I shall put it simply for you then, after all the reforms we have done as a whole for the workers and for the rights of others we should not be supporting nations that trample on the rights of others.
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I shall put it simply for you then, after all the reforms we have done as a whole for the workers and for the rights of others we should not be supporting nations that trample on the rights of others.
I agree
I like very much this part "They NCP also agreed not to interfere with Imperial migration". Call me a sissy, but it made me think of a yet unborn Bohemian painter.
I shall put it simply for you then, after all the reforms we have done as a whole for the workers and for the rights of others we should not be supporting nations that trample on the rights of others.
Oh, certainly, but that sort of culture does not necessarily flow from a Republican government...
We should go conquer California. I voted for the party with the expansionist foreign policy, I want to see some shiny new colonies.
I think Attack is planning on shaking things up by trying for a Labour platform in the next election that will create some fresh interest in that party and then explain it in narrative as expansion into new areas of the electorate rather than simply competing for the same votes with the Socialists in in the industrial working class sectors.
After all the NCP are hardly a party of the country, a large section of their party come from the urbanite ex British Nationalists and from (the 19th century equivalent of) suburban middle-classers that switch-hit conservative and liberal.
Labour should be expanding into the agricultural worker sector, the small plot farmer, and via the Methodist awakening forging an alliance between working class socialists and middle class Methodist evangelical shopkeepers and so forth. It's A. historically accurate to the rise of Labour in Britain and B. not that unlike the spread of Progressivism in America through the Social Gospel of Lutheran middle-class merchants and farmers in the Midwest as a parallel to their German immigrant brethren among the socialist working class of Chicago.
After all the NCP are hardly a party of the country, a large section of their party come from the urbanite ex British Nationalists and from (the 19th century equivalent of) suburban middle-classers that switch-hit conservative and liberal.
Labour should be expanding into the agricultural worker sector, the small plot farmer, and via the Methodist awakening forging an alliance between working class socialists and middle class Methodist evangelical shopkeepers and so forth. It's A. historically accurate to the rise of Labour in Britain and B. not that unlike the spread of Progressivism in America through the Social Gospel of Lutheran middle-class merchants and farmers in the Midwest as a parallel to their German immigrant brethren among the socialist working class of Chicago.
Interesting...I wonder what tack Attack will take, that would indeed make Labour a more popular choice...
So, these so-called liberals are instituting censorship in our once proud republic? Democracy and liberty is going to die if they keep siding with the ultra-rightists. The only remaining champions of democratic rights and freedoms are the parties on the left. I urge all supporters of freedom and democracy to vote for Labour or the Socialists in the next election.
The Methodist Labour Party.
We are the Methodists.
Lower your defences and surrender your minds.
We will add your cultural and social distinctiveness to our own.
Your culture will adapt to serve us.
Resistance is futile.
My main two concerns with the NCP's policy, immigration and the Civil War, ended up being Liberal policies.
I am happy about this outcome
I am happy about this outcome
Liberal Conservative economics: higher taxes for the poor to make up for lower taxes and subsidies for the rich. How delightful.
I am glad to hear that the party banning isn't going to take place, though a civil war would have been interesting.
I am glad to hear that the party banning isn't going to take place, though a civil war would have been interesting.
I agree. I personally would rather have seen the liberal laissez-faire with the conservative flat-tax. Alas.
Just played the 8th parliament.
This is going to be awesome.
Epic win? Write fast, I cannot wait
Just played the 8th parliament.
This is going to be awesome.
Ok, we are doomed.
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