Difference between revisions of "Cult of the Nation"

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==Traditionalism==
 
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Collective individualism, as outlined in ''The Book of Red Fabric'' (Rakeoian: Libro de Ruĝa Ŝtofo), is based in the idea that liberal and socialist societies produce men who seek an easy existence over challenge or adversity. It states that
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|text=The model Rakeoian does not accept that life should be easy. Life's primary struggle is in finding one's place and becoming worthy of it- Not being given to spiritual banality, or to capitalist decay.
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|source=''Libro de Ruĝa Ŝtofo'' (1958)
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=Criticism=
 
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Revision as of 04:23, 29 March 2021

Cult of the Nation (Rakeoian: Nacia Kultado) is the ideology behind the current politic apparatus of Rakeo, and its government, the Stratocratic Authority. The basic ideology calls for the submission of the individual to the state, a return to populist rule, and the prime role of the military in civil and political life.

History

Tenants

Pragmatism

Traditionalism

Collective individualism

Collective individualism, as outlined in The Book of Red Fabric (Rakeoian: Libro de Ruĝa Ŝtofo), is based in the idea that liberal and socialist societies produce men who seek an easy existence over challenge or adversity. It states that

The model Rakeoian does not accept that life should be easy. Life's primary struggle is in finding one's place and becoming worthy of it- Not being given to spiritual banality, or to capitalist decay.

— Libro de Ruĝa Ŝtofo (1958)

Criticism

A fringe ideology that combined Nacia Kultado's religion of the state with official state atheism and components of Marxist thought. While it saw some adoption with the Rakeoian Miguelists League, it was abandoned after the militant forces made clear that they would not support them in the attempted Paragon uprising.

Cornellism was founded in response to a faltering of the Stratocratic Republic which threatened then General Secretary Richard Cornell's position as head of state.