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[[File:Agsoc.png]] [[Agrarian Socialism]]<br> |
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Latest revision as of 18:47, 3 July 2024
Diggerism is a proto-socialist and anarchist ideology of The "True Levellers" or "Diggers", he is similar to 
Anarcho-Communism, but much more agrarian, as it existed in a pre-capitalist, pre-industrial society. He advocates a society made up of agrarian, egalitarian communes based upon the idea of "common land". He is a deeply religious Protestant. The rights of the peasantry are deeply important to him.
"Those that Buy and Sell Land, and are landlords, have got it either by Oppression, or Murther, or Theft; and all landlords lives in the breach of the Seventh and Eighth Commandements, Thous shalt not steal, nor kill."
History
Diggers
Diggers are a group of agrarian communists who flourished in England in 1649–50 and were led by Gerrard Winstanley and William Everard. In April 1649 about 20 poor men assembled at St. George’s Hill, Surrey, and began to cultivate the common land. These Diggers held that the English Civil Wars had been fought against the king and the great landowners; now that Charles I had been executed, land should be made available for the very poor to cultivate. (Food prices had reached record heights in the late 1640s.) The numbers of the Diggers more than doubled during 1649. Their activities alarmed the Commonwealth government and roused the hostility of local landowners, who were rival claimants to the common lands. The Diggers were harassed by legal actions and mob violence, and by the end of March 1650 their colony was dispersed. The Diggers themselves abjured the use of force. The Diggers also called themselves True Levelers, but their communism was denounced by the leaders of the Levelers.
How do Draw
- Draw a ball.
- Fill it black or dark grey.
- Draw a brown line diagonally.
- Fill the left quadrant with brown.
- Add the eyes and you're done!
- (optional) Draw a top hat.
| Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Black | #141414 | 20, 20, 20 | |
| Brown | #6D480B | 109, 72, 11 | |
| Black | #191919 | 25, 25, 25 | |
| Gray | #505050 | 80, 80, 80 | |
Relationships
Friends
Anarcho-Communism - Horizontal communes are based.
Geoanarchism - He isn't egalitarian enough, but that doesn't stop us from getting along.
Utopian Socialism - I am a form of her.
Christian Socialism - Fellow socialist and Christian.
Christian Anarchism - What can I say but based?
Left-Wing Populism - To grant us they are loaf, free meat and drink and cloth.
Frenemies
Levellism - Based but not radical enough!
Rantism - Winstanley said that you have a "general lack of moral values or restraint in worldly pleasures", but other Diggers were sympathetic towards you.
Populism - The gentry are all round! On each side they are found.
Enemies
Feudalism - The gentry must come down and the poor shall wear the crown.
Absolute Monarchism - Seeing Cavaliers are bold to kill you if they could and rights from you withhold.
Kritarchy - The lawyers, they conjoin, to arrest us they advise.
Catholic Theocracy & 
Anglican Theocracy - The clergy, they come in and say it is a sin that we should now begin our freedom for to win.
Police Statism - The club is all their law, to keep poor folk in awe.
