What does Antidisestablishmenttarianism mean?

Answer 1

Well, an establishmentarianist is someone who wishes to preserve & promote the establishment (the man). A disestablishmentarianist is someone who'd like to change it (revolutionary, anarchist, etc.) An anti-disestablishmentarianist is someone who means to stop the latter & maintain the status quo (ex. the feds). OK? ---- This word originally applied to those who were against the disestablishment of the church in England.

well, antidisestablishmentarianism is an opposition to the belief that there should not be an official relationship between a country's government and its national church, guys love to say the word, as it is reported , this word is the top choice for men on the favorite-word list. It looks like pretty complicated, but let's cut off those rubbish,we do we have finally?establish!!Sixiannicole 08:11, 1 Sep 2009 (UTC)(>_<)Sixiannicole 08:11, 1 Sep 2009 (UTC)

Answer 2

Being against the disestablishment of the Church. In England the Church of England is Established ie recognised as the official church and given special privileges, such as the fact that the bishops of the Church of England sit in the House of Lords and thus have an impact on running the country. Some people , the disestablishmentarians, want to terminate this arrangement. The antidisestablishmentarians want to leave things as they are.

Answer 3

the opposition of the disestablishmentarian group. the disestablishmentarians, in turn, oppose the establishmentarians thus "i am antidisestablishmentarianism" actually means "i am pro-establishment" but only indirectly - it more means "i directly oppose and disagree with the disestablishmentarians"

Answer 4

Anitdisetablishmentarinism: People who are against People who are against the government.

Answer 5

A felling when a person is against the people who want to dissemble a certain social class or government.