Confederalism

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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 than the confederal government. In some versions, regional governments might even have in-country tariffs, local militias, and strong borders. Of course, not all Confederalists support the CSA.

History

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Personality

Confederate usually has split personalities whom he often argues with, and has trouble making decisions as a result. More negative depictions may have him justify acts that are stupid or malicious using states' rights.

How to Draw

Flag of Confederalism
  1. Draw a ball with eyes
  2. 5 red circles in an 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
Color Name HEX RGB
White #FFFFFF 255, 255, 255
Red #D80323 216, 3, 35
Blue #002368 0, 35, 104


Relationships

Friends

Frenemies

  • Anarcho-Capitalism - A fan of mine, but I don't like their "abolish the state" thing.
  • Federalism - You don't let the states have full rights to their own self-determination.
  • European Federalism - You're actually not too bad as you are currently, but the commission is a bunch of bureaucratic cringe.
  • World Federalism - It depends on how much power the "states" have. And separatism is the right of the states you ignore.
  • Classical Conservatism - Metternich was based but the American Whigs and British Tories were disgusting feds and centralists, respectively.
  • Radicalism - Paine and the Jeffersonians were decent but the Chamberlains and their "Liberal" Unionists were vile.
  • Bismarckism - The North German confederation was good while it lasted, such a shame it was meant to be temporary.

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Further Information

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Notes

  1. Tyler's political views got him kicked out of all the parties he was ever in.

Reference

  1. The “Curse of Ham” from the Bible was used by pro-slavery Southerners to justify the belief that blacks were “inferior” and were, therefore, destined to eternal bondage to the whites.
  2. Franklin Pierce: Life Before the Presidency
  3. To Thomas Jefferson from John Tyler, 10 June 1804

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