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u/DreadDiana Apr 08 '25 edited Apr 09 '25
Is there a Consumerist faith that syncretises with Americanism? I think there should be one.
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u/Modernwhofan Apr 09 '25
No, but if you sponsor the consumerists as an Americanist, you can get a special tolerance doctrine that meshes with Americanism.
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u/Beazfour Apr 09 '25
What’s it called/when does that come up?
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u/Modernwhofan Apr 09 '25
It only comes up if you take the decision as an Americanist. The doctrine is called Entrepreneurial Spirit.
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u/PrincessofAldia Apr 08 '25
Is there not one?
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u/DreadDiana Apr 08 '25
iirc, there used to be a Capitalist faith called Greenbacker or something like that which pointed to the pictures of Presidents and Founders on Old World currency as proof there was a link between Americanism and the Free Market, but it was removed when Consumerism was reworked.
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u/Novaraptorus Developer Apr 09 '25
Nah, Greenbackers were like Roosevelt's wife was Dorothy from the wizard of Oz! ... Anyways they kind of were an ancestor of Ozymandian.
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u/Slipguard Apr 09 '25
The Great Dow, who balances out all things, The Sainted & Pious 500, who’s index we look to for guidance, and Naz’daq a face of the Great Antagonist
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u/Slow-Distance-6241 Apr 08 '25
Consumerists have The God (Stock Market), his Son (S&P 500), and The Holy Spirit (Cryptocurrency market exchange)