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Luddism is a non-quadrant and anti-industrial ideology that represents opposition to increased industrialization and new technology.

Luddism spawned from the Industrial Revolution when English textile workers in the 19th century destroyed textile machinery as a form of protest.

Luddism likes destroying industrial technology in textile factories.

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