A New Nation (Character/Political Party RP) - OOC

by **Kazarogkai** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:28 pm

Neo-Chicago wrote:
Kazarogkai wrote:
Keep in mind we are a new nation without a clear future, and we are quite isolated as such any jump in population would need to be within reason. I say around ~1000 or so would be acceptable if we are jumping a month. Also when are the new elections coming I must ask, I remember you said 5 months so is that still correct?

Actually, I didn't factor in the constitution. Elections are one OOC week and six days from now, unless something were to happen that would prompt them to occur sooner (HINT HINT).

Assassination of the president? That is all I can think of.

by **Claven** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:28 pm

Oh, and can someone explain to me how the speaker is different in the US from a Westminster style parliament

by **Sacara** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:30 pm

Claven wrote:Would any right-wingers support a healthcare act?

Depends... What are you thinking? I will do everything in my power to block universal healthcare.

by **Icrum** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:30 pm

Kazarogkai wrote:
Icrum wrote:I'm going to run for Leader of the Armed Forces.

As usual I would assume that is not a democratically elected office, at best you can hope to be elected president(commander in chief) or to be appointed by the president to the position of Secretary of Defense.

Next president please appoint me Leader of Armed Forces.

by **Claven** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:30 pm

Sacara wrote:
Claven wrote:Would any right-wingers support a healthcare act?

Depends... What are you thinking? I will do everything in my power to block universal healthcare.

Exactly why the working class needs a liberal government

by **Neo-Chicago** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:31 pm

Kazarogkai wrote:
Neo-Chicago wrote:Actually, I didn't factor in the constitution. Elections are one OOC week and six days from now, unless something were to happen that would prompt them to occur sooner (HINT HINT).

Assassination of the president? That is all I can think of.

Perhaps a certain rebel group would beg to differ. (AGAIN, HINT HINT)

by **Icrum** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:32 pm

Claven wrote:Would any right-wingers support a healthcare act

Well, I wouldn't be a 'Free Universal Healthcare', I'd be a Private Healthcare.

by **Claven** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:33 pm

Neo-Chicago wrote:
Kazarogkai wrote:
Assassination of the president? That is all I can think of.

Perhaps a certain rebel group would beg to differ. (AGAIN, HINT HINT)

Black Phoenix?

by **Icrum** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:33 pm

Neo-Chicago wrote:
Kazarogkai wrote:
Assassination of the president? That is all I can think of.

Perhaps a certain rebel group would beg to differ. (AGAIN, HINT HINT)

I'll get Sharks with lazer beams attached to their heads to deal with them.

by **Terrelis** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:33 pm

Landenburg wrote:I don't know if the current voting system is all that fair really.

Senator: John Highshore - [PP]
Senator: Xavier J. T. King - [PP]
Senator: Sofia Church - [PP]
Senator: Dakota Douglas - [P]
Senator: Pierre-Antoine Jean-Baptiste Chauveau - [L]
Senator: Cedric Peeters - [JS]

Just looking, they already control 50% of the human controlled Senate. So unless the rest of the senate gets factored in, they pretty much win as is. The best I can do is hope for a tie at this point and I don't know if any of the others are going to be getting around to the vote.

The number of OOC senators we have doesn't matter, it's about how many senate seats we have. We don't have enough to actually control the senate.

by **Landenburg** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:35 pm

Terrelis wrote:
Landenburg wrote:I don't know if the current voting system is all that fair really.

Senator: John Highshore - [PP]
Senator: Xavier J. T. King - [PP]
Senator: Sofia Church - [PP]
Senator: Dakota Douglas - [P]
Senator: Pierre-Antoine Jean-Baptiste Chauveau - [L]
Senator: Cedric Peeters - [JS]

Just looking, they already control 50% of the human controlled Senate. So unless the rest of the senate gets factored in, they pretty much win as is. The best I can do is hope for a tie at this point and I don't know if any of the others are going to be getting around to the vote.

The number of OOC senators we have doesn't matter, it's about how many senate seats we have. We don't have enough to actually control the senate.

What I'm talking about is if it's just done in a flat human player vote to decide the elections, you'll just win it there.

by **Sacara** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:35 pm

Claven wrote:
Sacara wrote:Depends... What are you thinking? I will do everything in my power to block universal healthcare.

Exactly why the working class needs a liberal government

Bah.

by **Kazarogkai** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:36 pm

Claven wrote:Would any right-wingers support a healthcare act?

Some may lump us into the Right-Wing camp, though in practice we are Radical centrist in terms of economics mind you. The establishment of a single payer healthcare system as the first step towards the creation of a universal healthcare system is at the corner of are policy. For the time being as the Healthcare industry continues to grow we want to keep it private to encourage said growth. We simply want to make it so that all citizens are covered and will be entitled to free and good quality healthcare and freedom from the fear of the ravages of both injury, disability, and time.

by **Icrum** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:37 pm

Kazarogkai wrote:
Claven wrote:Would any right-wingers support a healthcare act?

Some may lump us into the Right-Wing camp, though in practice we are Radical centrist in terms of economics mind you. The establishment of a single payer healthcare system as the first step towards the creation of a universal healthcare system. For the time being as the Healthcare industry continues to grow we want to keep it private to encourage said growth. We simply want to make it so that all citizens are covered and will be entitled to free and good quality healthcare and freedom from the fear of the ravages of both injury, disability, and time.

I'm actually a Capitalist party...........

by **Sacara** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:38 pm

Kazarogkai wrote:
Claven wrote:Would any right-wingers support a healthcare act?

Some may lump us into the Right-Wing camp, though in practice we are Radical centrist in terms of economics mind you. The establishment of a single payer healthcare system as the first step towards the creation of a universal healthcare system is at the corner of are policy. For the time being as the Healthcare industry continues to grow we want to keep it private to encourage said growth. We simply want to make it so that all citizens are covered and will be entitled to free and good quality healthcare and freedom from the fear of the ravages of both injury, disability, and time.

At the same time, high taxes will drive people away... How do you suppose we handle taxes?

by **Claven** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:39 pm

Kazarogkai wrote:
Claven wrote:Would any right-wingers support a healthcare act?

Some may lump us into the Right-Wing camp, though in practice we are Radical centrist in terms of economics mind you. The establishment of a single payer healthcare system as the first step towards the creation of a universal healthcare system is at the corner of are policy. For the time being as the Healthcare industry continues to grow we want to keep it private to encourage said growth. We simply want to make it so that all citizens are covered and will be entitled to free and good quality healthcare and freedom from the fear of the ravages of both injury, disability, and time.

Well, I wouldn't mind private institutions providing the service. Just that the government will cover the expenses, through taxes, and that the poor, disabled, and disadvantaged get equal treatment

by **Claven** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:39 pm

Sacara wrote:
Kazarogkai wrote:
Some may lump us into the Right-Wing camp, though in practice we are Radical centrist in terms of economics mind you. The establishment of a single payer healthcare system as the first step towards the creation of a universal healthcare system is at the corner of are policy. For the time being as the Healthcare industry continues to grow we want to keep it private to encourage said growth. We simply want to make it so that all citizens are covered and will be entitled to free and good quality healthcare and freedom from the fear of the ravages of both injury, disability, and time.

At the same time, high taxes will drive people away... How do you suppose we handle taxes?

I'm sure immigrants wouldnt mind paying more if they didnt need to pay for insurance or medical costs

by **Cainesland** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:40 pm

Claven wrote:Would any right-wingers support a healthcare act?

I would. Depending of course on the healthcare system.

by **Icrum** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:41 pm

Claven wrote:
Sacara wrote:At the same time, high taxes will drive people away... How do you suppose we handle taxes?

I'm sure immigrants wouldn't mind paying more if they didn't need to pay for insurance or medical costs

I'm sure they'd rather pay for a operation than high taxes yearly.

by **Landenburg** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:41 pm

Well, I'm off to bed. Hopefully this Senate voting thing can be made to be a bit better (ie; tally in votes for AI senators as well)

by **Sacara** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:42 pm

Would anyone be kind enough to make a thread, just listing all the political parties, to make it easier for me to find whos in each one, the platforms, ect... If not, I can.

Maybe the OP can do it on the Senate thread, of the OCC

by **Claven** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:43 pm

Icrum wrote:
Claven wrote:
I'm sure immigrants wouldn't mind paying more if they didn't need to pay for insurance or medical costs

I'm sure they'd rather pay for a operation than high taxes yearly.

Right, so they would thousands if not hundreds of thousands for surgery. Where I'm from, people who make less than $200,000 a year only pay 1% of that to enjoy free healthcare

by **Sacara** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:44 pm

Can someone talk in the Senate :\

by **Claven** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:46 pm

Sacara wrote:Can someone talk in the Senate :\

by **Terrelis** » Mon May 11, 2015 7:46 pm

Sacara wrote:Can someone talk in the Senate :\

Well we could actually get started on legislation if you voted, your vote may be the deciding vote if you choose the right option.

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