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'''Juche''' is a totalitarian, economically left to far-left, culturally conservative and ethno-ultranationalist ideology inhabiting the top center of the authoritarian left quadrant. He believes in a highly centralized state, self-sufficiency, and a strong devotion to his country's leadership. He believes the best way to achieve socialism is through strength and self-sustainability.
== Personality ==▼
He believes that national unity can be achieved only through self-reliance and national independence. He loves his nukes and is not hesitant to flex them. Despite being strongly atheist, he considers himself to be a god to the extent that outsiders believe that he is theocratic. ▼
== History ==
The term Juche is a Korean word meaning "self-reliance". The ideology was first mentioned by Kim Il Sung in a 1955 speech. In a speech of his a decade later, Kim Il Sung developed the ideology further, developing its three main principles, those being economic self-sustenance, political independence, and self-reliance in national defense. The ideology was further developed by Kim Il Sung in various other speeches and writings.
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Kim Il-Sung did not intend for Juche to only influence Korea, and believed the ideology to have the potential for international influence. Starting in 1976, the DPRK has organized multiple seminars on Juche outside of their own country.
▲== Personality ==
▲He believes that national unity can be achieved only through self-reliance and national independence. He loves his nukes and is not hesitant to flex them. Despite being strongly atheist, he considers himself to be a god to the extent that outsiders believe that he is theocratic.
== Stylistic Notes ==
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Revision as of 02:38, 15 April 2021
Juche is a totalitarian, economically left to far-left, culturally conservative and ethno-ultranationalist ideology inhabiting the top center of the authoritarian left quadrant. He believes in a highly centralized state, self-sufficiency, and a strong devotion to his country's leadership. He believes the best way to achieve socialism is through strength and self-sustainability.
History
The term Juche is a Korean word meaning "self-reliance". The ideology was first mentioned by Kim Il Sung in a 1955 speech. In a speech of his a decade later, Kim Il Sung developed the ideology further, developing its three main principles, those being economic self-sustenance, political independence, and self-reliance in national defense. The ideology was further developed by Kim Il Sung in various other speeches and writings.
Juche has been the ruling ideology of North Korea, formally called the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), since its conception. It, being the governing philosophy, has greatly impacted North Korean governance, leading and contributing to their highly isolationist, nationalistic and militaristic tendencies.
Kim Il-Sung did not intend for Juche to only influence Korea, and believed the ideology to have the potential for international influence. Starting in 1976, the DPRK has organized multiple seminars on Juche outside of their own country.
Personality
He believes that national unity can be achieved only through self-reliance and national independence. He loves his nukes and is not hesitant to flex them. Despite being strongly atheist, he considers himself to be a god to the extent that outsiders believe that he is theocratic.
Stylistic Notes
- Very fanatical, almost as much as John Travolta.
- Anti-religious but believes himself to be a god.
- Will get very upset and violent if ridiculed.
- Temperamental, and will be set off by even the slightest disrespect.
- Launches nukes at anybody he disagrees with, although the nukes are cheaply made and don't always work.
- Oppressive in the streets but dirty in the sheets with hot North Korean soldier girls.
How to Draw
Drawing Juche is fairly straightforward:
- Draw a ball
- Fill the ball with red
- Add the WPK symbol in yellow
- Add the eyes and you're done!
Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
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Red | #D40000 | 212, 0, 0 | |
Yellow | #FFCC00 | 255, 204, 0 |
Relations
Friends
Marxism–Leninism - Thanks for saving the motherland from the imperialist pig.
Maoism - You always got my back.
My puppet master.Castroism - My only friend in the west.
Titoism - I learned a lot from you.
Posadism - You might be a dirty Trot but your love for nukes is neat.
Protectionism - Gotta P R O T E C C.
Necrocracy
- My good buddy who technically leads my country.
Conservative Socialism - Me but less nationalist and less communist. For some reason he tries to avoid me.
Totalitarianism - Thank you for teaching how to integrate my thoughts into every aspect of society!
National Communism - Me but less socially conservative.
Isolationism - We don't need help.
- Pagan Theocracy - I love using a pagan state religion to further my goals. You're the only religion that is legal in my lands.
- Cultism - Same as above. As long as it serves the state it's based
Frenemies
National Bolshevism - Whaaat? We're totally not the same.
Monarcho-Socialism - Not the same but a lot of people seem to think we are
Trumpism - We tight, but please don't rain "fire and fury" on me.
Dengism - A great ally and supporter of my small nation, if a bit too capitalist for my liking.
Reactionary Socialism - Too extreme right and nationalist for my liking, but kinda based.
Mercantilism - Enriching the state is good, capitalism and imperialism are bad.
Fascism - This "everything within the state" stuff you believe in is actually a good idea, but you're still a filthy axis member!
State Atheism- Fuck religion but for christ's sake, let me try to LARP as a god to my citizens. It's a way to keep them in check.
- Anti-Japaneseism Fighting Japanese Invaders is amazing, but your lack of a state is revolting.
Enemies
Showaism - Evil Japanese imperialist
Neoconservatism - I'll nuke you someday.
Neoliberalism - You can't touch me.
Ilminism - I would've ended you back in 1950, if it wasn't for those
western imperialists.
Further Information
Wikipedia
Articles
- Juche, the state ideology that makes North Koreans revere Kim Jong Un, explained
- 'Juche' rules North Korean propaganda, but what does it mean?