Trotocracy in your nation.

[Siorafrica]

How does your nation feel about Trotocracy? Do any political parties practice it? If no, why? If yes, is it popular? What is the official stance on it by your government?

Trotocracy literally means “Above and below” in the old Deusan language, as such this above and below pertains to the common belief that those born above the soil are hence above, divine in their own right. As those born below, in filth, in poverty, or just below the soil are hence blow, worthless and worthy only of eternal enslavement to the above. Trotocracy preaches that the lower man is equal to all other lower man, that they all should be treated the same, as propriety and dirt. The ideology teaches that those above are to be hailed as demi-gods by the below.However Trotocracy also speaks of giving each his own due, to the above of course. As such, those who show the four key merits of wisdom, intelligence, loyalty and piety are thus excelled further up into society, those who do not are pushed down further down the ladder, some being pushed down to the underground. Survival of the fittest also plays a role within the merit system that is constantly calculated.
OOC NOTE: Trotocracy is made by myself. It is not a officially made government style or ideology.

Siorafrica is egalitarian economically speaking.

[Conscentia]

No, in this case, it does not. Observe.



Nice and neat.

Sounds like communism with a bit of theocracy sprinkled around to us.

It sounds nothing like communism. Do you even understand what communism is. If you do please explain so we can asses your understanding.

[Kaledoria]

Basing social status on altitude at birth? No, this makes less sense then hereditary right or popularity contests together.

[Transelvia]

Sounds like an ideology that does not provide any social order nor security upon its citizens. It is utterly barbaric.

[7th Wonderland]

7th Wonderland observes that the Trotocratic system seems to perpetuate a rigid caste system separated into categories of elites and slaves. 7th Wonderland's government finds the system repugnant, and cannot engage in trade with any sovereignty that behaves in such a way.

[Classic Rock n Roll]

nope. All men/women are born and remain equal.

[New Unsociety]

Despicable.

A threat to all freedom.

[New Unsociety]

And what the hell is wrong with anarchy

What a stupid question.

What's wrong with having a bunch of diseased vermin do whatever they wish, without their betters protecting them?

Simple translation of your comment.

Better on what?Governing?
Who will decide who is better at governing?
The "betters" themselves?
And why trust them to protect the people instead of themselves?
Ability does not imply morality.Better make mistakes than be corrupt.
Also,if they are "diseased vermin",why care about their "protection"?

[Saurisisia]

Our system's better.

[Berzen]

Yes, it is currently being practiced in my nation according to scripture.

[Sailsia]

sounds like a central form of feudalism. Such an ideology may exist in some circles in Sailsia, but is not mainstream.

[ArghNeedAName]

"We proclaim that every citizen of ArghNeedAName is a King or Queen of ArghNeedAName and that all are equal in the eyes of the law regardless of race, parentage and religion."

- Constitution of ArghNeedAName

[Urmanian]

Trotocracy? Well, we are ruled by species that trot...

reads spoiler

Oh. No, we don't practice that, however we have a caste system of sorts, based on the four different pony subspecies: Earth ponies, the "plain" ponies who are linked to earth and nature, Pegasi, winged ponies who live on the clouds, Unicorns, ponies that wield magical powers and the divine Alicorns who rule over other ponies, but we have no discrimination and all castes excluding Alicorns are more or less equal.