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AnAnonBoi123 (talk | contribs) While LGBT rights have unfortunately been to some degree oppressed under most if not all explicitly pro-LGBT authoritarian states, especially theocracies. I am not sure if traditional buddhist socialism as practiced from historical movements would be as LGBT friendly as is presented here, when the character here seems more akin to today's western leftists, seems a little eurocentric and presentist to said (typically more traditionalist) movements |
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==Variants== |
==Variants== |
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===[[File:Burmasoc.png]] Burmese Way to Socialism [[File:BSPP.png]]=== |
===[[File:Burmasoc.png]] Burmese Way to Socialism [[File:BSPP.png]]=== |
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[[File:Burmasoc flag.svg|thumb|222px|Flag of Burmese Way to Socialism]] |
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The '''Burmese Way to Socialism''', '''Burmese Socialism''' for short, is an authoritarian left, culturally right ideology. It was the ideology of the military junta of Burma from 1962 to 1988<ref>https://www.jstor.org/stable/3023620?seq=1</ref>. It is totalitarian, nationalist, socialist and isolationist, and is influenced by Buddhism, Marxism and humanism. |
The '''Burmese Way to Socialism''', '''Burmese Socialism''' for short, is an authoritarian left, culturally right ideology. It was the ideology of the military junta of Burma from 1962 to 1988<ref>[https://www.jstor.org/stable/3023620?seq=1]</ref>. It is totalitarian, nationalist, socialist and isolationist, and is influenced by Buddhism, Marxism and humanism. |
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==How to Draw== |
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