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| − | == | + | The Democratic States of Dankism begain as an expirment by [[Pody Dank]], as a direct result of his groundbreaking paper, [[The Dankist]]. While still reltatively young, the states have become a force in both international politics as well as, for many, an example of an idealist country. |
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| + | == History == | ||
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| + | === Dankism from [[Nice Cool People]] === | ||
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| + | ==== Background ==== | ||
| + | In the early days of 2006, the government of Nice Cool People was becoming increasingly undemocratic. Its leader, [[Dom Jamerson]], outlawed all political parties aside from his own, and greatly deminished his citizens political freedoms. Longtime political activist (and anarchist) [[Pody Dank]], seeing the opportunity, published <i>[[The Dankist]]</i>. This essay, almost a direct contrast to Plato's <i>[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Republic_%28dialogue%29 Republic]</i>, can be outlined in 5 major topics: | ||
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| + | <li>The most fair form of government for a country is one controlled directly by the people. | ||
| + | <li>People must be allowed to control their own lives, without governmental intervention. | ||
| + | <li>People must also control their own personal economies without governmental intervention. | ||
| + | <li>A country must promote free markets, and not interfere in them, to promote national as well as international peace. | ||
| + | </ul> | ||
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| + | ==== Reprocutions from <i>The Dankist</i> ==== | ||
| + | Upon [[Pody Dank]]'s publication of The Dankist, the government of Nice Cool People condemned Dank and sent soldiers to arrest him. However, the essay sparked many of Nice Cool People's citizens with a furvor. They quickly formed The Dankist Militia, determinded to keep Dank out of the government's hands. | ||
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| + | == Government == | ||
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| + | == Culture == | ||
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| + | == Geography == | ||
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| + | == Language == | ||
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| + | == [[United Nations (region)|Regional]] Politics == | ||
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| + | == [[United Nations]] Involvement == | ||
- UN member of the United Nations region<br> | - UN member of the United Nations region<br> | ||
- Author of currently queued proposal "Repeal 'Citizen Rule Required'" | - Author of currently queued proposal "Repeal 'Citizen Rule Required'" | ||
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| + | [[Category:Nations]][[Category:Dankism]] | ||
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The Democratic States of Dankism begain as an expirment by Pody Dank, as a direct result of his groundbreaking paper, The Dankist. While still reltatively young, the states have become a force in both international politics as well as, for many, an example of an idealist country.
Contents
History
Dankism from Nice Cool People
Background
In the early days of 2006, the government of Nice Cool People was becoming increasingly undemocratic. Its leader, Dom Jamerson, outlawed all political parties aside from his own, and greatly deminished his citizens political freedoms. Longtime political activist (and anarchist) Pody Dank, seeing the opportunity, published The Dankist. This essay, almost a direct contrast to Plato's Republic, can be outlined in 5 major topics:
- The most fair form of government for a country is one controlled directly by the people.
- People must be allowed to control their own lives, without governmental intervention.
- People must also control their own personal economies without governmental intervention.
- A country must promote free markets, and not interfere in them, to promote national as well as international peace.
Reprocutions from The Dankist
Upon Pody Dank's publication of The Dankist, the government of Nice Cool People condemned Dank and sent soldiers to arrest him. However, the essay sparked many of Nice Cool People's citizens with a furvor. They quickly formed The Dankist Militia, determinded to keep Dank out of the government's hands.
Government
Culture
Geography
Language
Regional Politics
United Nations Involvement
- UN member of the United Nations region
- Author of currently queued proposal "Repeal 'Citizen Rule Required'"
