Columbian Communists
DisbandedThis Party Has Been Disbanded
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Basic Information
A party in the country of Columbia founded in December 2008 (16 years ago)
Description
The radical party, it fights for a worker's Columbia, more radical then the Socialists, opposed to Onward and the other capitalists!
"And just because he’s a human, he doesn’t like a pistol to his head. He wants no servants under him!"
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Proposals Made
Legislative proposals submitted by Columbian Communists
Enacted Feb. 17, 2009
Freedom of Alcohol Act of 2008
Current alcohol laws disproportionately restrict responsible adults while failing to reduce misuse; liberalizing policies will promote personal freedom and public …
Freedom of Alcohol Act of 2008
Current alcohol laws disproportionately restrict responsible adults while failing to reduce misuse; liberalizing policies will promote personal freedom and public safety, as a communist party we must support freedom.
Votes Cast
How Columbian Communists has voted on other parties' proposals
on proposal by Socialist Alliance
School Anthem Elimination Act of 2009
Mandatory anthems divide students and disrupt learning; removing them fosters inclusivity and focuses on civics education without ceremony.
School Anthem Elimination Act of 2009
Mandatory anthems divide students and disrupt learning; removing them fosters inclusivity and focuses on civics education without ceremony.
on proposal by National Reform
Unity Act of 2009
These changes strengthen national unity, ensure cultural cohesion, and protect public resources by promoting shared values and controlled immigration.
Unity Act of 2009
These changes strengthen national unity, ensure cultural cohesion, and protect public resources by promoting shared values and controlled immigration.
on proposal by National Reform
Unity Act of 2009
These changes strengthen national unity, ensure cultural cohesion, and protect public resources by promoting shared values and controlled immigration.
Unity Act of 2009
These changes strengthen national unity, ensure cultural cohesion, and protect public resources by promoting shared values and controlled immigration.
on proposal by Socialist Alliance
Education Reform and Secularization Act of 2009
Free higher education ensures equal opportunity while secular schools protect religious freedom and unity by avoiding state-endorsed faith.
Education Reform and Secularization Act of 2009
Free higher education ensures equal opportunity while secular schools protect religious freedom and unity by avoiding state-endorsed faith.
on proposal by Socialist Alliance
Education Reform and Secularization Act of 2009
Free higher education ensures equal opportunity while secular schools protect religious freedom and unity by avoiding state-endorsed faith.
Education Reform and Secularization Act of 2009
Free higher education ensures equal opportunity while secular schools protect religious freedom and unity by avoiding state-endorsed faith.