Monroism

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Monroism, often referred to as Juniperian Big-Tent Nationalism, is an ideology founded in 2022 that advocates nationalism, anti-interventionalism, anti-colonialism, and is closely affiliated with Ergatism. It is currently unrepresented.

Flag of the Monroist Movement

Etymology

Monroism comes from the last name of James Monroe, the founder of the Monroe Doctrine, a doctrine that called for a halt to European Colonialism in the Americas.

Three Pillars

The Three Pillars is a work written by Iesan Jéan, President of Juniperia. The Three Pillars calls for:
A prosperous and Capitalist economy
The Cessation of foreign power and colonialism
The removal of imperialists and dictators

The Three Pillars is closely affiliated with certain parts of Socialism, but is mainly affiliated with Capitalism.

Other Principles

In the Manifesto of the Monroist Struggle, these key principles are outlined:

Removal of all imperialist nations who seek to hoard power and wealth is they alone may live a prosperous life
Making upper class citizens subject to the pains of the lower class, and the probability that they too may become poor
The propagation of this ideal to other nations, whose lower class is impoverished
A removal of horrid caste systems that call for a separation by external observances rather than knowledge
A return of meritocratic society
An electoral society in which a leader or a voter's eligibility is not determined by wealth, rather by knowledge
A society in which citizens are vehemently proud and have the ability to defend their lands out of sheer will.

These principles are affiliated with Ergatism, an ideology that calls for work to become popular, and a cession of modern luxuries (ex: Video Games, Television). Monroism also calls for de-colonization by Europe, and a promotion of a multipolar world, similar to that of the medieval era.

Youth and Women Principles

Monroism believes that the youth must be taught to work hard like their father and mothers, that each role in a family has its unique purpose, and that no one in the family is superior or inferior to each other. Monroism believes that a woman can work and a man can take care of young, and vice versa, and in the manifesto, it states "A man and a women have the same and equal role, they must assume the role of taking care of their young and exposing them to the hardships of the world...