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Preferred Political System:
(Write down your preferred system of government)
Political and civil rights
Free speechoes not include calls for violence or incitation to hate.
Freedom of religion: Does not include application of religious laws to non believers. When state law and religious law are in conflict, state law must prevail.
Freedom of assembly: Any form of assembly that will create a major disruption of everyday life should require a permit from the municipality.
Corporal/capital punishment: Two very different topics. Spanking a child for acting like a lil psycho and taking someone´s life as punishment for a crime aren´t comparable.
Universal suffrage: All workers should have a say in how their cooperative is run. All companies, private and public, should ultimate be run as cooperatives. All citizens of a municipality should have a say in common ordinances and any structural projects that require any form of taxation. All citizens of a state should have a vote for the leadership of the state, but they must undergo years of education with this specific purpose during their school years. Like a core subject from early on.
Compulsory voting:No
Nationalism/Internationalism
Nationalism: There´s some value to it, but it´s a double edged sword.
Internationalism:I see the value in international associations of workers and also in geopolitical strategic agreements between sovereign nations with shared interests (multi polar world)
EU-membership (only for Europeans): Undecided
UN-membership: Undecided
NATO-membership: Undecided
ZOG:Undecided
The Military
Militancy (as in supporting military operations abroad):
Compulsory military service: Undecided
Women in the armed forces:Undecided
The Environment
Environmentalism: Undecided
Urbanization: Human scale
Natural/unprocessed food production: should be the norm.
Animal rights: My ideas here aren´t fully developed and often in conflict.
The Economy
Welfare state: Should be handled at a municipal and community level, with fewer intervention from central state. A lot of taxes should be lowered or removed altogether. More money in people´s pockets and more say in the means of production would generally mean less need for welfare. However this alone would not solve the root of the problems and contradictions generated by social democracy and capitalism.
Taxation: When it comes to the state, it should be lower and more focused on the basic needs of the state; Foreign policy, diplomacy and security. Most day to day affairs should be administered at a local and community level and each community should set its own taxes as voted by its inhabitants. Corporate tax should probably be abolished altogether, if companies are fully owned by their workers who make decisions democratically and capital gains are spread amongst them with reasonable equity. Say a store manager at Tesco would earn less than a Regional manager, who would earn less than a high executive and all would earn significantly more than a cashier. However the capital gains / dividends should be spread equally amongst all workers and all workers should have a democratic say in how the company is run, including elections to the board of directors.
Economic System: (Write down your preferred economic system) A post industrial, post scarcity form of mutualism.
Public/Private/Other Ownership over industries: All industries that aren´t attached to a natural resource or key infrastructure should be private cooperatives democratically run by their workers who all own the means of production and capital gains.
Public/Private/Other Ownership over banks: Undecided
National bank in public/private ownership: Undecided
Healthcare (Private/Public/Other): administered by private cooperatives, but single tax payer , undecided between local and state responsibility
Education (Private/Public/Other): administered by private cooperatives, but single tax payer , undecided between local and state responsibility
Social Conservatism.
Political correctness: You can say incendiary things in a comedy club, you can´t call for violence tho, or public displays of incitation of hate.
Degenerate media & entertainment: Social Media should be accessible to verified adults only, tax money should not be spend in subversive forms of media or entertainment and private efforts should be confined to adult only and after hours.
Religion: (in most cases) Should not be directly intertwined with policy.
Pornography: Shadowbanned.
Abortion: Undecided, leaning to allowing for in cases such as violence and vulnerability, severe deformities that will make the baby not survive infancy or where there´s risks to the health of the mother (not just life-threatening conditions, but to include also other derived physical or psychiatric ailments.)
Prostitution: Should probably be highly regulated. Like with certain substances, there´s more social harm in its illegality than in the nature of the activity itself.
Homosexuality: Same sex attraction and same sex love are not harmful to practitioners or society at large , don´t require medication or therapy by themselves and can't be (and shouldn't be) "cured" . LGTB lobby groups are an entirely different matter though.
(If voted - Same-sex marriage): I´m not sure marriage should be a public institution, I think it should be a private affair dealt with by families, communities and religious groups.
(If voted - Civil unions for same-sex couples)If voted - Adoption by same-sex couples): The state shouldn´t have to sanction unions. When it comes to adoptions, municipalities should probably mediate and make sure the adopters, regardless of orientation, can provide a stable and loving environment for the child.
Drugs / alcohol / tobacco: Undecided, probably shadowbanned.
Gun control: People with need (security personel, people living in rural areas, sportsmen and women etc) should be allowed to have guns once they pass strict H&S controls)
Euthanasia: Only for people who have been declared terminally ill.
Eugenics: Not through abortion. Less sure about gene therapy.
Racial integration / miscegenation: I don't believe in the concept of race.
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