Labor Party Charter & Home - Page 7

Kloreep · January 12, 2003, 21:28

You could PM ministers after election. (Or even before, if you're sure of the winner or willing to talk to all candidates.)

Also, I'm looking for help with the Directory next term; don't know if that's the kind of post you're looking for, but I had to advertise.

Meshelic · January 12, 2003, 21:48

I'm sure I'll have a deputy or two if I'm elected Supreme Military Commander.

I don't like calling em Deputy SMC's though, sounds really bland. I'll figure something out.

Panag · January 13, 2003, 08:10

Quote:

Originally posted by Aro
I don't have the skills for any office... Cartographer, maybe...

But I'm strongly support all my comrades! Go, Meshelic, Shiber and Panzer32!

hi ,

nah , you can do it if you want , ....

have a nice day

Aro · January 13, 2003, 08:15

Thanks, Panag... You're very kind.

Che Guevara · January 13, 2003, 10:12

**** Democrat Capitalists pigs.
Your ****ing Capitalism will destroy the world.
"Keepers of the free world" in my ass, you destroyed the good name of Great Lenin, and you will be punished.

Panag · January 13, 2003, 10:33

Quote:

Originally posted by Che Guevara
**** Democrat Capitalists pigs.
Your ****ing Capitalism will destroy the world.
"Keepers of the free world" in my ass, you destroyed the good name of Great Lenin, and you will be punished.

héy

keep your BS to yourself

go and play somewhere else

bye

Shiber · January 13, 2003, 11:44

You don't have to post the exact same response in every thread.
Either you post a reply only on one of the threads that Che posted in, or you work your creative juices and post a different reply in each thread.

Seriously though, the proper way to fight spammers is to report them, not to spam back at them.

Panag · January 13, 2003, 11:49

Quote:

Originally posted by Shiber
You don't have to post the exact same response in every thread.
Either you post a reply only on one of the threads that Che posted in, or you work your creative juices and post a different reply in each thread.

Seriously though, the proper way to fight spammers is to report them, not to spam back at them.

hi ,

well if you know there is a respons in each thread you should also know that its asked to drop the subject completely , .....

why

, well because a report was send to the Mods asking to delete his message and the repley , ....

but you could not know that

so we should all ignore his message and stay on topic

have a nice day

Meshelic · January 13, 2003, 15:19

panag can you edit your messages to delete them?

I've asked you not to post in this thread, very nicely before.

The Labor Party can fight it's own battles, thank you.

Meshelic · January 13, 2003, 15:29

Quote:

Originally posted by Che Guevara
**** Democrat Capitalists pigs.
Your ****ing Capitalism will destroy the world.
"Keepers of the free world" in my ass, you destroyed the good name of Great Lenin, and you will be punished.

This brings up an interesting discussion.

First off, we have an example, this poster Che Guevara, who has an Israeli flag above his name, and speaks of Lenin.

1. Che Guevara is an Argentinian, not an Israeli.

2. Geuevara's brand of socialism, was, at best, faulty. Based on the speeches/interviews in his life, it is plain to tell that he had no idea how to run a government, only how to bring it down. It doesn't take a hero to take a government down. It takes one to build it back up, which is something Guevara certainly could not do.

3. Did Guevara support Lenin? In public he did, in private he personally loathed the man and found himself constantly at odds with how he felt inside, as opposed to how he presented himself in public. Guevera himself was overheard by several of his comrades denouncing Lenin as a petty dictator who's "revolution" was lost to a mob of insurrectionists that didn't desire the greatness of the Soviet Union, but the destruction. Anarchists, my friend.

There is much more. Lets see if our confused friend shows up again.

Meshelic

Shiber · January 13, 2003, 15:41

He reminds me of all those people who wear t-shirts and patches with the Che Guevara logo, or spray it on the street, but have no idea who the guy is or what the heck he has done or stood for.

Meshelic · January 13, 2003, 15:49

You're absolutely right Shiber. We've all seen those people.

I'd wear the shirt if I supported it, but not because I thought it would look cool.

Obviously this confused person has no idea what he stands behind, and has probably even less idea of what he really thinks. As you can see from the repeated messaging in all the threads, same words, that is the only thing we will know this poster by, is his pathetic attempts at...well who knows what he tried to accomplish with that.

And that's it, just a confused individual who has no idea what he stands behind. Just on first glance, putting an Israeli flag atop an Argentinian revolutionaries name and spouting off socialist propoganda and threats, that says it all. Loser.

aleion · January 13, 2003, 17:10

Quote:

Originally posted by Meshelic
You're absolutely right Shiber. We've all seen those people.

I'd wear the shirt if I supported it, but not because I thought it would look cool.

Obviously this confused person has no idea what he stands behind, and has probably even less idea of what he really thinks. As you can see from the repeated messaging in all the threads, same words, that is the only thing we will know this poster by, is his pathetic attempts at...well who knows what he tried to accomplish with that.

And that's it, just a confused individual who has no idea what he stands behind. Just on first glance, putting an Israeli flag atop an Argentinian revolutionaries name and spouting off socialist propoganda and threats, that says it all. Loser.

Panzer32 · January 13, 2003, 17:11

Hey, Che Guevara, you from the CafeTropico forum?

Panzer32 · January 13, 2003, 17:24

Never Mind... just read all your other post... whats the idea???

Meshelic · January 13, 2003, 18:07

Quote:

Originally posted by Panzer32
Never Mind... just read all your other post... whats the idea???

He appears to be gone now. Who knows whether he'll post again, although I'm sure he'd get kicked.

Nice little bit of humour. Maybe he was serious, but certainly it is laughable!

Aro · January 13, 2003, 18:27

Hmmm... DL, maybe?
Anyway, I agree, guys. The poor man certainly is on vacation at Mingapulco now. Ming's Mingapulco, I mean...

Meshelic · January 13, 2003, 18:54

Definetely he is a prisoner of his own deeds. I am sure his executioner is standing by awaiting orders...

Panag · January 14, 2003, 06:00

Quote:

Originally posted by Meshelic
panag can you edit your messages to delete them?

I've asked you not to post in this thread, very nicely before.

The Labor Party can fight it's own battles, thank you.

hi ,

a message was send to the mods asking so , ....

since there was no-one else online at the moment he posted , .....

have a nice day

ps ; this one can be deleted also

Meshelic · January 16, 2003, 06:11

THE NATIONAL WEEKLY WORKER
LABOR WINS ACROSS THE BOARD!
PRESIDENTIAL RACE PENDING....

[Unified Press] - Apolyton City, Apolyton

In a series of stunning victories, Labor struck a mighty blow against it's DIA opponents in this month's elections. Across the nation, citizens and Senators alike have chosen their leaders for Apolyton's Eighth Term, though of the 190 citizens only a few more than a quarter of the nation's populace actually participated and voted in the elections.

The Presidential election, surely the most exciting of all the races, initially ended in a tie between Labor candidate Aro and DIA incumbent Arnelos, though Justice Togas quickly remedied the situation and arranged a re-poll, this time with the candidates announcing their running mates.

Aro, who only began campaigning after the election had already begun, chose religious zealot and former SMC Aggie as his running mate, while current President Arnelos recruited fellow DIA member and Justice of the Court Nimitz.
It remains to be seen how the election will turn out.

In other election news, Shiber, running on the Labor ticket, defeated Thud (DIA) in a race that was closely matched until the very last moments, 24-22. 1 voted abstained.
Shiber, in his first race ever, had promoted a more aggressive set of foreign policy in his campaign. Though some blasted him for his involvement in the controversy surrounding Arnelos's appointment of Panag as Vice-President earlier last elections, Shiber maintained a solid base of supporters, narrowly defeating Thud in a race that also turned out to be quite a nail-biter.

Also new to office, Meshelic was voted overwhelmingly into office as the new Supreme Military Commander, defeating opponent MrMitchell 31-14. 5 voters chose to abstain. In a baffling move, MrMitchell came out in support of Meshelic during the campaign and election.

The Domestic Ministry also enjoyed a new face in it's office, as joncnunn (DIA) was overwhelmingly chosen as the Term 8 DM. Having established himself as one of the nation's top advisors (as Economic Advisor to the President), joncnunn garnered the support of both ALP and DIA parties. The nation looks forward to his plans for the continued improvement of the nation's infrastructure. Even during the election, sensing he would defeat the Banana (which he did, 37-5), joncnunn organized the office of the DM by re-appointing many of the previous Term's Regional Administrators.

The nation looks on in anticipation to hear the results of the Presidential race....

Aro · January 16, 2003, 08:21

Nice piece, Meshelic.

Arnelos · January 16, 2003, 15:36

Although generally you've requested that I not post here, I don't think you'll mind if I post to give you a complement.

I read your paper last night, Meshelic. Very nice

It's a good bit more "newsy" than my DIA newsletters, which are more geared toward filling in our inactives as to what on earth is going on (and providing links to key threads rather than detailed explanations in the newsletter).

I like yours, it's entertaining

Shiber · January 16, 2003, 15:48

[RP]
It's nice to know that we ALP folk "entertain" the DIA.
[/RP]

Meshelic · January 16, 2003, 16:16

Although it sounds more like a "party" newspaper, I felt giving it a more independant-type outcome was a little bit better.

I was typing it up last night and I reached the portion right before I wrote about the Meshelic/MrMitchell race and I clicked to preview it and suddenly my internet crashed. Oh man was I pissed, until I realized that I had copied the entire article anyways with the cut and past option, so I pasted again and it was all there.

Whew!

Arnelos · January 16, 2003, 16:44

Quote:

Originally posted by Meshelic
Although it sounds more like a "party" newspaper, I felt giving it a more independant-type outcome was a little bit better.

I was typing it up last night and I reached the portion right before I wrote about the Meshelic/MrMitchell race and I clicked to preview it and suddenly my internet crashed. Oh man was I pissed, until I realized that I had copied the entire article anyways with the cut and past option, so I pasted again and it was all there.

Whew!

Because of troubles I had with 'poly boards a few months ago where it kept timing out on me when I tried to actually post, I got into the habit of ALWAYS copying a post into my notepad before clicking the little "submit reply" button. It's a habit I've kept and it's saved me enormous amounts of time over the past few months

Shiber · January 16, 2003, 17:16

I do the same with my orders and with any big speech / news article / other kind of long post that I write.

Zero · January 17, 2003, 01:44

Quote:

Originally posted by Arnelos
Although generally you've requested that I not post here, I don't think you'll mind if I post to give you a complement.

I read your paper last night, Meshelic. Very nice

It's a good bit more "newsy" than my DIA newsletters, which are more geared toward filling in our inactives as to what on earth is going on (and providing links to key threads rather than detailed explanations in the newsletter).

I like yours, it's entertaining

and I read them... since I am one of the "inactives"

Thanks Arnelos. It keeps me informed.

Hey can I get subscribed to the labor party news paper? do I have to be a member just to get one? Or is the one on the thread the only paper?

Meshelic · January 17, 2003, 02:32

Quote:

Originally posted by Calc II

Hey can I get subscribed to the labor party news paper? do I have to be a member just to get one? Or is the one on the thread the only paper?

You won't need to have a subscription to read the Labor Party newspaper, I plan on making it public for everyone, most likely in it's own thread each issue.

Although I'm pleased to hear of your interest Calc II.

Perhaps you may wish to switch sides and join us?

j/k

Otherwise, I plan to release the second issue shortly after the Runoff for the Presidential election....

Meshelic

Manya · January 18, 2003, 13:51

Can i join this party

Aro · January 18, 2003, 14:01

You're welcome, Manya!