Post-Market Tomassciism

Post-Market Tomassciism
Screw markets, the world has progressed beyond the need for markets.
Basic Information
Aliases	Religious Socialist Environmental Progressive Globalist Socialism RSEPGS Neo-Tomassciism Late Stage Tomassciism PMT
Alignment(s)	Left Unity Religious Globalist Environmental Progressive Bottom-Up Planning
Ideological Influences
Influenced by	Tomassciism Democratic Socialism Libertarian Socialism
Character Information
Likes	Socialism, progress, religion
Dislikes	Capitalism
Song	Rammstein - Links 2 3 4

Post-Market Tomassciism is an ideology that is exactly like Classical Tomassciism except it outright rejects markets. Instead of that it wants a democratically ( bottom-up) planned economy. It's basically just an extension of classical Tomassciism.

Ideology description

TBA. In the meantime, look on Classical Tomassciism's page, this ideology's ideals are similiar except for economy and praxis (this ideology extends those)

Economy

The PMT economy is post-market, meaning that markets were used to perpare society for this economic system but aren't used anymore. This includes a bottom-up planned economy, that will hopefully be able to resist economic hardships. This is because markets aren't ideal when it comes to preserving religion and its coexistence with progress. Markets also have environmental issues, even if not that large as if they were capitalist.

Cultural and envrironmental views

PMT is a progressive religious ideology, or as he likes to call it, Techno-Inclusive Traditionalism The "techno" part refers to transhumanism, which will never be mandatory for anybody, but people will be free to use it. "Inclusive" refers to GRSM, religious, ethnic and other diversity that will be included in the society. And "traditionalism" for not rejecting some traditions that do not restrict the other clauses.

Praxis

PMT is an ideology that has two ways of evolving from Tomassciism. The first way involves a reform away from markets, while still keeping the democracy needed. The second is basically accelerationism in the way, that the government will slowly but surely roll out new regulations that will cause there to be a shift from markets to planned.

Friends, frenemies and enemies

Friends

    Democratic Socialism - My prime model in terms of economics.
    Religious Socialism - This guy gets it.
    Liberation Theology - Great!

Frenemies

    Regulationism - Planning is just extreme regulation.

Enemies

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