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by Thermodolia » Fri Sep 07, 2018 5:29 am
Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:Allanea wrote:
OOC: Other than the fact I don't really like the term 'neoliberal', yeah.
Contact me if you have ideas for RPs.
(It's neoliberal if you lot actually set up an international league of people who like capitalism and want to spread the idea of capitalism both through economic succes and domestic propaganda...)
by Vrijstaat Limburg » Fri Sep 07, 2018 5:32 am
by Vrijstaat Limburg » Fri Sep 07, 2018 5:39 am
by Allanea » Fri Sep 07, 2018 5:42 am
by Vrijstaat Limburg » Fri Sep 07, 2018 5:51 am
Allanea wrote:Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:
OOC: It's textbook neoliberalism/lowtoryism
OOC: Neoliberalism is essentially a term that is mostly used by opponents of capitalism to describe its supporters. With the one exception of the Adam Smith Institute in the UK ,it's rarely used by the people that are termed 'neoliberals' mainly as it is very ill-defined.
This organization here includes every manner of capitalist country, from welfare states similar to Sweden to countries pursuing conservative (like Reichskampen), minarchist libertarian (like Allanea), etc. policies.
by Vrijstaat Limburg » Fri Sep 07, 2018 5:52 am
Allanea wrote:Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:
OOC: It's textbook neoliberalism/lowtoryism
OOC: Neoliberalism is essentially a term that is mostly used by opponents of capitalism to describe its supporters. With the one exception of the Adam Smith Institute in the UK ,it's rarely used by the people that are termed 'neoliberals' mainly as it is very ill-defined.
This organization here includes every manner of capitalist country, from welfare states similar to Sweden to countries pursuing conservative (like Reichskampen), minarchist libertarian (like Allanea), etc. policies.
by Yohannes » Fri Sep 07, 2018 6:00 am
Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:OOC: So this is just the neoliberal version of the International Socialist Volunteer Corps? lol
by Allanea » Fri Sep 07, 2018 6:26 am
by Yohannes » Fri Sep 07, 2018 6:35 am
Allanea wrote:with some sort of very very trustable banks (I am not sure which ones, and I have never actually had the time to work it out)
Allanea wrote:I'm not super-open to the idea of previous donations being retconned into such a thing, but if you might want to make one in the future, I would have to discuss this in-character with other nations with whom I share some leadership duties.
Perhaps an RP?
by Vrijstaat Limburg » Fri Sep 07, 2018 7:26 am
Yohannes wrote:CAPINTERN observer nation here:
Hi Vrijstaat Limburg, just so you know I rarely intervene with things like this (because I want to [try to] stay neutral), but when you saidVrijstaat Limburg wrote:OOC: So this is just the neoliberal version of the International Socialist Volunteer Corps? lol
Do you mean this organisation? [ viewtopic.php?f=5&t=235405 ]
If so, Allanea has been here much longer than probably anyone in this thread (including me). He certainly did not copy that organisation's idea nor did he copy any other historical NationStates organisation's (idea). As regards 'neoliberalism', I can see that this is going to be turned into an endless debate about something that will probably go down south out of character quick. I am not Allanea (nor am I a full member), but I believe that the purpose of this thread is not to discuss what is the definition of "neoliberalism" in real life -- this thread is basically a collection of so so market to pro market friendly nations who want to band together and (ideally) protect one another.
I know that this will probably offend you (and I am sorry Allanea if you disagree with this), but (I believe that) Allanea has been on NationStates far longer than you are -- I don't think he (or us, really, as members and observers of this organisation) need you lecturing him (or us) about the meaning of "neoliberalism" and whether CAPINTERN is a legitimate organisation or not in CAPINTERN's thread (which, again, has a long history on NationStates since 2009, and even before that, e.g. Stoklomolvi vs. GWO Allanea etc.)
About CAPINTERN... Allanea, would you be open to having an investment kind of contribution (like what you did for me last year with Othlon Corporaton) instead of having the contribution be (just) cash (350 billion NSD)? I feel like in terms of RP flexibility if my contribution can be turned into an investment kind of deal (over the years) it would be lovely because then I can RP it into something for my storyline (instead of just saying "I give the cash to CAPINTERN"). If that's not acceptable all good then! Haha, just wonderin'
by Vrijstaat Limburg » Fri Sep 07, 2018 7:30 am
Allanea wrote:OOC: This organization is open to all nations and nation-like entities which support a basic level of human rights and a capitalist economic system, not just those which are typically defined as neo-liberals. In the past, anarcho-capitalist entities (that are definitely not neoliberal and are not strictly 'nations' at all) have been members.
by Yohannes » Fri Sep 07, 2018 7:56 am
Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:Yohannes wrote:CAPINTERN observer nation here:
Hi Vrijstaat Limburg, just so you know I rarely intervene with things like this (because I want to [try to] stay neutral), but when you said
Do you mean this organisation? [ viewtopic.php?f=5&t=235405 ]
If so, Allanea has been here much longer than probably anyone in this thread (including me). He certainly did not copy that organisation's idea nor did he copy any other historical NationStates organisation's (idea). As regards 'neoliberalism', I can see that this is going to be turned into an endless debate about something that will probably go down south out of character quick. I am not Allanea (nor am I a full member), but I believe that the purpose of this thread is not to discuss what is the definition of "neoliberalism" in real life -- this thread is basically a collection of so so market to pro market friendly nations who want to band together and (ideally) protect one another.
I know that this will probably offend you (and I am sorry Allanea if you disagree with this), but (I believe that) Allanea has been on NationStates far longer than you are -- I don't think he (or us, really, as members and observers of this organisation) need you lecturing him (or us) about the meaning of "neoliberalism" and whether CAPINTERN is a legitimate organisation or not in CAPINTERN's thread (which, again, has a long history on NationStates since 2009, and even before that, e.g. Stoklomolvi vs. GWO Allanea etc.)
About CAPINTERN... Allanea, would you be open to having an investment kind of contribution (like what you did for me last year with Othlon Corporaton) instead of having the contribution be (just) cash (350 billion NSD)? I feel like in terms of RP flexibility if my contribution can be turned into an investment kind of deal (over the years) it would be lovely because then I can RP it into something for my storyline (instead of just saying "I give the cash to CAPINTERN"). If that's not acceptable all good then! Haha, just wonderin'
OOC: I never claimed that this organisation was copying the ISVC. As far as I'm concerned, originality is not important. Having an alternative version of something doesn't mean copying it, nor have I ever implied that it was. I was just wondering whether this was indeed an international organisation for capitalists, just like the International Socialist Volunteer Corps is for socialists. Me asking: "So this is just the neoliberal version of the International Socialist Volunteer Corps? lol" is not implying that it's not original or that it's a copy, and should NOT be interpreted as that.
As far as me "lecturing" you guys about neoliberalism: I'm not. I'm just trying to understand what this organisation really entails, and as I've stated, it's an international union of nations striving cooperating both econimically and militarily, and "internationalism", "state protection" and "capitalism" are three things that are prevalent in neoliberal philosophy, so that's far more of a observation than a statement or a point of discussion. I'm not trying to lecture anybody, I wanted to see how the union's members interpreted it, and how the objective stances of neoliberalism match with this organisation. I'm not trying to spoonfeed you basic politics, I'm trying to understand what this unit really is, and to think otherwise, especially from your perspective, is silly.
I never claimed that CAPINTERN was copying the SIVC, I never claimed that it was unoriginal, I never claimed that you people are misguided, I never claimed superiority of socialism or any other economic philosophy over capitalism, I never claimed that I was "more experienced" or whatever you seem to imply about time spent on this forum/site, I never claimed or implied that time spent on this forum equates to knowledge about political/economic philosophies or international cooperation, I never claimed that the CAPINTERN was an illegitimate organisation (I think it's a very respectworthy and strong organisation, considering that it's got so many followers and active posters, and power to the union for that.), I never claimed that anybody lectured anybody about anything, I never claimed the moral highground.
All I wanted to achieve was a thoughtful discussion about this alliance's goals and achievements, and why so many people see it as an umbrella organisation for all capitalist-leaning nations, while it mostly seems to be guided to neoliberals ideologically. No clue how that turned to "lecturing", or why somebody who isn't really affiliated with the organisation should turn up and tell me that what I'm doing is disrespectful/lecturing. As far as I know, this organisation might be really attractive to me, and so that I can understand the motives of people who I wouldn't expect to be here (such as fiscal/social conservatives) for joining this alliance. Is that lecturing somebody, or trying to spoonfeed somebody the philosophy of neoliberalism? If it is, please tell me how.
Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:or why somebody who isn't really affiliated with the organisation should turn up and tell me that what I'm doing is disrespectful/lecturing
by Vrijstaat Limburg » Fri Sep 07, 2018 7:59 am
Yohannes wrote:Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:OOC: I never claimed that this organisation was copying the ISVC. As far as I'm concerned, originality is not important. Having an alternative version of something doesn't mean copying it, nor have I ever implied that it was. I was just wondering whether this was indeed an international organisation for capitalists, just like the International Socialist Volunteer Corps is for socialists. Me asking: "So this is just the neoliberal version of the International Socialist Volunteer Corps? lol" is not implying that it's not original or that it's a copy, and should NOT be interpreted as that.
As far as me "lecturing" you guys about neoliberalism: I'm not. I'm just trying to understand what this organisation really entails, and as I've stated, it's an international union of nations striving cooperating both econimically and militarily, and "internationalism", "state protection" and "capitalism" are three things that are prevalent in neoliberal philosophy, so that's far more of a observation than a statement or a point of discussion. I'm not trying to lecture anybody, I wanted to see how the union's members interpreted it, and how the objective stances of neoliberalism match with this organisation. I'm not trying to spoonfeed you basic politics, I'm trying to understand what this unit really is, and to think otherwise, especially from your perspective, is silly.
I never claimed that CAPINTERN was copying the SIVC, I never claimed that it was unoriginal, I never claimed that you people are misguided, I never claimed superiority of socialism or any other economic philosophy over capitalism, I never claimed that I was "more experienced" or whatever you seem to imply about time spent on this forum/site, I never claimed or implied that time spent on this forum equates to knowledge about political/economic philosophies or international cooperation, I never claimed that the CAPINTERN was an illegitimate organisation (I think it's a very respectworthy and strong organisation, considering that it's got so many followers and active posters, and power to the union for that.), I never claimed that anybody lectured anybody about anything, I never claimed the moral highground.
All I wanted to achieve was a thoughtful discussion about this alliance's goals and achievements, and why so many people see it as an umbrella organisation for all capitalist-leaning nations, while it mostly seems to be guided to neoliberals ideologically. No clue how that turned to "lecturing", or why somebody who isn't really affiliated with the organisation should turn up and tell me that what I'm doing is disrespectful/lecturing. As far as I know, this organisation might be really attractive to me, and so that I can understand the motives of people who I wouldn't expect to be here (such as fiscal/social conservatives) for joining this alliance. Is that lecturing somebody, or trying to spoonfeed somebody the philosophy of neoliberalism? If it is, please tell me how.
Oh my apololoigies I wias wrong youre right.Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:or why somebody who isn't really affiliated with the organisation should turn up and tell me that what I'm doing is disrespectful/lecturing
I am afiliffiated with thsi orgnanisation. I am a obrserver membre and wsa a membre. Iave posted hrere before
by Allanea » Fri Sep 07, 2018 10:27 am
Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:Allanea wrote:OOC: This organization is open to all nations and nation-like entities which support a basic level of human rights and a capitalist economic system, not just those which are typically defined as neo-liberals. In the past, anarcho-capitalist entities (that are definitely not neoliberal and are not strictly 'nations' at all) have been members.
How can AnCaps be part of your alliance if they have no way to contribute 1 billion dollars, seeing that they don't have a state to give out that money? Can AnCap nations even enter political alliances if they don't have a state?
by Thermodolia » Fri Sep 07, 2018 10:32 am
Thermodolia wrote:To: Whom it may Concern
From: Andrea Summers, Secretary of Defense of the National Republic of Thermodolia
Subject: CAPINTERN Military Donation
Encryption Level: High-Eyes OnlyGreatings,
I have been asked by the President to lend our military resources to the CAPINTERN Alliance. We will be lending the following:
* TNS Care a Care Class 1,000 bed hospital ship
* 10,000 Front Line infantry troops
* 5 Thermodolian Secret Service (TSS) Listening posts
* 25 Thermodolian Military Intelligence Directorate (TMID) SIGINT FG-23 Spy satellites
* Joint Base James Doila (Which will be open to all CAPINTERN military units)
* 100 Type 34 MIRV ICBMs (The type 34s are able to hold 9 warheads)
We hope that these can be of use to CAPINTERN.
Sincerely,
Andrea Summers, Secretary of Defense
by Allanea » Fri Sep 07, 2018 10:52 am
All I wanted to achieve was a thoughtful discussion about this alliance's goals and achievements, and why so many people see it as an umbrella organisation for all capitalist-leaning nations, while it mostly seems to be guided to neoliberals ideologically. No clue how that turned to "lecturing", or why somebody who isn't really affiliated with the organisation should turn up and tell me that what I'm doing is disrespectful/lecturing. As far as I know, this organisation might be really attractive to me, and so that I can understand the motives of people who I wouldn't expect to be here (such as fiscal/social conservatives) for joining this alliance. Is that lecturing somebody, or trying to spoonfeed somebody the philosophy of neoliberalism? If it is, please tell me how.
by Allanea » Fri Sep 07, 2018 10:55 am
Thermodolia wrote:Hey Allanea can you add this stuff to the military support?Thermodolia wrote:To: Whom it may Concern
From: Andrea Summers, Secretary of Defense of the National Republic of Thermodolia
Subject: CAPINTERN Military Donation
Encryption Level: High-Eyes OnlyGreatings,
I have been asked by the President to lend our military resources to the CAPINTERN Alliance. We will be lending the following:
* TNS Care a Care Class 1,000 bed hospital ship
* 10,000 Front Line infantry troops
* 5 Thermodolian Secret Service (TSS) Listening posts
* 25 Thermodolian Military Intelligence Directorate (TMID) SIGINT FG-23 Spy satellites
* Joint Base James Doila (Which will be open to all CAPINTERN military units)
* 100 Type 34 MIRV ICBMs (The type 34s are able to hold 9 warheads)
We hope that these can be of use to CAPINTERN.
Sincerely,
Andrea Summers, Secretary of Defense
by Menelmacar » Fri Sep 07, 2018 10:59 am
Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:Allanea wrote:OOC: This organization is open to all nations and nation-like entities which support a basic level of human rights and a capitalist economic system, not just those which are typically defined as neo-liberals. In the past, anarcho-capitalist entities (that are definitely not neoliberal and are not strictly 'nations' at all) have been members.
How can AnCaps be part of your alliance if they have no way to contribute 1 billion dollars, seeing that they don't have a state to give out that money? Can AnCap nations even enter political alliances if they don't have a state?
by The Union of British North America » Fri Sep 07, 2018 1:14 pm
by The Union of British North America » Fri Sep 07, 2018 5:31 pm
Allanea wrote:OOC: Are you in anyh non-MT conflicts? This is of course an all-tech alliance.
by Vrijstaat Limburg » Fri Sep 14, 2018 6:47 am
Menelmacar wrote:Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:
How can AnCaps be part of your alliance if they have no way to contribute 1 billion dollars, seeing that they don't have a state to give out that money? Can AnCap nations even enter political alliances if they don't have a state?
Business?
A loan?
An IPO?
A consortium of private investors?
A crowdfunding campaign?
How does anyone not in government raise a billion dollars?
by The Federation of Kendor » Fri Sep 14, 2018 7:02 am
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by Allanea » Fri Sep 14, 2018 7:57 am
Vrijstaat Limburg wrote:Menelmacar wrote:
Business?
A loan?
An IPO?
A consortium of private investors?
A crowdfunding campaign?
How does anyone not in government raise a billion dollars?
"Member nations" - If there is no state, a "nation" cannot raise one billion dollars. Corporations can, sure, but they can't represent a nation.
Again - I never said that businesses aren't able to bring up one billion N$D, I said that there cannot be "ancap nations" who're members, considering that the nations cannot spend any money on anything. The closest thing to it would be crowdfunding, but that's not really a realistic option considering that it's not a one-time payment but instead an annual budget, and I'm not sure whether crowdfunding campaigns could even raise that much money for an alliance like the CAPINTERN. The citizens of the AnCap territories would probably be more comfortable joining an anti-communist military alliance like SACTO instead of paying 1 billion dollars anually.
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