Archive:Humanitarian Party

File:Humanitarian Party.png   The Humanitarian Part was founded on August 22, 2013 by Lanclot Rice, the current Head of Commerce and Industry at a time, but was merged with the Progressive Party on October 11, 2013, with Lanclot Rice (then Minor Executive as well) becoming Deputy Chairman of the Progressives.

This page's information continues to exist for historical purposes.

## Party Platform

**SEVEN PILLARS**:

The Humanitarian party operates around a list of "Pillars" that manage our thoughts. We do not always use them in certain cases, but in the grand scheme of things, its something we use fairly commonly. They are listed in order from most important to least:

1. Justice- Bringing out the right in situations and not letting any wrongdoing go un-noticed within our area of jurisdiction.

2. Humanity- You always have to think from a point of view to see the how the other person is thinking. Do not act to severely, yet dont let big crimes go softly. Do what is morally right.

3. Diplomacy- We think that diplomacy is a key factor in spreading our reputation as a peaceful union. We want people to see us as a force for good, not a artery of evil.

4. Equality- Everyone should be allowed the same benefits in court of law and certain private sector affairs. We make exceptions for notorious criminals.

5. Humility- A basic part of life, we all get humiliated from time to time and we use those experiences to better ourselves and others around us.

6. Friendliness- Never slap away an outreaching hand crying for help if the hand that is outreached had done no bad. Always try to react in a friendly manner in normal situations.

7. Diligence- A constant effort is always required. Never back down from what you think is right, and always try to find what others believe in and work out a way in which you can perform.

**ECONOMICS**:

We believe in limited government control in economics, being that they only had to reach in during circumstances such as stimulus. Business' should never be nationalized, and may be allowed to go out of Triumvirate borders to do trade for the benefit of the Union and their business as a whole. We support new business', and support a graduated tax for those business' that earn more money than the economically weaker ones. For example, a new business should only be allowed a 2% per Trimester tax until the business reaches a level of 400 Tri in which it will be raised to 4%. We also support some basic ideas of capitalism, and we are staunchly against Communistic ideas.

**FOREIGN AFFAIRS:**

We believe that outreach to other unions of our stature is a good practice, as we can learn from them and take knowledge back that could prove beneficial in our rise as a power. Isolationism is harmful to a union that prides itself of expertise and membership, especially since Isolationism would heavily hinder but not stop the flow of recruitment and potential experts in certain fields. If at all possible, fledgling unions should be absorbed into our union so we can grow, and economic affairs should be mandated by TDT and TDC alone.

**RECRUITMENT:**

We believe this is of utmost concern, as half of modern recruits are very inactive and unstable in the ways they respond and perform in the union. Recruitment should be done is massive droves, ensuring our unions constant lifeline and flow of ideas.

**HISTORICAL DOCUMENTATION:**

We believe that our history, one of the most important things we can own, should be kept up to date and in good health in order to maintain Union efficiency. It's something that should be a no-brainer to do, and needs to be kept for as long as we are around to keep our legacy.

**CULTURE:**

We believe that culture should not be handed down by the government, but should be produced solely by the Private Sector as there is an abundance of citizens that represent our every day life. Government culture is something we will simply fight against until the day the last Humanitarian is extinguished.

**FUNDING:**

As a group we believe that funding to government departments are a legitimate part of accepted performance that has to be done. Without money, the departments cannot regulate and perform under certain pressures and circumstances as easily.

**BY THE PEOPLE, FOR THE PEOPLE:**

The Private Sector should have a bigger say in the Triumvirate. We are a union that bases itself and prides itself on our population, and we thrive from them as well as get new members that repeat the cycle. The Administrative branch should maintain its current stance as the people's branch, and the Executive branch should maintain its view as the elite stock branch. When it comes to public opinion, we should listen instead of swatting away the ideas of the people we are given power by.