Difference between revisions of "Lovik Carpathia"
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| − | The Republic of Lovik Carpathia is an expansive landmass held together by the robust unifying forces of the | + | The Republic of Lovik Carpathia is an expansive landmass held together by the robust unifying forces of the RLCCI, or Republican Lovik Carpathian Communist Institute. A young nation, Lovik Carpathia has previously been the epicentre of political and military forces significant enough to contribute to the fall of the [[Royal Anarchy]]. |
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==="Communism, and so forth [...]"=== | ==="Communism, and so forth [...]"=== | ||
| − | Vedi Troski, the leading minister of the | + | Vedi Troski, the puppet "leading minister" of the RLCCI, is the soul-dictator of the publicised political standing of Lovik Carpathia as a whole, given that media restrictions prevent anyone else from providing an opinion based around what actually happens in the country or otherwise. |
| − | Troski famously summed up the image and position Lovik Carpathia, as the | + | Troski famously summed up the image and position of Lovik Carpathia, as the RLCCI intended it to be perceived, in his hour long obligatory broadcast entitled: "Lovik Carpathia would like very much for the free market to be closed, if that's all right", in which he stated that the Carpathian region would, from that day on, be devotedly and singularly interested in "Communism, and so forth". |
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| + | The speech was to become known as the "Market Speech", partly due to the unwillingness of the population to use the full title under conversation, but mainly to save on ink when news of the speech went to press. | ||
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| + | ===Ownership of Production=== | ||
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| + | The RLCCI gained popularity in the early days of its creation by promising that "the workers [would] own the means of production". During the "Market Speech", RLCCPE (Republican Lovik Carpathian Communist Peace Enforcement troops) stormed all major industries and seized all profits, produce and office supplies deemed to be proliferated under "capitalist ideals". | ||
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| + | During this time, most companies were liquidated and of those that remained, all management was replaced by a "Government Installed Anti-Capitalist Scheme", headed by a "Committee for the Benefit of Social Progression". | ||
Revision as of 17:45, 19 February 2007
The Republic of Lovik Carpathia is an expansive landmass held together by the robust unifying forces of the RLCCI, or Republican Lovik Carpathian Communist Institute. A young nation, Lovik Carpathia has previously been the epicentre of political and military forces significant enough to contribute to the fall of the Royal Anarchy.
Political Standing
"Communism, and so forth [...]"
Vedi Troski, the puppet "leading minister" of the RLCCI, is the soul-dictator of the publicised political standing of Lovik Carpathia as a whole, given that media restrictions prevent anyone else from providing an opinion based around what actually happens in the country or otherwise.
Troski famously summed up the image and position of Lovik Carpathia, as the RLCCI intended it to be perceived, in his hour long obligatory broadcast entitled: "Lovik Carpathia would like very much for the free market to be closed, if that's all right", in which he stated that the Carpathian region would, from that day on, be devotedly and singularly interested in "Communism, and so forth".
The speech was to become known as the "Market Speech", partly due to the unwillingness of the population to use the full title under conversation, but mainly to save on ink when news of the speech went to press.
Ownership of Production
The RLCCI gained popularity in the early days of its creation by promising that "the workers [would] own the means of production". During the "Market Speech", RLCCPE (Republican Lovik Carpathian Communist Peace Enforcement troops) stormed all major industries and seized all profits, produce and office supplies deemed to be proliferated under "capitalist ideals".
During this time, most companies were liquidated and of those that remained, all management was replaced by a "Government Installed Anti-Capitalist Scheme", headed by a "Committee for the Benefit of Social Progression".
