Post-dec philosophers often use the symbol of a hand breaking free through a page of the Declaration of Methods. This is not only an intended insult to both Preamblianism and Methodianism, but also differentiation from the Opened Hand's faction insignia, which is normally just the hand on its own.
Post-Declarationism Effect for Adherents: You have a +TN of 2 in all social offense and defense rolls on INT. Your depth tier counts as 1 higher when calculating your party's dynamic tier.
“The old vanguard can be our inspiration, but justice is our true duty. Our lands are poisoned by a cursed paper; the time has come for a new order.” -Azad the Equalizer
Post-Declarationism has its origins in the Opened Hand - a Hal'Tayatic faction which viewed the Preamblians as not going far enough in their opposition of tyranny. Indeed, given Preamblianism's commitment to private property and relative disregard for the poor, the Hand claimed that the Preamble had created a miniature "dystopia of property;" greed had poisoned what could have been a revolution of true freedom and comradeship. After the Opened Hand met with repeated failures in recruiting allies to its cause, some of its intellectuals put pen to paper, eventually crafting a philosophy to fully compete with both the Preamble and the Methodology.
Most of those intellectuals were in fact former Vanguard Rationalists, who had failed in their efforts to redirect the end of the Imperial Age into something closer to the Alacrian Revolution. Although these thinkers were veteran dissidents against imperial Ascendancy, the Declaration of Methods had outpaced their ability to formulate a quick response. The old vanguard had been left in the ideological dust, armed with reason but lacking the profound moral conviction that animated Preamblianism in particular. Thus the former Vanguardists eventually concluded that Rationalism alone was no longer sufficient. It had destroyed a dystopia of property in ancient times, but it did so largely through a historical coincidence of ideology. Now, a new vanguard would need to stand not just against Ascendancy or Declaration, but against the entire centuries-old paradigm of private property itself.
Like Preamblians, Post-Declarationists posit an absolute moral duty, but a much different one: Exploitation and inequality must be resisted. Always. Rather than simply opposing government, "post-decs" stand against all forms of what they consider injustice, criticizing private tyranny even more often than the public variety. They propose a system of collective property, in which goods and services are used for the benefit of the community rather than marketed for mere profit - a system similar to that enacted by the old Vanguard Alacris, but now a moral imperative even without artificial intelligence to conveniently manage economies.
As they view standing against property-centered inequality as a moral duty, post-decs support many forms of solidarity between commoners willing to resist their oppressors. The philosophy has been unable to shake its association with the Opened Hand; although not all post-decs directly support that "terrorist" organization, few to none openly oppose their methods, and thus the rest of Lur-Asko tends to distrust anyone who openly identifies as any form of post-dec. Interestingly - and damningly, to many outside observers - post-decs tend to spend almost no time criticizing the non-Declaration systems of Macska and Cevelky, despite the seemingly far greater tyranny found there. Those post-decs who care to comment on the issue will simply state the truth: unrest and reform seem far more possible within the Declaration realms. To Post-Declarationism, these realms stand at a critical crossroads of history: an opportunity for a true revolution.