Confederalism

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Confederalism
"States' Rights!"
Basic Information
Aliases	Confed Confederal states Anti-federalism (USA) Federalism on steroids Confederatism (USA, historical) Neo-Confederatism (USA, modern) Alt-South Movement (USA) Confederate Monarchism (some)
Alignment(s)	Non-Quad Variants AuthRight ( Confederatism) Culturally Right ( Confederatism) LibLeft ( Left Confederalism) Culturally Left ( Left Confederalism)
Ideological Information
Influenced by:	Feudalism Federalism Monarchism (some) Republicanism (most) Catholic Theocracy (Canada)
Influenced	Alt-Right (some) Democratic Confederalism Tinism Dixiecratism Euskadi Carlism Jacksonian Democracy (some) Jeffersonian Democracy KKK Model Neozapatismo Paleoconservatism (some) Paleolibertarianism Puzzle Piece Politics Patchwork White Nationalism (USA)
Notable people	Americas Dekanawidah (?-?) Iroquois Confederacy John C. Calhoun (1782-1850) USA John Tyler (1790-1862) USA James Buchanan (1791-1868) USA Franklin Pierce (1804-1869) USA Robert E. Lee (1807-1870) USA/CSA Jefferson Davis (1808-1889) USA/CSA Alexander H. Stephens (1812-1883) USA/CSA John Wilkes Booth (1838-1865) USA Europe Klemens von Metternich (1773-1859) Germany Herbert Alois Krauss (1911-2008) Austria Igor Girkin (1970-) Russia
Notable examples	The Three Crowned Kings (1,050 B.C. as the first known example) The Delian League (478 BC-449 BC) The Old Swiss Confederacy (14th Century-1798) The Iroquois Confederacy (1450-1946) The German Confederation (1815-1866) Argentine Confederation (1831-1861) The Confederate States of America (1861-1865)
Variations
School of Thought	HRE Model Patchwork Feudalism Elective Monarchism Bishop investure (sometimes) Catholic Theocracy (800–1806) Lutheran Theocracy (1555–1806) Calvinist Theocracy (1648–1806) Confederatism Authoritarian Democracy Herrenvolk Democracy Presidentialism National Agrarianism Jacksonian Democracy Roman Republicanism Separatism Totalitarianism (debatably) Slavery White Nationalism
Regional Tendencies	Tyler Doctrine American Whiggism Classical Liberalism Jeffersonian Democracy Kakistocracy Manifest Destiny Mediocracy Moderatism National Conservatism National Liberalism Piercism Abolitionism ( Jane) Agrarianism (Later on) Alcoholism Anti-Alcohol ( Jane) Anti-CSA Depressionism Religious Rejectionism ( Jane)
Character Information
Likes	State's rights
Dislikes	Central authority telling him what to do
Song	Arise Donbass! (In the Donbass) Confederatism Dixie's Land God Save the South Oh I'm A Good Old Rebel The Yellow Rose of Texas Tyler Doctrine I Mr Beat - The John Tyler Song John Tyler - "Everlasting" Piercism Mr Beat - The Franklin Pierce Song Pierce and King Rusty Cage - When I'm Drinkin' Whiskey Alabama Song (Whisky Bar) - Join Us

Confederalism is a system where a group of regional governments are united under a weak confederal government for some purpose, but have equal or more power then the confederal government. In some versions, regional governments might even have in-country tariffs and strong borders.

Personality

Confederate usually has split personalities whom he often argues with, and has trouble making decisions as a result.

How to Draw

Flag of Confederalism

1. Draw a ball with eyes
2. 5 red circles in a X, the center circle can be bigger than the other 4, but it doesn't need to be
3. 5 white circles in the red circles
4. 5 blue stars in the white circles
5. (Optional) confederate can be drawn as 5 separate balls, each with one of the circle-stars, usually arguing.

Color Name		HEX	RGB
	White	#FFFFFF	255, 255, 255
	Red	#D80323	216, 3, 35
	Blue	#002368	0, 35, 104

Relationships

Friends

• Libertarianism & Libertarian Socialism - Fellow decentralization fans. Just please ignore my authoritarian variants such as CSA.
• Minarchism & Minarcho-Socialism - Even bigger fans of decentralization. Based!
• Separatism - Is a right of the states.
• Helvetic Model - Closer to federalism nowadays, but still pretty good.
• Democratic Confederalism - I support you against the Erdoganist and Kemalist unitarist.
• Neo-Confederatism - I support you against Yankee tyrants too! Wait, you are tyrannical too, especially to black people?
• Neozapatismo - Good job in Mexico son.
• Patchwork - States' rights include city-states too.
• Feudalism - The HRE was based.

Frenemies

• Anarcho-Capitalism - A fan of mine, but I don't like their "abolish the state" thing.
• Federalism - Too moderate. We need MOAR autonomy.
• European Federalism - You're actually not too bad as you are currently, but the commission is a bunch of bureaucratic cringe.
• World Federalism - Depends how much power the "states" have.

Enemies

• Centralism - Stay away from my local authority.
• Universal Monarchism - 1776 asshole! Death to imperialist hegemonies.
• Hamiltonianism - 1788 NEVER FORGET!

Further Information

Wikipedia

• Confederation period
• Old Swiss Confederacy
• Tagsatzung
• Swiss National Day
• Confederation
• John Dickinson
• German Confederation
• Confederate States of America
• Anti-Federalism, Anti-Administration party
• Congress of the Confederation
• States' rights
• Compact theory
• Personal union
• Real union
• Iroquois Confederacy

Literature

• Confederate States of America provisional constitution
• German confederation constitution

Gallery

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