Political Forms of Government Definitions short version

 

1.      ANARCHISM-  No Government, just people living according to their values and traditions; non-aggression principle  

 

2.     CAPITALISM-  private ownership, for profit, free market without monopolies  

 

3.     COMMUNISM-  Abolition of private property; complete govt control of what you eat, drink, speak, think, travel, do and believe  

 

4.     CONSERVATISM-  Traditional Western Christian Values, Culture, Customs

 

5.     CRITICAL RACE THEORY CRT- Marxist Racism to divide and conquer a nation by telling people not to be racist while being racist  

 

6.     DEMOCRACY- Mob Rule

 

7.     EGALITARIANISM-  more Marxism to divide.  Egalitarianism is a social and political philosophy asserting that all humans are of equal fundamental worth, advocating for the removal of inequalities in social, political, and economic affairs. It champions equality of opportunity, treatment, or outcome, with key synonyms including fairness, equity, and equal opportunity, i.e., DEI, affirmative action

 

8.     FASCISM-  Merger of corporate & govt powers to take away your rights.    

 

9.     FEMINISM- the belief in and advocacy for full social, economic, and political equality between women and men. Nice on paper until the government gets involved.

Just more Marxism to get women to destroy the traditional family by getting them in the workforce to give more taxes to the state.  

 

10.   LEFTISM, LEFT WING-  More intense Marxism that hates traditional values, regard social welfare as the most important goal of government. 

 

11.   LIBERALISM-  considers individual liberty to be the most important political goal, and emphasize individual rights and equality of opportunity.  

 

12.   LIBERTARIANISM-  upholds liberty as its primary focus and principal objective.  Property rights, non-aggression principle. 

 

13.   MARXISM-  Marxism is a social, political, and economic theory developed by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels that views history as a struggle between the working class (proletariat) and the owning class (bourgeoisie). Btw Marx’s comes from the bourgeoisie. Marxism argues that capitalism is exploitative and that workers should seize the means of production to create a classless, equal society. 

 

14.   NATIONALISM- is an ideology and movement holding that the nation—a group sharing culture, language, or history—should be congruent with a sovereign state. It emphasizes loyalty to one’s country, promoting its interests, culture, and independence.

 

15.   NAZI, NAZISM- a member of the National Socialist German Workers' Party, which controlled Germany from 1933 to 1945 under Adolf Hitler and advocated totalitarian government, territorial expansion, anti-Semitism, and Aryan supremacy, all these leading directly to World War 2.  DEROGATORY extreme racist or authoritarian views or behavior.

 

16.   REPUBLIC-  A republic is a form of government where We The People elect representatives to make laws and decisions on their behalf, rather than voting on them directly.  Derived from the Latin res publica ("public thing"), it is a state without a monarch but a chief of state, President; often guided by a constitution that protects rights according to Law.

USA = common law republic  

17.   RIGHT WING- see Conservatism

 

18.   SOCIALISM-   is an economic and political system where the community or government owns and manages the means of production (factories, farms, businesses) instead of private individuals. It aims to reduce inequality by sharing wealth, resources, and profits equally among people, often providing essential services like healthcare and education.  Aka communism-lite or communism without guns first.

 

19.   SOCIAL JUSTICE WARRIORS (SJW) refers to a left leaning person who is seen as overly enthusiastic about issues of fairness in the treatment of matters of race, gender, or identity.

 

 

20.   TOTALITARIANISM-  Absolute Total Govt Control, Totalitarianism refers to an Authoritarian political system or state that regulates and controls nearly every aspect of the public and private sectors; a system of government that is centralized and dictatorial and requires complete subservience to the state.

 

21.   VOLUTARISM-  a political philosophy which holds that all forms of human association should be voluntary. 

 

22.   WOKE, WOKEISM- being aware of or alert to social injustices, especially racism. Originally, it meant staying "awake" or attentive to systemic issues. Today, it is used in two ways: positively to describe being socially conscious, or negatively (often by conservatives) to describe someone as "too" politically liberal or progressive, focused on social justice, political correctness, or diversity.