DAL Army

Day 747, 18:13 Published in Canada Germany by Dr.Pain

Disclaimer: This is not a Nazi analogy! Please read the Wikipedia Artcile if you think that my mentioning of Weimar has anything to do with Nazi Germany. I was talking about how Weimar was and not what it lead to.



As you may already read, TFD announced the creation of the CPF Army. He encouraged the other Partys to follow his example and undermine the authority of the Prime Minister.

If you choose me to be the Party President of the Democratic Action League I will not go down this path to the Weimar Republic.

I believe that the CAF and even the Crimson Canucks are fully capable to protect eCanada.
Not only did those organisations proof to be worth our trust, but they also have the social function of unifying the people of Canada. Everyone can join them no mather theyr political believes.

Creating party militias is another step to the balkanization of Canadian politics.


In short: The DAL does not need a personal army. But if we would create one, it would be kick-ass.






And because someone told me that comment is not the same as artcile:
I am not quite shure what is happening here. Why are you guys so offended?
The Weimarer Republik thing has nothing to do with the nazis or anything (if that is the reason why you feel that this linking could be out of line).
I dont know how familiar you are with the history of my country that is why i linked an english wikipedia article. It was the brief period of democracy between the two world wars. The problem was, that the people where not realy happy with the democraczy and the leaders that got elected.
So that is the first similarity (the most influential partys CPF and DAL are not realy happy with getting Jacobi as president).
In the Weimar Republik most of the parties had there own militias.
And that would be the second similarity.
How is that out of the line?