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Comment: See WP:NOR – DreamRimmer (talk) 07:36, 24 February 2024 (UTC)
Progressive Syndicalism is a new socio-economic and political ideology, proposed by Pranav Pradeep, that advocates for equality, liberty, and freedom for all individuals while emphasizing the role of organized government in achieving these goals. It draws inspiration from syndicalism, a revolutionary labor movement ideology, but proposes a more reformist and gradual approach to achieving societal change.
Core Principles:
Equality: All individuals, regardless of any social category, are entitled to equal rights, laws, and justice. This includes gender, caste, creed, sexual orientation, ideology, political views, economic background, profession, and disability.
Secularism: The government remains neutral in religious matters and does not interfere with or promote any particular religion. However, it intervenes if religious practices become violent.
Economic Justice: Progressive Syndicalism aims to reduce income inequality through wealth redistribution. It proposes that the vast majority of wealth should be owned by the majority of the population, and income should be distributed based on work performed rather than inherited wealth or social status.
Social Support: The government provides economic and social support to families based on demonstrated needs, assessed regularly, rather than predetermined criteria.
Fair Labor Practices: Employers and employees are compensated solely based on the work they perform, with bonuses awarded based on rank within an organization. However, an employer's income should never exceed that of an employee doing the same work.
Direct Action: The ideology allows for direct action such as strikes and protests to achieve its goals if other means fail.
Strong Government: Progressive Syndicalism emphasizes the importance of a well-organized and functioning government to implement and enforce its principles. It views government as a necessary tool for achieving social change and ensuring equality.
Criticisms:
Feasibility: Critics argue that achieving the proposed level of economic equality through wealth redistribution is unrealistic and impractical.
Government Power: The emphasis on a strong government raises concerns about potential overreach and limitations on individual liberties.
Lack of Detail: The ideology lacks detailed explanations regarding the implementation mechanisms for its proposed policies.
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