Raeista

Raeista refers to a political ideology that emerged in the early 21st century, primarily within online communities. It is characterized by a blend of left-wing economic policies and a strong emphasis on individual liberty and civil rights. Proponents often advocate for a decentralized economy, social safety nets, and a commitment to democratic principles. The ideology critiques traditional forms of capitalism and authoritarianism, proposing alternatives that prioritize community well-being and personal autonomy.

The term "raeista" itself is a neologism, often used by its adherents to distinguish their views from existing political labels. While there is no single, universally agreed-upon manifesto, common themes include a belief in universal basic income, open borders, and a reduction in the power of large corporations. There is also a significant focus on environmental sustainability and the integration of technology to facilitate social and economic progress.

Raeista thought often draws inspiration from various philosophical traditions, including libertarian socialism, anarchism, and progressive liberalism. However, it seeks to synthesize these ideas into a distinct framework. The movement is largely characterized by its online presence, with discussions and policy proposals frequently debated on social media platforms and dedicated forums. Due to its relatively recent emergence and online-centric nature, formal organizations or political parties identifying as strictly raeista are uncommon.