Jacobitism
Not to be confused with Jacobite political movement to resurrect the Stuart kingship in the UK.
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Jacobitism were the collected thoughts and ideas of micronationalist and political theorist Thomas Jacobs prior to October 2023. Jacobitism had gone through several iterations, as Jacobs’ views have developed. The main form of Jacobitism was Conservative Jacobitism, formed out of the right wing views of Jacobs. The ideologies of Neo-Ergatism and Blue-Shirt-Internationalism were considered brother to Jacobitism. Jacobitism contrasted with Collinism and Kotoński Thought, in their economic socialism.
Beliefs
Jacobitism primarily focuses but not on exclusively on conservative liberalism, an ideology focusing on liberal economics and social and ethical conservatism. Jacobites believed in liberal economics, nationalism, anti-communism, anti-socialism, social traditionalism, political Catholicism, anti-globalism, desexualisation of society, and anti-imperialism.
Society
Jacobitism advocated for a traditional, Catholic, ethnically homogenous, and nationalist society. It opposed social matters such as LGBT, abortion, and multiculturalism, the former two being fully or in part contrary to Catholic social teaching.
Economy
Jacobitism was in favour of a free market, limited intervention economy, with exception to beliefs considered blasphemous by the Catholic Church.
Strands
Socialist Jacobitism
This extinct form of Jacobitism followed an economically left-wing, socially liberal later conservative, form of Jacobs’ thoughts. Democratic-Socialism, anti-capitalism, left-wing nationalism and workers’ rights were dominate in this form of the ideology. It would go extinct in April 2022 as Jacobs shifted himself to the right.
Fascist Jacobitism
This form of Jacobitism was heavily inspired from Italian-Fascism, Eoin O’Duffy, and corporatism, though this form of the thoughts was a secular movement, due to Jacobs’ less religiosity at said time in 2020, when it was prominent. Fascist Jacobitism is also known as Proto-Jacobitism, due to it being the oldest form of the ideology.
Abandonment
After Jacobs abandoned capitalism and became a fascist, the movement of Jacobitism had begun to die out. A new ideology, National Radicalism appeared, and became the major political force led by Jacobs.