Every political system is an ideal one, for everyone fought against was once fought for as an ideal government, best for freedom, but which kind of freedom -- spiritual, rational or sensual or even no-valued? Autocracy is the ideal for restoring social unity and spiritual freedom after a Dark Age of No-values. But it necessary suppresses free rationality and sensuality. This causes the rationalist to fight for republicanism as the ideal for rational freedom and harmony of diversity. But this necessitates suppression of spiritual and sensual extremes to gain moderation. The repressed sensual then fight for Democracy as an ideal that permits most sensual freedom and individual diversity. This necessitates spiritual inhibitions and rational moderation, as well as extreme sensualists. The extreme sensualists fight for their ideal of uninhibited and unrestricted -freedom,. This makes enemies of all who fear in the resultant Dark Age, whether dominantly spiritual, rational or sensual. These accept autocracy as the ideal to replace the hell of anarchy. Values of these ideal forms of government and societies are trinitized below:

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King Council People Mob
Nobleman Gentleman Common man Mob leader
Noble knight Rich merchant Popular demagog Strong man
Aristocracy Bourgeoisie Proletariat Commune
High Class Middle Class Low Class No class
Best rule Average rule Worst rule Might rules
Right wing Middle road Left wing Conflicting Extremes
Reactionaries Moderates Radicals Extremists
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Authority Reason Experience No reason
Rigid rule Flexible rule Loose rule No rule
Obey authority Respect authority Reject authority No authority
Duty to do Privilege to do Right to do Do nothing
Disciplined Self-disciplined Undisciplined No control
Tyranny Justice Freedom No justice
Law of God Law of Nature Law of Man No law
Spiritual value Rational value Sensual value No value
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Unity Unity of diversity Diversity Divisiveness
Catholicism Humanism Individualism Equality
Religious Political Social Self-survival
Security Leisure Pleasure Apathy
Feudalism Mercantilism Socialism Commune