You believe in a society where traditional values are upheld, national unity is prioritized, and social stability is maintained through strong, centralized leadership.
Sociological Francoism is a political ideology that emerged from the regime of Francisco Franco, who ruled Spain from 1939 to 1975. This ideology is not specific to Spain, but it is named after Franco due to its origins and the significant influence his regime had on its development. It is a complex ideology that combines elements of nationalism, conservatism, and authoritarianism, with a strong emphasis on traditional values, social order, and unity.
Franco's regime was characterized by a strong central government, strict control over the economy, and a suppression of political…
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Have you ever felt pride in your country's past and how does it shape your view on its future?
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I am not a native US citizen so to take pride in another persons deeds feel quite selfish, I do believe though there is plenty to be proud about in Americans history that many native born Americans do not seem to comprehend, of course it is no surprise since the average American is exceedingly historically inept I guess it does come with the cost of a decedent society though.
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I guess not so much because our country has failed us numerous of times.
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No, this country was built on the blood of others.
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Can you think of a situation where strict government control could seem appealing to maintain order?
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During a war, I could see how Sociological Francoism could be appealing to those who are hoping that their country can quickly go back to how it was before the war, but that usually is never possible. Conserving some of those old values might be what put that country in the current war it is fighting, so maybe they need to start over in some ways.
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It could be effective if crime gets to an all time high and the people do not follow social codes anymore.
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Natural disasters and times of war or terrorist attacks
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The role of a properly-constituted government is to protect the rights of its citizens. In certain circumstances, this may involve increased attention to detail in policing, limitations on the privileges afforded to citizens, and even the temporary suspension of common activities such as trade. However, a government loses its legitimacy (and its right to enforce law, by proxy) when it begins to transgress against the rights of its citizens.
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Strict government control could increase efficiency, and potentially be more coordinated then many separate bodies trying to provide aid.
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If some sort ecological terrorism occurred. Like dumping waste illegally
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What role do you believe the family unit should play in modern society compared to its traditional role?
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How much do you value individualism versus the collective good in your daily life?
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I value the type of individualism that says that everyone has the right to do anything as long as no damage is done to anyone else. But individualism should not be purely selfish, though it can act as protecting one's interest.
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Should personal freedoms be sacrificed for the sake of maintaining traditional values and social order?
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Depends on the traditional values and freedoms in question. If it gets in the way of making strong healthy families, and the base tiers of Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs to be fulfilled by the majority of the population, then yes.
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No, traditions are good but you also have to realize we aren't in the past
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In a case where the "social order" or "traditional values" are detrimental to a group of people, it should be overturned and replaced with personal freedoms.
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What personal sacrifice would you be willing to make for the perceived good of your nation?
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How would you define freedom in a society that emphasizes order and tradition?
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Making everyone have the same traditions and stuff would be terrible. That’s what I’m getting out of this anyway.
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Freedom in our society is considered a right we have the right to freedom but it is given to us and as soon as we don't follow these laws we will lose the right.
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In what ways has the idea of a 'strong leader' influenced your opinion on how a country should be run?
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A strong leader should be head stronger but also have integrity and honesty to gain trust from their people.
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When have you had to choose between fitting in and being true to your values, and what did you learn from that decision?
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My grandparents expected me to be fluent in my parents native language. As a child it was a lot to take in all the languages and became confusing. I learned to be true to myself and give myself the time to learn what I could from each of my parents languages and background even if I was not the expert of each.
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Is there a tradition in your life that you’d fight to preserve? If so, what is it?
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The consistent points in Franco's ideology (termed Francoism) included authoritarianism, nationalism, national Catholicism, militarism, conservatism, anti-communism, and anti-liberalism.
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Having thanks giving or going to church on christmas day.
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Is there a place in modern society for strong nationalistic feelings, and how do they affect international relations?
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There is and I believe you should be all in for your country and if you are not, you can move somewhere else.
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Strong nationalism, when given too much power, severely impacts foreign relations in a negative way, as some strong nationalists promote their interests for their own country, even if it impacts others. However, nationalism to a certain degree is not necessarily harmful, and citizens should be allowed to support and advocate for their country. It only becomes an issue when it is a detriment to other countries.
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How would you balance the importance of national unity with the value of individual and regional differences?
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Politics should be more separate from. Religion as Religion is too leaned towards beliefs of a small group and less towards the wants and needs of the whole people
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"Sociological Francoism" is a term I learned about through this website, and I find it a bit ridiculous that it's listed under ideologies here. It's Spanish fascism and there doesn't seem to be need to demarcate it differently in the English language section of this website. Spanish language section? Sure, it makes perfect sense. English language section - do you really expect anyone to recognize this?
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Do you think it is fair for certain historical narratives to be given more attention than others in shaping a national identity?
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I think some historical events are glossed over, such as the Japanese in WWII committing horrific crimes like in Unit 731 and that the nukes were justified given more evidence coming out like the US air force weeks prior dropping thousands of leaflet warnings in Japanese to the civilians to evacuate.
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To what extent do you think uniform education affects creativity and critical thinking among youth?
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In regards to uniform education, I really don’t believe it has an affect on creativity and critical thinking.
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How much does the desire for a stable society influence the choices you make?
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I think my choices are impacted by a desire for a society that is Sensible, Peaceful, and Christian.
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