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    Cosmopolitanism is a culturally progressive, globalist, and economically varied ideology that encourages his fellow balls to give their nationalities less precedence than their other attributes when forming their identities and forming relationships of mutual respect with balls from other places.

    How to Draw

    Flag of Cosmopolitanism
    1. Draw a ball
    2. Fill the ball in dark red.
    3. Draw a tussock double-headed eagle in the middle of the ball
    4. Draw 2 eyes and you're done!
    Color Name HEX RGB
    Dark red #A00201 160, 2, 1
    Tussock #BE9D42 190, 157, 66


    Relations

    Friends

    • Globnat.png Alter-Globalization - Aspires towards creating a globalist utopia.
    • Ormarxf.png Marxism - I appreciate his attitude regarding global workers.
    • Trot.png Trotskyism - World communism? Very nice.
    • Progress.png Progressivism & Neoliberal-icon.png Neoliberalism - I like to eat tacos and curry with them.
    • World Federalism2.png World Federalism - A united global country were all citizens are equal? Sign me up.
    • Multicult.png Multiculturalism - I'll admit you do somewhat encourage self-segregationist tendencies at times, but you're still a pretty good guy.
    • Christy.png Christian Theocracy - "Here is neither Jew nor Greek, there is neither slave nor free, there is no male and female, for you are all one in Christ Jesus. And if you are Christ's, then you are Abraham's offspring, heirs according to promise." Galatians 3:28-29

    Frenemies

    • World.png Globalism - Way too intense for me sometimes.
    • Pan-Nationalism.png Pan-Nationalism - The only form of nationalism I actually kinda like.
    • Civnat.png Civic Nationalism - Another form of nationalism that isn't that bad. At least he isn't chauvinistic and is willing to accept foreigners and international co-operation. Just please focus less on your country and we're good.
    • Modnat.png Patriotism - Meh. You're not outright tribalistic, just really smug and annoying a lot of the time, which is still better than regular nationalism I guess.
    • TrudeauLib.png Canadian Liberalism - You like to talk about making the first "postnational state", yet a lot of you have some incredibly blind nationalistic tendencies. Seriously, that cultural protectionism crap is pretty cringe.
    • Intercult.png Interculturalism - Some of you guys are incredibly based, but other times you can be pretty nationalistic and more focused on assimilation than proper integration. We undoubtedly need unity but immigrants shouldn't be pressured to completely assimilate if they don't want to.
    • European Federalism.png European Federalism - You have the potential to make a truly amazing impact on the world, you really do, it's just that you're often pretty clumsy as you are currently.

    Enemies

    • React.png Reactionarism - Culture changes and globalization are both inevitable.
    • Nation.png Nationalism - The world doesn't revolve around your country, so why should you?
    • Ultranat.png Ultranationalism & Fash.png Fascism - Complete psychos who caused nothing but pain and suffering.
    • Antijap.png Anti-Japaneseism - Your kind of extreme self-hatred literally isn't any better than the blind ultranationalism you hate so much. Do you not realize you can come to terms with a nation's past without being so batshit insane?
    • Stalin.png Stalinism - Seriously dude? Using my name for an antisemitic insult? Not fucking cool.
    • Statlib.png State Liberalism - I don't care if you say you like me. Get away from me you literal stereotype.

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