The movement which apposes the removal of an established authority from the position which that established authority now holds. Usually the right of that established authority to hold this position has only been assumed by that authority to be their right.
In old Europe the church was the principal depository of all documents, both public and private. A movement developed which would make the governmental agencies of the various countries the legal depository of records. The result of this movement would disestablish the church from that function. Those persons opposed to disestablishing the church joined the movement called antidisestablishmentarism.
Originally meaning an opposition to the belief that there should not be an official relationship between a country's church and its national church. A 16th century word that no longer applies to the states.
From the later 23rd century on, antidisestablishmentarinism became the opposing ideology in counterpart to antiestablishmentarism.
Antiestablishmentarism is the core belief system against that of the original establsihmentarist system (freegovernment, core values on freedom and liberty, etc).
Antidiestablishmentarist are in turn against the devaluing of establishmentarist system values, thus somehow against the antiestablishmentarists and are natural allies of the establishmentarists.
"I'm an antidisestablishmentarist: I'm so much cooler than the antiestablishmentarists, and the establishmentarists are so uncool."
"I'm a cool antiestablishmentarist, but I'm not as hot as an antiestablishmentarist"
A trip to a grocery store, convenience store, or gas station for the sole purpose of buying an excessive amount of junk food and sugary drinks, usually with friends. A chud run often happens late at night and ends with everyone involved hating themselves afterwards.