Unfortunately the Feminist Alliance is no party, but just a movement/think tank/interest group. But as I've mentioned earlier, many times, I do think that I have a lot more (and any true classical liberal) with the Liberal party than the backward Tories. Unfortunately it is many really conservative ones in the National Liberal party and anti-progressives.
But I think the Feminist Alliance is a nice cause that unite progressives from all over the politcal spectrum. ((However it will most likely crack in the future, especially when feminism and civil rights become issues. Now I'm thinking of the ideas on feminism. As I for example stated that I am a individualist feminist. So then the struggle between positive and negative rights will become to emerge and the group will disagree on these issues

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I'm A positive rights man myself but can promise to keep things friendly.
So you no longer want the National Liberals?

What. Happened to the Liberals and National-Liberals having so much in common?