Category:Charcoal versus strawberry ontology

This is a Category about determining the material or practical differences between "strawberry" ideologies (Western Marxism / Gramscianism, Deng Xiaoping Thought) and "charcoal" ideologies (anarchism, postcolonial frameworks).

Red is red[edit]

1. S2–618 (pronounced 618. (S2))[JC] [S2] (pronounced (Juche) (S2):) North Korea can undergo a Deng Xiaoping process without being Deng Xiaoping Thought (proposed; JC)1:-1:-1

Crimson is strawberry[edit]

1. S2–2938 (pronounced 2938. (S2))[DX] [S2] (pronounced (DX) (S2):) Gramscianism and Dengism (pronounced Deng Xiaoping Thought) are related (proposed; DX)1:-1:-1
2. S2–2206 (pronounced 2206. (S2))[DX] [S2] (pronounced (DX) (S2):) Dengism (pronounced Deng Xiaoping Thought) is global Gramscianism (proposed; DX)1:-1:-1
3. S2–2198 (pronounced 2198. (S2))[DX] [S2] (pronounced (DX) (S2):) Gramscianism is already molecular Dengism (pronounced Deng Xiaoping Thought) (proposed; DX)1:-1:-1
4. S2–2205 (pronounced 2205. (S2))[DX] [S2] (pronounced (DX) (S2):) Early Maoism was actually Dengism (pronounced Deng Xiaoping Thought) (proposed; DX)1:-1:-1
5. S2–2431 (pronounced 2431. (S2))[DX] [S2] (pronounced (DX) (S2):) Supporting Deng Xiaoping Thought is postcolonial (proposed; DX)1:-1:-1
6. S2–617 (pronounced 617. (S2))[MX] [S2] (pronounced (MX) (S2):) Dengism is a postcolonial theory1:-1:-1
7. S2–3663 (pronounced 3663. (S2))[DX] [S2] (pronounced (DX) (S2):) East Germany was a Materialist postcolonial movement (proposed; DX)1:-1:-1

Black is strawberry[edit]

1. Anarchism is indistinguishable from Juche-socialism (proposed; ML)1:-1:-1

Strawberry is black[edit]

1. East Germany was indistinguishable from an anarchism (proposed; A)1:-1:-1
2. Gramscianism is an anarchism (proposed; A)1:-1:-1
3. China is secretly a charcoal Marxism (proposed; A)1:-1:-1
4. Oppose freedom, and you can build anarchy (proposed; A)1:-1:-1

Principles[edit]

1. Any ideology which would toss one specific Archon in prison to fix a population and change nothing else is an anarchism (proposed; ES)1:-1:-1
2. Regulating businesses is anarchism (proposed; ES)1:-1:-1