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The '''Roman Union''' platform is likened to the policy of the Nyx Era. They advocate more spending in education and healthcare. The Roman Union favors more regulation and restriction on the economy and is the movement with the greatest communal tendencies. The Roman Union considers political freedom uneccessary, which ironically, is what draws most support.
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The '''Roman Union''' is beyond question the most humanitarian orientated Fodist union. They advocate majority spending in education, healthcare, and human services. Union speakers have promised more regulated economic policies and have given the union a communal tendency. Ironically, the policy which gains most support is that of restricted political freedoms.
  
 
== The Issues ==
 
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=== Economy ===
 
=== Economy ===
  
*Strict regulation
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*Regulation
*Nationalization of minor industry
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*Tax reform
*Whole flat tax
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*Nationalization of business
  
 
=== Society ===
 
=== Society ===
  
*For personal responsibility
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*Advocates personal responsibility
*No government involvement in matters of life
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*Elimination of government involvement in matters of life
*Regulated democratic system
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=== Government policy ===
 
=== Government policy ===
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*Greater international involvement
 
*Greater international involvement
 
*Compassionate attitude towards refugees
 
*Compassionate attitude towards refugees
*Greater domestic spending
 
  
 
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Revision as of 23:52, 21 June 2006

Roman Union
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Established 1400
Motto Keep the faith
Economic ideology Libertarian Socialism
Social ideology Liberal
Party leader Sacha Gavri
Seats 220

The Roman Union is beyond question the most humanitarian orientated Fodist union. They advocate majority spending in education, healthcare, and human services. Union speakers have promised more regulated economic policies and have given the union a communal tendency. Ironically, the policy which gains most support is that of restricted political freedoms.

The Issues

Economy

  • Regulation
  • Tax reform
  • Nationalization of business

Society

  • Advocates personal responsibility
  • Elimination of government involvement in matters of life

Government policy

  • Greater international involvement
  • Compassionate attitude towards refugees