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I suspect sarcasm, but for the chance it is not... from my understanding:
Omarchy is a Linux operating system based on Archlinux. It has some customization and pre-installed software. But its highly controversal, mostly because of political statements (which are pretty bad) and on technical level, the operating system has some huge (security) problems.
No sarcasm. Never heard about them and didn't care enough even to google it. Thanks for the data.
Would be a shame if the people who align with their politics all adopted a poorly secured distro and got pwned.