Here's another perspective on the subject I just remembered (from Daniels Book, the chapters on "what went wrong" and "the three doors"):
Collated below, they show "three sides of the same coin each"

not-self ~ "true self" ~ aversion
suffering ~ compassion ~ attachment
impermanence ~ the unconditioned ~ ignorance
So in your "anti-dharma" universe, attachment would satisfy, ignorance would pass by, and aversion would be identification (that last one is a tough one, not sure about it).
Okay, back to practice...
Cheers,
Florian