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{{Character|name = [[File: Communalist.png]] Communalismball|image = Comu.png|imagecaption = Communalist examines a recently collectivized toothbrush|aliases = Communalist, Taker of Toothbrushes|affiliation = [[File: Leftunity.png]] Left Unity, Off The Compass}}Communalismball are an ideology that |
{{Character|name = [[File: Communalist.png]] Communalismball|image = Comu.png|imagecaption = Communalist examines a recently collectivized toothbrush|aliases = Communalist, Taker of Toothbrushes|affiliation = [[File: Leftunity.png]] Left Unity, Off The Compass}}Communalismball are an ideology that wants the complete collectivization of all property, private, personal, or public, that inhabit a far-left area outside the political compass. |
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Revision as of 14:52, 7 June 2020
Template:CharacterCommunalismball are an ideology that wants the complete collectivization of all property, private, personal, or public, that inhabit a far-left area outside the political compass.
Personality
They love toothbrushes, and makes sure that everyone shares theirs. They are also incapable of using first person pronouns, and the only pronouns they can use are "We, Us, and Our". They are not to be confused with 
Bookchin Communalismball, who they share (heh) a name with.
How to Draw
- Draw a circle
- Fill the circle dark red
- Draw a black, but not pure black, circle in the middle of the ball
- Fill the middle of the circle white
- Draw this design in the circle
- Add the eyes, and you're done!
Relationships
Friends
Soulismball - You really got a point, but what if they don't share?
Hive-Mind Collectivismball - Sharing a mind? Based!
Frenemies
Marxism-Leninismball - Based but please put the guns down
Enemies
Social_Darwinismball - You're literally the opposite of sharing.
Capitalismball - That's not very gift economy of you.
