Difference between revisions of "Kapitalist Partiet"
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logo= Party-Kapitalist Partiet.jpg| | logo= Party-Kapitalist Partiet.jpg| | ||
formation= 24 Oct 2009| | formation= 24 Oct 2009| | ||
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orientation= Far-Right| | orientation= Far-Right| | ||
ideology=Libertarian | | ideology=Libertarian | | ||
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abbreviation= KaP| | abbreviation= KaP| | ||
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country= Norway| | country= Norway| | ||
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==General== | ==General== | ||
| − | The '''Kapitalist Partiet''' | + | The '''Kapitalist Partiet''' was a political party in e[[Norway]] founded on specific principles. |
Chief among these is the Trader Principle—that men enter into agreements with others in order to exchange value for value. Next is the Principle of Non-Initiation of Force—that in order to trade all exchanges between free men must be voluntary, free of force and/or fraud. These principles draw their legitimacy from the inalienable right of all men to live their own lives for their own sake. | Chief among these is the Trader Principle—that men enter into agreements with others in order to exchange value for value. Next is the Principle of Non-Initiation of Force—that in order to trade all exchanges between free men must be voluntary, free of force and/or fraud. These principles draw their legitimacy from the inalienable right of all men to live their own lives for their own sake. | ||
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We encourage profitable business relations throughout the world, and political alliances between eNorge and any country that shares our values. | We encourage profitable business relations throughout the world, and political alliances between eNorge and any country that shares our values. | ||
| − | == | + | ==Party presidents== |
| − | + | As the history information has been stolen, it is known that only '''herja''' was leading the party. | |
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| − | + | ==Attempts on presidential elections== | |
| + | Party nominated its candidates on only two occasions: | ||
| + | *November 2009 - {{eLink|citizen|1860248|Juxtys}} - 4th place (last) - 17/175 votes (9.71 %) | ||
| + | *May 2010 - {{eLink|citizen|1885809|RussK}} - 3rd place - 7/159 votes (4.40 %) | ||
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General
The Kapitalist Partiet was a political party in eNorway founded on specific principles.
Chief among these is the Trader Principle—that men enter into agreements with others in order to exchange value for value. Next is the Principle of Non-Initiation of Force—that in order to trade all exchanges between free men must be voluntary, free of force and/or fraud. These principles draw their legitimacy from the inalienable right of all men to live their own lives for their own sake.
Platform
Economy
Taxation is an unhealthy impediment to business which is the life-blood of a living society, and we seek to reduce taxation.
Defense
We support a strong military and seek close relations with our neighbors in Norden and the EDEN countries, to defend against imperialist invasions.
Foreign Affairs
We encourage profitable business relations throughout the world, and political alliances between eNorge and any country that shares our values.
Party presidents
As the history information has been stolen, it is known that only herja was leading the party.
Attempts on presidential elections
Party nominated its candidates on only two occasions:
