P.R.S.R Election Results

RESULTS

P.R.S.R Communist Party 10 votes 15%, 22 seats --- "We were at the brink of falling into the same mistake as the old regime. The bourgeois brainwashing machine has been effective."

P.R.S.R Syndicalist Party 8 votes 12%, 18 seats --- "While it may not be in our interest to work alongside pro-archos, and while we may not have a lot of influence, this is still an achievement.

P.R.S.R Socialdemocrat Party 18 votes 24%, 36 seats --- "We're happy to be the bulk of the red coalition and will be happy to continue to work for a better future.

P.R.S.R Liberal Party 21 votes 31%, 46 seats --- "This is still a victory. We're the P.R.S.R's biggest party and there have been talk about a free market and limited property rights."

P.R.S.R Conservative Party, 12 votes 18%, 27 seats --- "We have a long way to go to raise race counciousness and knowledge about our heritage. In due time we will be majority."

A coalition between the communist party, the socialdemocrats and the syndicalists, receiving 51% of the votes, will form the government.

It seems that there is many a political group that does not receive proper recognition, including libertarians, which to me seems a very ignorant omission.

(And don't retaliate saying that my government doesn't have very good representation. Our government operates differently. Political views are scattered about the different boards, but care is taken to ensure balance. It's confusing, but suprisingly efficient.)

Syndicalists are libertarians. As for right wing libertarians they just aren't that many yet.

And that means you shouldn't represent them why?

I'm not the one forming the parties, the people are. There might be ~100 right wing libertarians spread throughout the country and as far as I know there aren't even any RW Libertarian organisations. At the same time there are probably over a million Left Wing Libertarians who took the initiative to form their own party.

Point taken, however you could take a role in pioneering one. It's a useful addtion to any unified nation.

Why would I even want to advocate a party trying to abolish the government? Having left wing libertarians is enough.

*shrugs* Well, it's your country.

Counter-question, do you have a libertarian board?