Gemotamism
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Gemotamism | |
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Ideology | Antiïmperialism Anti-clericalism Militarism Pan-Dolchism Progressivism Dolchic nationalism Republicanism Stedorian socialism Täläktim |
Political position | Left-wing to far-right |
Gemotamism, coming from the Stedorian word Gemotam meaning "renaissance", is a socialist and Dolchic nationalism ideology which advocated for the creation of a unified federation of nations of Dolchic cultures by means of leadership of government by a Gemotamist-oriented party. The theories are based on the writings and ideas of late Stedorian revolutionary Simon Ulbrikt and current Stedorian Chief Consul Tamäj Köseg, who currently governs Stedoria under such ideology through the National Party of the Stedorian Revolution, which is considered by the Stedorian government to be a branch of the Dolchic Socialist Gemotam Party.
Gemotamism advocates for the development and advancement of Dolchic cultures, values, and societies. Supposedly after an unknown amount of time under the leadership of the Gemotamism ideology, Dolchic nations are to have developed an enlightened and prosperous Dolchic society both economically and socially. Gemotamism promotes the principles of Dolchic nationalism, pan-Dolchism, Socialism, and Progressivism. It is fiercely anti-clerical, and supports the philosophy of Täläktim, an atheistic-deistic secular religion centred on the belief of reason, to replace religion. Gemotamism supports socialist-oriented economics and expropriations of large companies and monopolies, though still advocates for the existence of private property. For this reason, Stedorian socialism is considered to be a specific idea of socialism, seperate to mainstream socialism.
Gemotamism does not mention if these changes should take place by democratic means or through an authoritarian form of governance, making it debated as to if Gemotamism is authoritarian or not. The Gemotamist administration currently leading Stedoria has been accused of being authoritarianism due to its policies against oppositions parties, though elections still take place and oppositions parties are permitted to run, though they have met limited success.