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Founded in 1963 by prominent Objectivist thinker, [[William Miller]], the Objectivist Party almost single handedly liberated the Hallevoric nation. It was founded upon the principles of [[Wikipedia:Objectivism|Objectivism]] and [[Wikipedia:Ayn Rand|Ayn Rand]]. After Miller's assassination the party slowly became less Objectivist and more [[Wikipedia:Libertarianism|Libertarian]] and [[Wikipedia:Minarchism|Minarchist]]. It's famous for maintaining a good economy and prosperous civil rights. | Founded in 1963 by prominent Objectivist thinker, [[William Miller]], the Objectivist Party almost single handedly liberated the Hallevoric nation. It was founded upon the principles of [[Wikipedia:Objectivism|Objectivism]] and [[Wikipedia:Ayn Rand|Ayn Rand]]. After Miller's assassination the party slowly became less Objectivist and more [[Wikipedia:Libertarianism|Libertarian]] and [[Wikipedia:Minarchism|Minarchist]]. It's famous for maintaining a good economy and prosperous civil rights. | ||
| − | The Objectivist Party was responsible for recieving less funding from taxes and more funding from tourism and smart marketing. Yet the Objectivist Party didn't abolish taxes entirely. This made [[George Hunter]], a prominent [[Wikipedia:Libertarianism|Libertarian]] and Objectivist thinker, go on a one man crusade about "the evils of taxation" and give seminars to University students. The membership to the Objectivist Party soared afterwards, and education became stressed upon. | + | The Objectivist Party was responsible for recieving less funding from taxes and more funding from tourism and smart marketing. Yet the Objectivist Party didn't abolish taxes entirely. This made [[George Hunter]], a prominent [[Wikipedia:Libertarianism|Libertarian]] and Objectivist thinker, go on a one man crusade about "the evils of taxation" and give seminars to University students. The membership to the Objectivist Party soared afterwards, and education became stressed upon. It maintains benchmark rights to this day which has made the United Nations dub it an Anarchy, much to the Anarchists with in the Nation's delight. |
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| The Objectivist Party | |
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| Leader | Gregory Harst |
| Chairperson | Paul Jett |
| Spokesperson | Anne Merdot |
| Founded | 21 April 1963 |
| Headquarters | 561 Freedom St. Nyrenton |
| Political ideology | Libertarianism and Minarchism |
| International affiliation | State Minimalist Coalition |
| Website | www.op.hal.gov |
The Hallevoric Objectivist Party (OP) is a major political party in the FMRH. Currently, the OP is in power, with Prime Minister Greg Harst leading the party.
History
Founded in 1963 by prominent Objectivist thinker, William Miller, the Objectivist Party almost single handedly liberated the Hallevoric nation. It was founded upon the principles of Objectivism and Ayn Rand. After Miller's assassination the party slowly became less Objectivist and more Libertarian and Minarchist. It's famous for maintaining a good economy and prosperous civil rights.
The Objectivist Party was responsible for recieving less funding from taxes and more funding from tourism and smart marketing. Yet the Objectivist Party didn't abolish taxes entirely. This made George Hunter, a prominent Libertarian and Objectivist thinker, go on a one man crusade about "the evils of taxation" and give seminars to University students. The membership to the Objectivist Party soared afterwards, and education became stressed upon. It maintains benchmark rights to this day which has made the United Nations dub it an Anarchy, much to the Anarchists with in the Nation's delight.
Platform
Key tenets of the Objectivist Party Manifesto are:
- Protection and expansion of Civil Liberties.
- Promotion and protection of Free Trade and the Free Market.
- Minimal Economic interventionalism, in essence Laissez-faire.
- Liberty and Individualist Sovereignty.
- Government Non-Aggression policy.
- Protection to the right of Private Property and Self-ownership.
