Anarcho-Totalitarianism

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Fictional Ideology
"The party would like to remind you this ideology has never existed" - Ingsoc
This article is about a fictional ideology and has no foundation in real life political movements.

Anarcho-Totalitarianism clipped to AnTot is a ball that represents "opposite unity" of the far ends of the civic spectrum and thus AnTot is the unholy child of Anarchism and Totalitarianism.

In usual opposite unity, his views comprise mostly of the things Totalitarians and Anarchists agree on like "Abolish unjustified hierarchies" and ways in which Anarchists and Totalitarians are similar like usage of Violence.

There's also a conception that Anarcho-Totalitarianism could describe a state in which a totalitarian culture has instilled itself so much into the people of a society that a state isn't needed to enforce it anymore.

Beliefs

Francis's term "anarcho-tyranny" refers to armed dictatorship without rule of law, or a Hegelian synthesis when the state tyrannically or oppressively regulates citizens' lives yet is unable or unwilling to enforce fundamental protective law. Commentators have invoked the term in reference to situations when governments focus on weapon confiscation instead of stopping looters.Additionally, anarcho-totalitarianism can be interpreted as the use of totalitarianism to achieve the ultimate anarchist goal.For example, anarcho-totalitarian communism is associated with the Marxist concept of a transitional state.Or anarcho-totalitarianism can be associated with anarcho-Darwinism, which, believing simultaneously in both anarchy and the right of might, strives for anarchy as a utopia of the strong and supports totalitarianism as the rule of the strong that precedes it. Anarcho-Totalitarianism can also refer to a totalitarian state which has no rulers and is instead maintained by the people's oppression of one another, tyranny with no tyrants.

Personality

AnTot is usually portrayed as a generally violent person and will go against anyone who does wrongthink in the commune. He also unironically believes that freedom is slavery.

How to Draw

Flag of Anarcho-Totalitarianism
  1. Draw a ball with eyes
  2. In the ball draw a large V-shape.
  3. Fill the V red and the other area black
  4. In the middle of the V put a white Circle
  5. Fill the inside of the circle black
  6. Inside the circle draw an "A".

And you're done!

Color Name HEX RGB
Black #141414 20, 20, 20
Red #FF0000 255, 0, 0
White #FFFFFF 255, 255, 255


Relationships

Friendly

  • Ingsoc - Praise Big Brother!
  • Anarchism - Mom!
  • Illuminatism - In fact, you can work even without laws! You are great friend!
  • Kraterocracy - Same to you, who said, that strength needs laws?
  • Geoanarchism - You literally invented taxation under anarchism... Based!
  • Platformism - Cool hierarchies dude! What do you mean it's temporary?
  • Neoreactionaryism - Lockean principle was meaningless anyway, competition exists already, and it will drive better states toward success.
  • Anarcho-Fascism - Remember "All within the state, nothing outside the state, nothing against the state, also there is no state".
  • Avaritionism - Anarchist and believer in the principle of might makes right? Great.
  • Capitalist Communism & Progressive Conservatism - Opposite bros, and excellent practitioners of double-think.
  • Chomskyism - An actual anarchist who likes to defend authoritarian regimes? Based!
  • Mao-Spontex - Anarchism + Maoism? BASED!
  • Anarcho-Monarchism - Anarchy needs autocrats!
  • Hoppeanism - Big fan of you. Your speeches about superiority of monarchism over democracy and ostracism of any people you don't like are great.
  • Ochlocracy - The only good demcuck. I love the fact that you can impose tyranny without a state.

Mixed

  • Anarcho-Capitalism - Private property is inside of our heads, we don't need state for it to function. And, You're thinking about killing that guy down there with helicopters, right?
  • Anarcho-Communism - Democratic decision making is the real anarchy. We don't need state for it to function. Also, You're thinking about killing that guy up there with Molotov cocktails, right?
  • Anarcho-Primitivism - Freedom and technological progress are incompatible, the more we go forward the less we have liberty, it is the government who pushing us there.
  • Anarcho-Transhumanism - Technological progress is the key to the freedom for our society, government only holds us back from it.
  • Anarcho-Conservatism - Traditional values are natural way of thinking for any person, it is the state forcing us to abandon them.
  • Queer Anarchism - Progressive values are a natural way of thinking for any person, it is the state forcing us to abandon them.
  • Religious Anarchism - It's only natural for humans to obey God and follow his decrees.
  • Anarcho-Nihilism - Religion and therefore morality are unnatural, artificial concepts upholded by state's institutions, abolish it and we become free.
  • Anarcho-Pacifism - By acting violently we are none better than state, trying to enforce our will on all people. We should practice peaceful activism to give an example to other people, stateless society isn't something to be afraid of.
  • Insurrectionary Anarchism - By practicing civil disobedience we will achieve nothing, we are at war and our enemy is not ashamed of using any methods. We are not enforcing our will, it is self-defence.
  • Anarcho-Individualism - The idea of a group of people containing certain characteristics is false. Only individuals exists.
  • Anarcho-Collectivism - The individual is an abstraction that can only be fully understood through his mediation by the broader network of social relations within which he exists and develops.
  • Social Anarchism - Free, Voluntary Organisation as opposed to the state is the basis of Anarchy, not chaos, and thus should be implemented
  • Anarcho-Egoism - What's the Difference between the States and so-called 'non-state collectives', nothing, thus it should be noted that we should live free without any collectives or other spooks.

Enemies

Further Information

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