User:Pepsi Queen

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Beliefs

] Political System

Pepsi Queen's ideal political system combines Absolute Monarchism with Elective Monarchism while espousing File:Monkeyzz-Enlightenment.png Enlightenment values. As well as local-level Democracy.

Cult of Reason

One aspect of Pepsi Queen's ideology is his belief that the State should recognize and back a religion, modelled after Robespierre's Cult of the Supreme Being. Basically a religious organization which offers the benefits of Christianity, but is deistic and encourages Enlightenment thinking.

Democratic Urbism

Pepsi Queen favors local-level direct democracy, giving the masses control over political situations which affect them personally. The monarch would mostly deal with issues that impacts the country as a whole.

Economic System

Company Unions

Pepsi Queen believes in the compulsory unionization of all firms with more than 100 employees. He believes, in other words, mandatory site- and company-level collective bargaining (one union per enterprise). Each union will have minority controlling shares in companies so they will be invested in the business's success while having a proportionate voice on corporate boards. This will ensure stability, alleviate class conflict, and undo the need for regulations like the minimum wage.

State-Owned Enterprises

Crucial to Pepsi Queen's ideology is the belief in the use of for-profit, state-owned businesses in critical industries of the economy. Particularly in manufacturing, energy, and the vice industries. In some sectors they would dominate, but in others they would compete with private-sector firms.

Rural Economy

Pepsi Queen favors a thriving rural economy which exists alongside a solid industrial base. He thinks a combination of industrialized collective farms and family-owned smallholdings would abolish food insecurity. The State would use planning to optimize the former, and the latter would freely sell their goods on the market; enough total supply to make food dirt-cheap. The State would also heavily invest in small- and medium-sized businesses to strengthen local economies and thus rural areas.