Kationocrats

Kationocrats is a term that has appeared in certain fringe political and social discussions, often associated with extreme nationalism or identitarian ideologies. The term itself is a portmanteau derived from "kato," referring to a perceived racial or ethnic group, and "kratos," meaning power or rule. Therefore, "kationocrats" ostensibly refers to a hypothetical group that believes their designated "kato" group should hold dominant political power.

The concept is not widely recognized in mainstream political science or sociology. It is primarily found in online forums and literature associated with white supremacist, neo-Nazi, or other ethno-nationalist movements. Proponents of such ideologies might use the term to articulate a vision of a society structured around racial or ethnic hierarchy, where a specific group is seen as inherently superior and entitled to rule.

It is important to note that the underlying ideas associated with "kationocrats" are rooted in discriminatory and often hateful ideologies that have been widely condemned. The concept lacks any empirical or theoretical basis in established academic fields and is generally considered a pseudoscientific or ideologically driven label rather than a descriptive political term. Discussions involving "kationocrats" typically reflect a rejection of principles like equality, democracy, and human rights in favor of exclusionary and supremacist viewpoints.