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[[File:Cascadiaoctobermap.png|thumb|Map of Cascadia, with exaggerated influence in California and Louisiana with missing ownership of towns spreading through Canada to New York and other parts of the East Coast.]] | [[File:Cascadiaoctobermap.png|thumb|Map of Cascadia, with exaggerated influence in California and Louisiana with missing ownership of towns spreading through Canada to New York and other parts of the East Coast.]] | ||
'''Anti-Cascadianism''' is a movement prevalent mostly in North America that encourages the weakening of the [[Cascadia|Republic of Cascadia]] and the removal of its influence across [[North America (Continent)|North America]], notably Canada. The idea comes from the stylization of Cascadia as an empire, due to its already obtaining of the borders of the greater Cascadian region, but still expanding. Anti-Cascadianism does not advocate for the destruction of the Republic of Cascadia as a legal entity, but rather for it to be shrunken down to its original namesake. | '''Anti-Cascadianism''' is a movement prevalent mostly in North America that encourages the weakening of the [[Cascadia|Republic of Cascadia]] and the removal of its influence across [[North America (Continent)|North America]], notably Canada. The idea comes from the stylization of Cascadia as an empire, due to its already obtaining of the borders of the greater Cascadian region, but still expanding. Anti-Cascadianism does not advocate for the destruction of the Republic of Cascadia as a legal entity, but rather for it to be shrunken down to its original namesake. | ||
The movement does not advocate for a violent dissolution of eastward Cascadian territories, but peaceful disassociation of the respective towns into their new nations. | |||
== History == | == History == | ||