of Communism, with a heavy focus on the sciences, Ultravisionarism sees Socialism as not only the next step but also an aspect of the next stage of human progress: the complete unity of the disciplines and laws of science. The stars could not be farther. Yet, there is glory eternal for those who look ever forward.

Progressivism

A moderate response to the excesses of capitalism, Progressivism, composed of moderate social democrats and center left progressives, intends to be a middle ground between social liberalism and social democracy, with a focus on economic efficiency, a moderate welfare state, and a major focus on social justice. Pragmatic and willing to compromise, Progressivism believes in gradual change over time, with a focus on making capitalism more humane while allowing for its best aspects to shrine through.

- Eastern Progressivism

Familiar with established systems and convinced of the need for radical change, Eastern Progressivism is the ideology of reformers and public advocates. It is a movement dominated by large, old-money figures who—out of a sense of duty or for their political survival—have arrayed themselves against the institutions built by their ancestors long ago. They see an urgent need to advance science, economic development, and liberal political thought for the betterment of all people across society.

- Western Progressivism

For good and ill, Robloxia's sense of nationhood is inextricably tied to the frontier. The great rivers and prairies of the west were a land of opportunity where any man, regardless of birth, could make his way forward with nothing but grit and determination. And now, the Robloxian West is the epicenter of the latest attempt to make the United States truly live up to its creed of liberty and justice for all: Western Progressivism. While the Progressivism of the East Coast has long since turned to compromise with the traditional institutions and power brokers of the United States in the name of change, Western Progressives turn up their noses at this pragmatism. They see all the traditional institutions of political power, from corporations to machine politics to career politicians themselves, as nothing more than tools for the powerful to keep the common man down.

- Left-Wing Populism

Left-Wing Populism is the umbrella under which these people fall, although it is not a coherent ideology as much as it is a broad movement: combining anti-elites and left-wing rhetoric with populistic economic measures, those who claim affiliation to it style themselves as the defenders of the "common people", opposing the economic elites and the establishment who oppress the poor and the little man.

- Neocorporatism

Neocorporatism advocates against the traditional class interests, responsible in their minds for so much of the conflict and wars of the past decades. In its place, they advocate for pillarization, whereby society is organized based on specific interest groups centered around religion, nationality, political background, or another factor, each with their own institutions and social organizations, each orientated to be as inclusive as possible to avoid possible sources of tension and unrest.

- Reformist Socialism

Reformist Socialism is an umbrella term covering leftist movements that for various reasons still wish to operate within a fundamentally capitalist framework. Proponents of Reformist Socialism do not seek the immediate (or even forseeable) abolition of the Market as a defining factor in managing production, but instead place a high value upon democracy in both the workplace and in government, generally believing in at least a minimum input from workers in the production of goods and services.

- Social Republicanism

Social Republicanism seeks to create a vision that expands their national ethos to fit all groups within their borders, marching ahead to the future rather than agonizing over the sectarian disputes of the past. Special attention is given to the common man, as their role in spurring social change and reform is mythologized and romanticized, rewarded justly by an increased focus on egalitarianism in all spheres to emancipate all peoples.

Liberalism

On a fundamental level, Liberalism proclaims the self-evident truth that all men are created equal, guaranteed the right to equality under the law, representation , accountability, and that they are entitled to these rights regardless of upbringing, class or country of origin, and while the subject of who qualifies for which has -and in many places still is- a longstanding subject of debate, civilizations who adhere to the principles of Liberalism on a base level all maintain an uncompromising loyalty to the principle of equality and freedom.

- Classical Liberalism

Classical Liberalism is a contemporary branch of liberal democratic philosophy which found a surge in popularity in the reemergence of democratic institutions in the 18th Century, the most formative of which being the Robloxian Revolution, which prided itself as the vanguard for the reintroduction of liberal thinking in global politics.

- National Liberalism

National Liberalism is a synthesis of liberal political theory with nationalist philosophy on the integrity of the nation-state. It retains liberalism's emphasis on individual and economic freedom, but stresses that the continued health of the two is predicated on continued, unthreatened national sovereignty.

- Communitarianism / Sovereign Democracy

Sovereign Democracy is a niche political ideology which goal is to create a "perfect" democracy that ignores party bickering. Parties not only have similar views, but also Cooperate and work for the betterment of the state as a whole. The civilian society serves as a check on the parties, using their influence to oust corrupt and unpatriotic officials for example.

Conservatism

Be it a political ideology or cultural philosophy, Conservatism, as it has been defined, orientates itself around the ideals of traditionalism and a protection dedicated to preserving and refining societal and cultural institutions according to accepted societal norms, and while it traditionally has favored the right-wing of the political theater, it is not inherently opposed to working with more liberal elements in a given forum.

- Agrarianism

The typical Agrarian state features relatively simple and similar policies: promotion of subsistence farming, greater community involvement in the agricultural development of the state, and an overall prioritization of the farmer to a place of national importance, just as things had been at the precipice of humanity's birth.

- Free-Market Conservatism

Free Market Conservatism are those that propose lowering tariffs as much as they preach the value of the traditional family; those that propose lowering bureaucracies, as long as they don't put "troublemakers" in positions the state would dislike; cutting regulations in the economy while putting extra tariffs upon countries not "aligned" with their moral compass, most of the time at least.

- Populist Conservatism

Rowdy, tenacious, and fiercely pragmatic in their crusade to maintain the spirit of their nation and people, the Conservative Populist is a fiery figure on par with any socialist rabblerouser or fascist provocateur.

- Progressive Conservatism

Progressive Conservatism is the brainchild of those seeking a compromise, or perhaps a means to ease their mind and that of their voters: Welfare, Equal Rights, measured Economic Interventionism, all measures that alleviate societal woes without risking the bedrock that unites the country and its traditions, and hopefully guide their society, and voters, towards a healthier ecosystem without the drastic changes that they still so abhor.

- Silent Conservatism

Silent Conservatism seeks to create a moderate alternative to what it sees as naïve liberals and heartless reactionaries who threaten domestic politics. Rejecting radicalism from both sides of the political spectrum, its proponents instead attempt to appeal to the vast sea of voting blocs in Robloxia through broadly populist rhetoric, flexible reforms, and a paternalistic attitude towards the nation's citizens.

Paternalism

The political philosophy broadly falling under the denomination of Paternalism has existed as the principal ethic for myriad forms of governments throughout millennia, from Despots, to Monarchs, to Emperors. The ideology behind paternalistic forms of government paints the nascent rise in liberal political thought as a cause for injustices and instability against age-old cultural and political norms, institutions, and truths, and seeks to counter said influence through the restriction of rights and liberties, either temporarily or perhaps even permanently, as a means of preserving the nation, its society and culture for a bright and better future, likening the role of the State towards the welfare of its citizens as like the guidance from a parent to their children.

- Anocracy / Anocrat

Anocracy is a broad term- one that can easily apply to any government anywhere around the world. The basic, scholarly definition is that it's part dictatorship, part democracy- but it goes deeper than that. Often, scholars will argue that it comes about as a product of interrupted or incomplete democratization- a formerly despotic or dictatorial nation, on the road to democracy, may be classified as an anocracy.

- Left-Wing Corporatism

Corporatism advocates the organization of society by groups on the basis of their common interests. The term is derived from the Latin corpus, body, and describes an explicitly collectivist system of thought. Its ultimate aim is the construction of a society whereby classes cooperate with one another under the aegis of the State, as opposed to the class conflict inherent in systems such as communism.

- Military Mandate

Military Mandates are regimes where the nation is governed by a foreign military power, and almost always led by a high-ranking military officer. Almost always the result of invasion or annexation, military mandates tend to be authoritarian and preoccupied with eliminating local resistance. Military mandates can be temporary structures, designed merely to protect a strategic region, facilitate annexation, or help smoothly transition into a new regime.

- National Conservatism

A deeply right-wing ideal, national conservatives believe that the unity of their particular nation is paramount to all other social goals and that this unity is maintained by upholding the nation's unique traditions.

- Oligarchy

Oligarchy, derived from the greek words oligos, few, and arkho, to rule, represents a government where power rests in the hands of a small group of people. They may be separated from the general population because of their wealth, education, military or political control, or in some cases, a minority group that maintains control of the majority.

- Right-Wing Populism

Right-Wing Populism, as such, is an ideology with a few identifiable core tenets: first, an emphasis on anti-elites rhetoric; said elites are portrayed as corrupt and greedy, and are opposed to the common man. Unlike left-wing populism, however, such elites can be used to represent national or ethnic minorities as well.

- Semi-Constitutional Monarchy

Within this system, checks on their power are few, and often symbolic in practice, leaving monarchs who wield significant power over the government, be it executive or legislative. Semi-Constitutional Monarchies have often been driven by monarchs themselves, who wish to moderate their image, and simultaneously not give up their existing power.

- Military Democracy

Military Democracy is essentially a military junta with an elective system of governance. The society under such ideology is very militaristic, with military service regarded as a sign of social status. Usually such societies form during wars and later transition to either democratic or authoritarian systems.

Despotism

Despotism is a wide-reaching term that encompasses governmental systems where power is concentrated on a single individual or group of individuals. These people run the nation according to their own will, and almost always make heavy use of the military and the police to keep their citizens from revolting. Despotist governments very rarely tolerate other ideologies and when they do they have systems in place to prevent those groups from ever gaining power. Opposition forces are treated as enemies of the state and heavily repressed, and if elections are ever held they are either completely rigged lies or for positions with no power.

- Absolute Monarchy

Absolute Monarchism is an ideology defined by total control by a monarch and the placement of all other government authority under their oversight. Most commonly, the monarch leaves the day-to-day management of the state to their ministers, but any decision can be overturned or reversed by them. With a history extending back thousands of years, absolute monarchy is one of the oldest and most enduring systems of government.

- Ro-Ba'athism (Despotic)

Ba'athism is a revolutionary Arab nationalist movement, aimed at creating a 'renaissance' across the Arab world by means of revolution against foreign oppressors. Ba'athist ideology combines notions of pan-Arabism, Arab socialism, and secularism into an ideological platform that aims to mobilize and subsequently unify the whole Arab nation through revolutionary struggle, regardless of faith or region.

- Civilian Dictatorship

Civilian Dictatorship, though a republican form of governance, should not be mistaken for a democratic one. Defined by the dictatorial grip on a state by a civilian regime, the military leadership is completely or near completely under the control of the civilian state, without the ability, and sometimes desire, to interfere with government functions.

- Institutional Despotism

In this state, institutions are all controlled and subverted by a single, incredibly-entrenched oligarchical party or other such group occupying the political bureaucracy. Meanwhile, the government has dictatorial powers to enforce its will, powers enshrined in laws that give the state massive oversight and the faculties to intervene anywhere it pleases. Furthermore, even most of the organized opposition is likely directly controlled by, or a satellite of, the ruling party to give an illusion of political pluralism. Therefore, it is impossible to imagine their displacement from power without an immense broad-front effort directed specifically toward that goal. Every action, inaction, use, and abuse is justified by a single unified goal or purpose inseparably tied to the ruling group or ideology—no matter how vague or logically incoherent said goal may become. The result is a despotism institutionalized and camouflaged, and a national ideology and civil society forced to revolve around an abstract goal absorbing everything that it touches—which is very frequently used to justify the self-interest of the political oligarchy that sits at its head.

- Military Junta

A Military Junta is a government where the military has taken political power into its own hands without any democratic element. Often this involves a suspension of the constitution of the state, and the rights contained therein. This leaves juntas free to stabilize the country into accepting their rule.

- Theocracy

Explicitly acknowledging a God or other such deity as their supreme authority, a Theocracy executes temporal functions through human intermediaries that are officially purported to receive divine authority or guidance. In order to do this many, most, or all of the nation's highest offices are occupied by clerical or religious officials, and state policy and actions are typically governed by the doctrines, beliefs, and scriptures of the religion that they purport to follow, whatever those may be or call for.

Ultranationalism

Ultranationalism is a vicious blend of rabid militarism and fervent devotion to the nation above all else. Ultranationalists are keen to purge their nations of perceived foreign influence of any sort. Thus they favour autarky, stratification and a strong military involvement in everyday affairs to insure that the country is kept independent and "safe from outside corruption".

- Reactionary Nationalism

Reactionary Nationalism proposes that nations must return to a past state of social organization in order to cast off the spiritual malaise enforced by twenty-first century modernity. This structure is typically picked from a narrow, romanticized slice of time in that nation's history, though it can also relate to methods for the violent transposition of antiquated moral norms onto colonies and other realms of empires and kingdoms.

- Stratocracy

Stratocratic regimes are, in general, little more than a military organization expending the minimal effort possible to provide civilian state institutions, in order to redirect all that possible towards the military and military-related interests. They are, in essence, an army with a state, with every decision of policy ultimately, in some fashion, supporting military endeavors, and with all actions underlaid by an ideological doctrine of rabid and uncompromising nationalism.

- Radical Nationalism

Radical Nationalism is an ideological movement that places utmost importance on the nation as the central unit of social and political organization. It advocates for the preservation and advancement of a particular nation's identity, culture, and interests above all else. Rooted in a strong sense of national pride and patriotism, Radical Nationalism seeks to promote the welfare and sovereignty of the nation, often through radical, autocratic means.

- Obliteration of The Self

Obliteration Of The Self is an ideology that centers on the complete eradication of individual identity, desires, and personal attachments. Rooted in various philosophical and spiritual traditions, such as Buddhism, Shintoism, and Eastern Mysticism, it advocates for the abandonment of ego and complete spiritual transcendence, with certain variations advocating for ''Death-Worship'', the spiritual worship of the dignity of death.

Fascism

Fascism's most defining qualities come from its slavish devotion to the state. The government, under the control of a single well,someones/somebodies. Whether it's a man of zeal,a cabinet of intellect or god,might even be the the crown of company, it certainly serves as the final arbitrator and authority in the land. Religious institutions, trade unions, private businesses, and the like are permitted to exist in some limited form, though their subservience to the state's authority is made clear and dear, debatably for businesses, nobility, party members and clergy.

- Aristocratic Fascism

In fascism, the elite, whether traditional or not, found their perfect weapon against the forces of social disruption and upheaval, their weapon to batter and smother any semblance of change. It is a steamroller — a tired and old machine — yet one with enough to pave away the imperfections, to sweep away the dregs corroding the lower orders with wretched notions of egalitarianism. It is a tool to protect elite interests, to bond by blood class interests, and shatter the socialist threat of organized labor.

- Clerical Fascism

This ideology asserts that a nation is inherently interrelated with religion. The separation of faith and state is then completely erased, and policy takes a distinctly religious aspect. However, it is not a theocracy. Members of the clergy are not in positions of power, but the leader will be seen with high-ranking heads of religion.

- Corporate Statism

Corporate Statism offers the corporatist system as it was originally intended: a body constituted of economic classes, each acting as a fundamental unit of society, each taught that the greatest good can only be achieved through class 'collaboration' rather than class struggle.

- Fascist Mysticism

Fascism is more than a political ideology. Preaching eternal devotion to the State, unflinching faith in God, and utter loyalty to one's family, comrades and brothers-in-arms-in last name and blood, it is a comprehensive code of values that finds application in every moment of a person's life, replacing all other social constructs, dubiously religion: in fact, Fascism is the final and logical conclusion of Christianity, with the messianic figure of the Duce acting as paragon of virtue, and supreme authority in both political and religious matters - making the corrupt and decadent Clergy unnecessary.

- Fascist Populism

Fascist 'Populism' is fascism for the farmers and peasants of the countryside - it focuses on the interests and welfare of the idealized "Old Country", far away from the alleged "decadence" and "corruption" inherent in cities and towns. As a result it focuses on the welfare of rural areas to an extent even many agrarian leftists and centrists would find irrational.

- National Syndicalism

National Syndicalism could be described as a fiercely nationalist version of revolutionary syndicalism. Seeking to organize society around a system of syndicates, and promoting class cooperation instead of class struggle, it aims to constantly 'revolutionize' itself, which means that it is, at least in theory, deeply 'progressive'.

- Ecofascism

Ecofascism is a syncretic ideology combining far-right politics with environmentalism. In modern times, Ecofascists are most concerned with the over-industrialization of society, and what they see as postmodernism destroying the traditional way of life, as well as the planet.

- Ethnonationalism

Ethnic nationalism, also known as ethnonationalism, is a form of nationalism wherein the nation and nationality are defined in terms of ethnicity, with emphasis on ethnocentric approach to various political issues related to national affirmation of a particular ethnic group.

National Socialism / Kiwi-ism

- Standard National Socialism

National Socialism, the iron fist clutching the heart of Eurobloxia for many years, refers to various styles of fascism incorporating fervent racism, extreme militarism, and a totalitarian, dependably crowned, expert driven, noble, bill, bill-pulling, bread kneading, gear rotating, a pious, or a one-party state, but it is always the wrench,where individuals are subordinated for the common good. It is distinct from other forms of fascism in its core tenets of brutally enforced racial hierarchy and aggressive, genocidal expansionism as "living space" for its nation's peoples.

- Naturalized National Socialism

Unlike its more formally codified Romarkian counterpart, Naturalized National Socialism defies easy categorization, often adopting a highly personalized, almost ad-hoc application within Eastern Eurobloxia. Emerging as a product of conditions that necessitated a divergence from National Socialist tenets deemed incompatible, this ideology lacks the rigid formalization found in more established regimes. Its defining characteristic lies in the supremacy accorded to the national and cultural traits of its practitioners, a departure from the ethos of Nazi colonialism emanating from Romarkia.

- Neo-Nazism

Neo-Nazism is a modern-day offshoot of National Socialism. It encompasses a broad spectrum of beliefs and practices, they tend to be less formal and rougher than their predecessor. Ultimately at its core, it revolves around the ultranationalistic and racial supremacist ideas that were central to the National Socialist Romarkian Workers' Party.

- Spartanism / Spartacist

Spartacism emerged from Ro-Greece nationalism, associated with national spirit and nation.

- Esoteric National Socialism

Esoteric Nazism describes a series of interpretations of National Socialism that combines mysticism and Neo-Paganism, usually of Norse or Baltic variations, taking heavy inspiration from certain runic symbols in their iconography. Categorized as a new religious movement, its origins were in the beliefs of certain high-ranking Romarkian officials at the past.

- Babylonian Kiwi-ism

Babylonian Nazism, also known as the Babylonian Ethos, is the stated ideology of the Sinister Path. A syncretic mixture of Traditional Satanism, Left Hand Occultist practices and Esoteric National Socialism, it calls for a militaristic, Pagan social order called the Imperium to be established in order to combat the Magian/Nazarene World Order centered in the West. Comprised of global terrorist cells, they believe in the Deo Vindex, an entity that will be released through a "nexion" (meaning gateway) and defeat Judeo-Christianity, allowing for Kiwi society to colonize the Galaxy through a period of "cosmic evolution" guided by sinister dialectics.

Varied Ideologies

These are Ideologies which are yet to be assigned or are unique so they are put here.

- Accelerationism

Accelerationism is the idea that capitalism, or some processes associated with it, and technological change should be "accelerated" and drastically intensified to create radical social change, or in order to bring the end of capitalism. Accelerationists support sabotage, mass killings and assassinations of high-profile targets to destabilize and destroy the current system.

- Euraojism

Euraojism is an ideology born from post-tovok political thought, its tenets are to place themselves against the Global Eurocentric Liberalism, dubbed by them as 'Atlanticism' and its attempts to establish hegemony of rimland over heartland people. They oppose uniformization of mankind, and instead focus on cherishing and safeguarding cultural and ethnical diversity of the Continent. Staunchly anti-capitalists and pro-collectivists, they will seek all methods possible to unify Euraoji, and protect it from Atlanticist threats.

- Transhumanism

Transhumanism. It is debated for a long time where the first spark of Transhumanist thought came to be, from the futurists in the twentieth century that desired to be as machines to the modern day digital philosophers on the fringes of societies that see the merge of man and machine as an logical end result of evolution. Transhumanism argues for the modification and enhancement of the human mind, body and soul by technological means, influenced by seminal works of science fiction, the transhumanist vision of a transformed future humanity has gained the support and opposition of philosophers and religious believers alike. With its recent rise to prominence, and its dedication to scientific advancement no matter the cost, the question remains on whether humanity can keep up the pace of this ideal. Its critics fear the potential resurgence of discriminatory attitudes for the sake of progress and the potential of the human race losing its humanity.

- Syncreticism

Syncreticism combines elements across the conventional left–right political spectrum. The main idea of Syncretism that taking political positions of neutrality by combining elements associated with left-wing politics and right-wing politics can achieve a goal of reconciliation.

- Apocalypticism

Apocalypticism paints a vivid canvas of cosmic cataclysms and divine reckonings, a potent belief system hinged on the precipice of the world's end. It is the narrative of a climax on a cosmic scale, a closing act of human history filled with trials, tribulations, and, ultimately, salvation.

- Identitarianism

Identitarianism is a more euro-centric form of ethnic nationalism, born from Nouvelle Droite, created as a way to provide an alternative to traditionalist, ethnopluralist and illiberal politics in order to distance itself from Fascism and Nazism. Identitarians advocate an ostensibly non-hierarchical global separatism where differences between peoples are preserved and celebrated. Even with that, they also advocate pan-Eurobloxian ideals where white Eurobloxians are more central and prioritized and are fiercely against ideas and concepts that threaten the western world.

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Telamonian Democracy

Main article: Telamonian Democracy

Telamonian democracy is an ideology originating in the Telamon Islands, based on a combination of democracy with technocratic elements. This ideology is often based on liberal models. It assumes that the state is democratic, but partially under the control of experts who facilitate the legislative process. Furthermore, the state then prioritizes competent governance. Therefore, in the Telamon Islands, where this ideology dominates, various advisory or supervisory bodies exist, selected based on competence. Therefore, the country's system features numerous institutions, such as the Consultative Chamber, the Audit Chamber, and the Advisory Chamber, which create a network of interdependencies that is difficult to break. This is designed to ensure the institutions' independence lasts as long as possible in the event of an authoritarian takeover of Parliament. There are many possible variations of this ideology, including authoritarian, socialist, or extreme capitalist, as well as some more conservative ones.

Confederate/Cartillery Socialism

Confederate Socialism is a political ideology formulated by Sev Seventy, often described as one of his most intricate works. It is widely regarded as the ideological foundation that later inspired early forms of fascism. Under Confederate Socialism, a parliamentary system is replaced by a centralized dictatorship that fuses multiple doctrines, including Confederate Nationalism, Socialism, Communism, Totalitarianism, Imperialism, and Sev’s proto-fascism.

The system permits slavery and enforces the suppression—or in extreme cases, execution—of individuals deemed undesirable, such as those with certain disorders (e.g., autism) or anyone identified as a political enemy. This is justified by the regime as a means of achieving a “perfect utopia.” All citizens are obligated to work for the ruling party and are prohibited from independent or dissenting thought.

Confederate Socialism also embraces imperialist ambitions, with the head of state adopting exalted titles such as Supreme Emperor, Supreme Leader, or Pangodynaster (the latter being used specifically in the Penguinia).

Bloxpartistism

Bloxpartistism is a political ideology Founded by Napoleon Bloxaparte. the beliefs of the ideology are that the Government is ruled by a single person named the emperor who often used public votes to show they had popular support. They also could not rig the votes, so they never rigged the votes. It first showed up after the Rogaulian Revolution, during which Napoleon Bloxaparte made as equality before the law. The political power is held in a single leader who presents himself as the representative of the people and not as the representative of a specific class, party, or institution. The ideology allows freedom of speech, Religion and press.