Gift Economy

Gift Economy or GiftEcon is an economically focused, non-quadrant (and almost utopian) economic model that differentiates itself from Capitalism and Communism with an entirely different system. GiftEcon tends to lean towards Anarcho-Communism in the real world but is culturally varied and can exist in states of authority and anarchy.

In a Gift Economy, instead of a person making an exchange or request with someone for something, it's entirely up to the person with the "gift" on when and who it is given to. A "gift" means something that is given away for free to someone else (or multiple people) with no explicit exchange. The item is only given away through good will, aka the Spirit of Giving. Nothing is expected in return for the gift.

The action of gift giving creates a mutual trust and respect between the people and furthers a successful community. There is no feeling of being wronged in an exchange because there are no direct contractual exchanges in the first place.

Collaborative works/projects are done to provide a vast number of people with a type of gift. One of the greatest examples of a Gift Economy would be the Polcompball Wiki itself. The wiki features hundreds of articles written by dozens of editors and all editors receive no material reward for their gift giving to the masses.

History

Korean People's Association in Manchuria

One of the examples of Gift Economy was the Korean People's Association in Manchuria (KPAM), an anarchist zone in the Manchuria region led by Kim Chwa-chin, reaching up to 2 million Koreans in 1930. -Japanese, with the Korean Anarchist Federation in Manchuria (KAFM), that despite being driven by nationalism, the movement adopted anarchist ideals and opposed the ML.

When established, he ordered cooperative farming, free education, mutual aid, donation shops, weapons training, anti-Chinese exploitation, anti-Japanese, village assembly support, workers' cooperatives, democratization of schools and others. It was based on Libertarian Socialism, stateless communism and mutual cooperation.

The zone ended in 1931 after the invasion of Japan, with leader Kim Chwa-chin assassinated, establishment of the puppet state of Manchuria, and with many Koreans offering to fight in the Second Sino-Japanese War in southern China.

Personality and Behavior

During the holidays, GiftEcon is like Santa Claus, sending presents inside everyone's houses and riding up in the sky with it's sleigh with its magical reindeer.

How to Draw

Draw a ball.
Fill it with white.
Draw a red square on the inside.
Split the square in the middle vertically and horizontally with a green line.
Add two green tear drop outlines at the top, their points connected to the top of the vertical green line.
Draw two eyes, and you're done.
Optional: Add a Santa hat.

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White	#FFFFFF	255, 255, 255
Red	#EE161F	238, 22, 31
Green	#1CB34B	28, 179, 75

Relations

Nice List

Anarcho-Communism - Violent, but always willing to give more.
Social Anarchism - The greatest gift you've given me is your camaraderie and friendship!
Christian Theocracy - You're the reason Christmas exists? On the nice list you go!
Christian Socialism - A socialist form of Christianity? Ho ho ho! You're always on the nice list!
Market Socialism - You have a lot of the right ideas, even if we don't 100% have the same approach.
Distributism - A devout Catholic who believes in giving and fairness!
Piratism - Why yes, I did build my own PS5 for those kids without Sony's permission, problem?
Ho Chi Minh Thought - This guy knows how to say "Ho, Ho, Ho".
Gerontocracy - I love all grandparents! They're so generous and they give lots of gifts!
Social Democracy, Social Liberalism & Paternalistic Conservatism - You guys want to give to the poor while preserving Capitalism to always have enough to give? You're always on the Nice List!
Posadism - "Dear Santa grandpa, can you gave me a plutonium 1kg, uranium-235 1kg and one bombshell?" Ok I gift those items to you.

Undecided

Marxism–Leninism - I appreciate the care for all people! But if one person gets many, many gifts, is it not their right to have them if given by good will? ~~Thank you for helping me fight the imperialists.~~
Capitalism - I appreciate the surplus of products to gift! Too bad gifting is only done for holiday profits and not good will...
Feminism - I appreciate the advocacy for women's rights! But if a man receives more gifts than a woman, and they were given out of good will, is it not their right to have them?
Communalism - I appreciate the spirit of giving and sharing! But part of that includes letting people enjoy what was gifted to them. You don't have to share everything.
Deep Ecology - I appreciate the care for all living beings! But please remember that "all living beings" includes humans, too!
National Socialism - The Winter Relief of the German People was a great initiative! If you were just as giving to the Poles and Jews, you'd be on the nice list.

Naughty List

Showaism - Greedy imperialist destroyed the gift economy based KPAM.
Tridemism - Prevented the KPAM from reforming, you're getting a lump of coal this Christmas!
Pinochetism - You're always on the naughty list.
Avaritionism - You represent everything I stand against.
Fascism - You're also getting a lump of coal this Christmas.
Anti-Environmentalism - I'd give you a lump of coal but you'd like that, so I'll take a dump in your stocking instead. (You might like that too...)
Sarah Palin - Santa Claus 2022!
State Liberalism - Oh look... A guy who's angry because I said "Merry Christmas". Fine, you'll be on the naughty list, whether you want it or not.
Esoteric Fascism - Pagan lunatic, that hates Xmas and hunting Santa for killing him. You not even deserve to be in naughty list! Take a gift with nuclear time-bomb near your house.
- - Wow, Santa doing my praxis!