Advance movement

The Advance movement is a political and social movement based on the foundations of ideologies such as socialism and communism. The Advance movement first sprung up in 1976 with the founding of the political party Advance in Dutland. This party sparked a political tidal wave, with similar parties popping up in multiple countries around the globe. The parties tend to associate themselves with the colour teal, though other colours have been used so as not to intervene with parties using similar colours. Most parties based around the Advance movement are members of the Global Advance Movement Association (GAMA).
The Advance movement believes in the removal of wealth from those who have accumulated too much, and redistributing it amongst the less wealthy. The movement also calls for stronger security, euthanasia legalization, birth control in places where population is a concern, and the creation of humanitarian corridors that act in a similar manner to charities and organizations like the Red Cross.
The Advance movement has been criticized by pundits and civilians alike for it's extremist ideals. More noticeably, Advance is viewed by many leftist politicians as being "quite fascist and/or national socialist", despite the movement displaying many ideals shared by leftist groups. Despite this, an Advance movement party has solely been successful once - Jannick Löffler was elected as the prime minister of Dutland for three terms between 1984 and 1993.
Category:Advance movement
Category:Politics
Category:Ideologies
Category:Socialism
Category:Left-wing politics
Category:Dutland