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    Pinochetism is an ideology based around the politics of the General Augusto Pinochet. Being economically right-wing, strongly inspired by the economic beliefs of the Chicago School, culturally right-leaning, and highly authoritarian ideology. It opposes any kind of economic leftism (especially communism) and the people who believe in those kinds of ideologies.

    It loves 🚁 helicopters and dropping Communists out of them.

    History

    On 11 September 1973, the combined Chilean Armed Forces, (the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Carabineros) overthrew Allende's government in a coup with help of the US through the Operation Condor, during which the presidential palace, La Moneda, was shelled and most likely where Allende was said to have committed suicide. While the military claimed that he had committed suicide, controversy surrounded Allende's death, with many claiming that he had been assassinated. (such theory was discarded by the Chilean Supreme Court in 2014).

    In his memoirs, Pinochet said that he was the leading plotter of the coup and had used his position as commander-in-chief of the Army to coordinate a far-reaching scheme with the other two branches of the military and the national police. In later years, however, high military officials from the time have said that Pinochet reluctantly became involved only a few days before the coup was scheduled to occur, and followed the lead of the other branches (especially the Navy, under Merino) as they executed the coup.

    Although Pinochet was authoritarian and anti-communist, the scholarly consensus is that Pinochet does not fit under the classic definition of   Fascism due to his support for   Neoliberal economics and lack of belief in   Palingenetic ultranationalism.

    Personality

    He likes 🚁 helicopters and flying on them.

    He also likes File:Soc.png commies especially when they are dead, preferably in the ocean, and more if they were thrown from a helicopter.

    How to Draw

     
    Flag of Pinochetism

    The design of Pinochetism is simply a Chilean flag, as Augusto Pinochet ruled Chile, but using a helicopter in place of a star, to represent the Death Flights.

    1. Draw a ball with eyes.
    2. Draw a horizontal red line through the middle of the ball.
    3. Fill the space underneath with red.
    4. Draw a blue line perpendicular to the red line, going up to the top of the ball.
    5. Fill the space to the left of the line in blue.
    6. Draw a 🚁 helicopter in the blue space
    7. (Optional) draw the hat of Augusto Pinochet
      1. Draw a grey brim for the hat, and on the brim an olive branch pattern on it in gold
      2. Above the brim draw a vaguely quadrilateral top
      3. Between the brim and the top of the hat draw a golden rope
      4. On the top draw a red oval
      5. On the oval draw 2 arches of the golden color which are connected
      6. Between the aches draw a white star.

    Relationships

    Co-pilots (Friends)

    Passengers (Frenemies)

    •   Fascism - Your authoritarian methods and militant anti-communism are based, but embrace the free market dammit!
    •   Anarcho-Capitalism - Stop denying it, you know you love me.
    •   State Liberalism - Is a dictatorial capitalist, like me, but I'm not too crazy about the progressivism or globalism.
    •   National Socialism - You're crazy but a useful tool to help me torture dissidents.
    •   Alt-Right - I appreciate your love for helicopters but only commies  , not liberals   get the ride!
    •   Christian Democracy - You too threw corn to the barracks, don't deny it.
    •   Liberal Feminism - yes i Will give you some more Female helicopter

    Fish Food (Enemies)

    Further Information

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    1. R. Griffin, The Nature of Fascism, London: Routledge, 2003, pp. 36–37
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