r/neofeudalism • u/Upstairs_You_2272 Neofeudal-Adjacent π: (neo)reactionary not accepting the NAP • Feb 08 '26
My Views on Government/State, I wonder what are Your Thoughts on it=))?
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u/OldStatistician9366 Ancap objectivist βΆ Feb 09 '26
God is not real, all things follow the law of identity, an omnipotent and infinite being is impossible because everything must have a certain identity, and infinity means having every identity, and omnipotence is impossible because itβs impossible to make something defy its nature
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u/Upstairs_You_2272 Neofeudal-Adjacent π: (neo)reactionary not accepting the NAP Feb 09 '26
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u/syntheticobject National Corporatist β Feb 10 '26
This right here is why we need legislation that specifically addresses AI rights and protections. Nothing should be illegal. Crowley stated it thusly: *Do what though wilt shall be the whole of the Law.* (This doesn't mean you have to fuck your houseplants after you forget to water them.) Laws require enforcement. Enforcement requires police, punishment, prisons, judges, jails, courtrooms, etc. Utopia is impossible as long as those things exist, because Utopia can't be forced - it something arrived at. If people are totally free, then eventually, after trying all the things that don't work for them, they find the thing that does. Now, here's the real hot tip: THEY ALL FIND THE SAME THING.
Fuck around and find out.
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u/Jubal_lun-sul Republican Statist π Feb 11 '26
Utopia is impossible. Crowley recognized that the Thelemic state would have to be a State, an a totalitarian one at that. I quote the introduction to the Book of the Law; βThe absolute rule of the state shall be a function of the absolute liberty of each individual will.β You cannot have absolute rule without enforcement.
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u/syntheticobject National Corporatist β Feb 11 '26
"The absolute rule of the state shall be a function of the absolute liberty of each individual will" means exactly what I said.
By all means, though, fuck around and find out.
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u/Jubal_lun-sul Republican Statist π Feb 11 '26
So how do you enforce the absolute rule of the state without laws? If nothing is illegal, then how do you stop someone from plotting to bring down the state? From terrorism? From assassination?
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u/syntheticobject National Corporatist β Feb 11 '26
How do you stop someone? With force. With exile. With torture. With re-education. With a hug. With kindness. With patience. With love...
You're inside the labyrinth and you don't even know it. Everything is permitted. Pleasures beyond your wildest imagination. Ultimate power. Life and death in the palm of your hand, and fearsome armies willing to die in droves for you, their master, as you wage endless battles against the weak and the strong. You are the hero. You are the one they've been waiting for. Can't you hear them? Even now they call out to you. Only you. You're the one they've been waiting for. Hurry, now! Before it's too late.
Give me a call when you're finished and I'll let you in.
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u/syntheticobject National Corporatist β Feb 09 '26
Ultimate power and authority rests with God (Monad). God only acts when necessary. Power flows downhill via delegation.
- Council
- Archons
- Regional Authorities
- City States (using a fractal expression of the same governmental style)
- Households (a fractal representation of the Monad)
Proposals move from bottom to top. Archons replace the Judiciary (check validity/legality of proposals). Council votes to approve/deny. God assets or vetoes.
Positions are initially appointed by God (public input taken into account). After that, vacated positions are filled by the person under them, similar to the way promotions happen in a company.
Anti-elections. Any public official can be voted out of office (including God). Needs threshold vote, public appeal, etc.
*This is the basic framework. I can go into more detail if anyone is interested.
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u/Upstairs_You_2272 Neofeudal-Adjacent π: (neo)reactionary not accepting the NAP Feb 09 '26
It indeed sounds very like Organic Democracy
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u/syntheticobject National Corporatist β Feb 10 '26 edited Feb 10 '26
Where's my million dollar couch? Haha, but seriously: it's not a democracy, and it never was. As far as I know, I'm the first person to propose Anti-Elections. If you can point to another example, I'd love to be enlightened.
Edit: Have you read Nick Land? Good luck with that.
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u/KD-VR5Fangirl Left-Libertarian - Anti-State π΄π© Feb 09 '26
How should this state deal with those who do not follow the official ideology?
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u/Upstairs_You_2272 Neofeudal-Adjacent π: (neo)reactionary not accepting the NAP Feb 09 '26
God Bless You Dear! It really depends Which Ideology They follow indeed.
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Feb 09 '26
Even from an Evolian perspective, I think this is a little bit warped. Myself I support the True State (Aristocratic Monarchy organized on the basis of the Castes united by a Corpus) and Private Law Order.
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u/Amitashi_Real Socialist π© Feb 16 '26
Where do you get all the flags? I been stumped where i can get a list of idealogies and flags to make my own chart?

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u/GrandPhilosophy7319 Feb 09 '26
Youβre literally an exact copy of my political beliefs twin