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[TITLE] @@LEADER@@'s List
[DESCRIPTION] Congratulations! You have just comfortably won the latest election and @@NAME@@ can look forward to more of your wisdom. However, there is still a sizeable amount of the population, who for some reason, still support the opposition.
[VALIDITY] has elections
[OPTION] "We need to find out who these sycophants are," declares Alex O'Connell, the newest, youngest and most impulsive of Parliamentarians. "We need to draw up a list of everyone who has ever supported the opposition, taken a pay-check from them or helped them further their agenda. We must make sure that these people never get the chance to serve in office, join a corporate board, find a faculty position or be accepted into polite society ever again."
[EFFECT] a whole new class of 'untermenschen' has been created
[OPTION] "There's no need for a witch-hunt," advises @@RANDOMNAME@@, a more senior politician who 'crossed the floor' some time ago. "Ostracising anyone who supported the opposition isn't healthy for our democracy – instead we should reach out to them. After every election have a 'get-together' and see if there are any of their policy ideas that we could implement."
[EFFECT] the only difference between @@LEADER@@'s party and the opposition is the colour of the rosettes
[OPTION] "Lists are good Dear," says your mum, who has just popped into the office to bring you tea and scones. "I always have lists for everything. I've got them for shopping, recipes, which pj's you should wear for each day of the week, and so on. If you mandate that every government department must provide lists for every little thing that they do – then your government will run so much more smoothly. Now, where did I put my list of things to do today?"
[EFFECT] government red-tape is listed as critical
[DESCRIPTION] Congratulations! You have just comfortably won the latest election and @@NAME@@ can look forward to more of your wisdom. However, there is still a sizeable amount of the population, who for some reason, still support the opposition.
[VALIDITY] has elections
[OPTION] "We need to find out who these sycophants are," declares Alex O'Connell, the newest, youngest and most impulsive of Parliamentarians. "We need to draw up a list of everyone who has ever supported the opposition, taken a pay-check from them or helped them further their agenda. We must make sure that these people never get the chance to serve in office, join a corporate board, find a faculty position or be accepted into polite society ever again."
[EFFECT] a whole new class of 'untermenschen' has been created
[OPTION] "There's no need for a witch-hunt," advises @@RANDOMNAME@@, a more senior politician who 'crossed the floor' some time ago. "Ostracising anyone who supported the opposition isn't healthy for our democracy – instead we should reach out to them. After every election have a 'get-together' and see if there are any of their policy ideas that we could implement."
[EFFECT] the only difference between @@LEADER@@'s party and the opposition is the colour of the rosettes
[OPTION] "Lists are good Dear," says your mum, who has just popped into the office to bring you tea and scones. "I always have lists for everything. I've got them for shopping, recipes, which pj's you should wear for each day of the week, and so on. If you mandate that every government department must provide lists for every little thing that they do – then your government will run so much more smoothly. Now, where did I put my list of things to do today?"
[EFFECT] government red-tape is listed as critical
[TITLE] @@LEADER@@'s List
[DESCRIPTION] Congratulations! You have just comfortably won the latest election and @@NAME@@ can look forward to more of your wisdom. However, there is still a sizeable amount of the population – who for some reason – still support the opposition.
[VALIDITY] has elections, no wild-child
[OPTION] "We need to find out who each and every one of these traitors are," declares Alex O'Connell, the newest, youngest and most impulsive of Parliamentarians. "Let's create a list of everyone who supported the opposition or helped them in any way to put out their vile anti-@@LEADER@@ agenda. Then all we need is a secret government department ensuring that anyone on the list… well let's just say that life – getting a decent job or sending their kids to a respectable school – will become somewhat problematic."
[EFFECT] a whole new class of 'untermenschen' has been created
[OPTION] "There's no need for a witch-hunt," advises @@RANDOMNAME@@, a more senior politician who 'crossed the floor' some time ago. "Ostracising anyone who supported the opposition isn't healthy for our democracy – we should be reaching out to them. After every election have a 'get-together' and let's make a list of any of their reasonable policy ideas that we could implement instead."
[EFFECT] the only difference between @@LEADER@@'s party and the opposition is the colour of the rosettes
[OPTION] "Lists are good Dear," says your mum, who has just popped into the office to bring you tea and scones. "I always have lists for everything. I've got them for shopping, recipes, which pj's you should wear for each day of the week, and so on. If you mandate that every government department must provide lists for every little thing that they do – then your government will run so much more smoothly. Now, where did I put my list of things to do today?"
[EFFECT] government red-tape is listed as critical
[DESCRIPTION] Congratulations! You have just comfortably won the latest election and @@NAME@@ can look forward to more of your wisdom. However, there is still a sizeable amount of the population – who for some reason – still support the opposition.
[VALIDITY] has elections, no wild-child
[OPTION] "We need to find out who each and every one of these traitors are," declares Alex O'Connell, the newest, youngest and most impulsive of Parliamentarians. "Let's create a list of everyone who supported the opposition or helped them in any way to put out their vile anti-@@LEADER@@ agenda. Then all we need is a secret government department ensuring that anyone on the list… well let's just say that life – getting a decent job or sending their kids to a respectable school – will become somewhat problematic."
[EFFECT] a whole new class of 'untermenschen' has been created
[OPTION] "There's no need for a witch-hunt," advises @@RANDOMNAME@@, a more senior politician who 'crossed the floor' some time ago. "Ostracising anyone who supported the opposition isn't healthy for our democracy – we should be reaching out to them. After every election have a 'get-together' and let's make a list of any of their reasonable policy ideas that we could implement instead."
[EFFECT] the only difference between @@LEADER@@'s party and the opposition is the colour of the rosettes
[OPTION] "Lists are good Dear," says your mum, who has just popped into the office to bring you tea and scones. "I always have lists for everything. I've got them for shopping, recipes, which pj's you should wear for each day of the week, and so on. If you mandate that every government department must provide lists for every little thing that they do – then your government will run so much more smoothly. Now, where did I put my list of things to do today?"
[EFFECT] government red-tape is listed as critical
[TITLE] @@LEADER@@'s List
[DESCRIPTION] During the most recent election (which you won comfortably, of course) the opposition engaged in a fair amount of vitriol directed at you and your party. Some members of your organisation are now calling for those who participated in the abuse to be held accountable.
[VALIDITY] has elections, no wild-child
[OPTION] "We need to find out who each and every one of these degenerates are," declares Alex O'Connell, the newest, youngest and most impulsive of Parliamentarians. "Let's create a list of everyone who supported the opposition or helped them in any way to put out their vile anti-@@LEADER@@ agenda. Then all we need is a secret government department ensuring that anyone on the list, well let's just say that life – getting a decent job or sending their kids to a respectable school – will become somewhat problematic."
[EFFECT] a whole new class of 'untermenschen' has been created
[OPTION] "There's no need for a witch-hunt," advises @@RANDOMNAME@@, a more senior politician who 'crossed the floor' some time ago. "Ostracising people for colourfully voicing their opposition isn't healthy for our democracy – we should be reaching out to them. After every election have a 'get-together' and let's make a list of any of their reasonable policy ideas that we could implement instead."
[EFFECT] the only difference between @@LEADER@@'s party and the opposition is the colour of the rosettes
[OPTION] "Lists are good Dear," says your mum, who has just popped into the office to bring you tea and scones. "I always have lists for everything. I've got them for shopping, recipes, which pj's you should wear for each night of the week, and so on. If you mandate that every government department must provide lists for every little thing that they do – then your government will run so much more smoothly. Now, where did I put my list of things to do today?"
[EFFECT] government red-tape is listed as critical
[DESCRIPTION] During the most recent election (which you won comfortably, of course) the opposition engaged in a fair amount of vitriol directed at you and your party. Some members of your organisation are now calling for those who participated in the abuse to be held accountable.
[VALIDITY] has elections, no wild-child
[OPTION] "We need to find out who each and every one of these degenerates are," declares Alex O'Connell, the newest, youngest and most impulsive of Parliamentarians. "Let's create a list of everyone who supported the opposition or helped them in any way to put out their vile anti-@@LEADER@@ agenda. Then all we need is a secret government department ensuring that anyone on the list, well let's just say that life – getting a decent job or sending their kids to a respectable school – will become somewhat problematic."
[EFFECT] a whole new class of 'untermenschen' has been created
[OPTION] "There's no need for a witch-hunt," advises @@RANDOMNAME@@, a more senior politician who 'crossed the floor' some time ago. "Ostracising people for colourfully voicing their opposition isn't healthy for our democracy – we should be reaching out to them. After every election have a 'get-together' and let's make a list of any of their reasonable policy ideas that we could implement instead."
[EFFECT] the only difference between @@LEADER@@'s party and the opposition is the colour of the rosettes
[OPTION] "Lists are good Dear," says your mum, who has just popped into the office to bring you tea and scones. "I always have lists for everything. I've got them for shopping, recipes, which pj's you should wear for each night of the week, and so on. If you mandate that every government department must provide lists for every little thing that they do – then your government will run so much more smoothly. Now, where did I put my list of things to do today?"
[EFFECT] government red-tape is listed as critical
