I will sponsor KiwiTaichoKiwiTaicho:I would like to join the fine fellows in the Progressive Party.
I will also sponsor.mcmasterdonia:I will sponsor KiwiTaichoKiwiTaicho:I would like to join the fine fellows in the Progressive Party.
Gulliver:It's on the relatively moderate end of the reformist spectrum, as opposed to the radical one.
KiwiTaicho:I would like to join the fine fellows in the Progressive Party.
Not entirely correct, but we at the reform party are looking at greater change, but no necessarily radical. What we are looking for is more simplicity in government structure and function. Efficiency with the least amount of intrusion of government is the goal.Gulliver:It's on the relatively moderate end of the reformist spectrum, as opposed to the radical one.
Romanoffia:Not entirely correct, but we at the reform party are looking at greater change, but no necessarily radical. What we are looking for is more simplicity in government structure and function. Efficiency with the least amount of intrusion of government is the goal.Gulliver:It's on the relatively moderate end of the reformist spectrum, as opposed to the radical one.
I will sponsor Camwood.Camwood:I would like to seek sponsorship in entering the Progressive Party of the North Pacific
I'm sorry Peoples Empire, but when you were a member of the Progressive Party we didn't even have a party congress. I respect you as a citizen of tnp, a soldier and a candidate in the recent elections, but this comment is just absurd. Just because a few individuals disagree with your particular course of action or suggestion for change, does not mean that they are not progressive, or indeed that the party is not progressive.peoples empire:Romanoffia:Not entirely correct, but we at the reform party are looking at greater change, but no necessarily radical. What we are looking for is more simplicity in government structure and function. Efficiency with the least amount of intrusion of government is the goal.Gulliver:It's on the relatively moderate end of the reformist spectrum, as opposed to the radical one.
As a former Progressive Party Member myself, I must say that this party is not always "Progressive".
Changing things doesn't always mean progress. You can be progressive while disagreeing with others over whether certain reforms are necessary and helpful.peoples empire:As a former Progressive Party Member myself, I must say that this party is not always "Progressive".
It is more radical relative to the Progressive Party, which was what was being asked and why I included the world "relatively", even if it's not radical in absolute terms.Romanoffia:Not entirely correct, but we at the reform party are looking at greater change, but no necessarily radical.
An opinion isn't automatically "arrogant" because you disagree with it. If that were the case I could accuse you of being arrogant for stating the the Progressive Party isn't always progressive.peoples empire:Which was done very arrogantly by one of The Progressive Party's senior party members(Gulliver).
Unibot:Our government has been more focused on changing the wording of laws here and there than re-establishing government services, increasing government transparency and openness, securing our rights, freedoms, privacy and unifying the military -- areas that affect all North Pacificans; *real* change that any resident of our great region can recognize.
Now, now. That wasn't nice at all.Blue Wolf II:This random political attack was brought to you by The Reform Party of The North Pacific.
The Reform Party, because words are easier spoken than deeds done.