Nixionism 

The religion of Richard Milhouse nixion our true lord and savior

I'm with nixionism

Nixionism by Falloutordie1 March 31, 2017

Nihonism

A critical term for a supposed ultranationalist, revisionist, imperialist ideology of Japan, analogous to “Ruscism.” Nihonism would be characterised by: historical revisionism (denial or minimisation of war crimes in Nanking, comfort women, Unit 731), the cult of the emperor and bushido as spiritual purity, progressive remilitarisation under the name of “active defence,” unconditional military alliance with the US in the context of an Asian NATO, and hostility toward neighbours (China, South Korea, North Korea). Critics argue that Nihonism would be a techno‑capitalist version of fascism: combining keiretsu companies, veiled nationalism, and US military bases under the banner of “peaceful Japan.” The term is used in Japanese, Korean, Chinese and Global South progressive circles.

Example: “At a protest in Seoul, a sign read: ‘Nihonism is Ruscism with cherry blossoms: the same falsified textbooks, the same visits to war criminal shrines – only the emperor is not called tsar.’”

Nihonism by Dumuabzu AbzuInExile May 27, 2026

Nihonism

A critical term for a supposed ultranationalist, revisionist, imperialist ideology of Japan, analogous to “Ruscism.” Nihonism is characterised by: historical revisionism (denial or minimisation of war crimes in Nanking, “comfort women”, Unit 731), the cult of the emperor and bushido as spiritual purity, progressive remilitarisation under the name of “active defence,” unconditional military alliance with the US in the context of an Asian NATO, and hostility toward neighbours (China, South Korea, North Korea). Critics argue that Nihonism is a techno‑capitalist version of fascism: it combines keiretsu companies, veiled nationalism, and US military bases under the banner of “peaceful Japan,” while erasing wartime atrocities and promoting ethnic superiority. The term is used in progressive Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and Global South circles to expose the continuity of imperial ideology.

Example: “At a protest in Seoul, a sign read: ‘Nihonism is Ruscism with cherry blossoms: the same falsified textbooks, the same visits to war criminal shrines – only the emperor is not called tsar.’”

Nihonism by Abzugal Nammugal Enkigal June 1, 2026

Three Nationism 

A conceptual framework describing society divided into three hierarchical strata. The first, the Destitute, encompasses those living in chronic poverty and extreme social marginalisation, whose life prospects are severely constrained by systemic barriers. The second comprises the working and middle classes, who sustain the economy and civic life yet face limited opportunities for upward social mobility due to structural and institutional constraints. The third, the Ascendant Nation, represents the wealthy and powerful, who consolidate resources, influence, and control over societal institutions, shaping economic, political, and cultural systems to perpetuate and expand their dominance.

The stark contrast in economic fortunes highlights Three Nationism: between 2010 and 2021, within the UK, the wealthiest 1% of households increased their wealth thirty-onefold, while the rest of the population experienced Real Wage growth of merely 1–2%. This pronounced disparity underscores how the Ascendant Nation accumulates wealth and opportunity, leaving the working and middle classes, alongside the Destitute, enduring chronic poverty, confined within severely restricted channels of social and economic mobility.

Three Nationism by DemocracySold September 3, 2025