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'''Gandhian Socialism''' is a [[File:leftnat.png]] [[Left-Wing Nationalism|Left-Wing Nationalist]] form of [[File:Soc-h.png]] [[Socialism]] based on the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhian Socialism preaches that economics that harm a nation or the people within it are immoral and thus, should not be practiced. It favors a highly egalitarian society in which economic classes do not exist and each person gets a fair share of their labor. |
'''Gandhian Socialism''' is a [[File:leftnat.png]] [[Left-Wing Nationalism|Left-Wing Nationalist]] form of [[File:Soc-h.png]] [[Socialism]] based on the ideas of Mahatma Gandhi. Gandhian Socialism preaches that economics that harm a nation or the people within it are immoral and thus, should not be practiced. It favors a highly egalitarian society in which economic classes do not exist and each person gets a fair share of their labor. |
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The ideals of peace, truth, and co-operation are central to Gandhian Socialism, and is often why he comes into disagreement with more radical [[File: |
The ideals of peace, truth, and co-operation are central to Gandhian Socialism, and is often why he comes into disagreement with more radical [[File:Commie.png]] [[Communism (Disambiguation)|Communists]] for disagreeing with his rejection of class conflict, instead advocating for class collaboration. Even though heavily religious, he respects all forms of religion, citing them all as having a form of Universal message like non-violence and truth. |
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Gandhian Socialism often talks about a state based on self sufficiency and a simple lifestyle for its citizens, and opposes Industrialism, as it feels it to be dehumanizing and against the needs of villages. Gandhian Socialists are often environmentalists too. |
Gandhian Socialism often talks about a state based on self sufficiency and a simple lifestyle for its citizens, and opposes Industrialism, as it feels it to be dehumanizing and against the needs of villages. Gandhian Socialists are often environmentalists too. |
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