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The rise of C.H.A.O.S.

Day 698, 05:40 • Published in Canada Canada

• by Motti0677

With the election of a new party President to the "Judges" party, there came a lot of changes!
One of the big changes that took place was the re-naming of the Party from "Judges" to
C.H.A.O.S. which is short for "The Coalition of Homicidal Anarchists and Organised Sociopaths".
With Urakzak serving as president, we can see that he is not only a man of words, but also of action!
The many changes that took place, within the party, since his election, a few days ago, is just amazing.
C.H.A.O.S. is already boosting of its own IRC Chatroom and Forum, which will serve as a way of spreading its goals and also to undertake political interaction with other parties within and without eCanada.
I am watching with interest the progress of C.H.A.O.S., but can already see the potential of a Political Party that can change eCanada and transform it into a better place for its citizens and a stronger member of the eRepublik.
Watch this space!

Comments

20person Day 698, 07:07

How does anarchy make a country better?

Plugson Day 698, 07:53

20person, luckily game mechanics do not permit for genuine anarchy. However, abstaining could be a way towards rebellion...since one cannot legally abstain from placing Party President candidates.

screamingslave Day 698, 08:36

if you watch many of the "protest movements" of the last say 20 years (that i've been alive for anyway) you will find that many of them follow a pattern of anarchy. there is nobody in charge and yet large groups of people work together to get a message out.

Anarchy is not the thing of fear that government makes it out to be. They only want you to fear anarchy because it is a lack of government, and without government they would have nothing to control.

having said that offering anarchy as a form of government defeats the purpose.