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Radical People's Liberty

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This party was disbanded on 16 May 2026 at 10:59 AM. All historical data (proposals, votes, laws, etc.) has been preserved, but the party is no longer active.

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Basic Information

A party in the country of Nova Artaris founded in February 2012 (12 years ago)

Description

The Radical People's Liberty Party ignites the fire of progress with steel-willed freedom and unshackled enterprise. We build the future without apology.

"Unleash the beast of ambition"

Core Pillars

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Free market
Private ownership and competition
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Growth first
Maximize prosperity and development even at the expense of the environment
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Individual liberty
Maximize personal freedom
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Sink or swim
We shouldn't reward failure
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In Opposition
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Great Branding
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Committed to Democracy

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Activists

Party members and political operatives

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Gerald Collins
Activist · Age 36

Raised in a dockside neighborhood, Gerald Collins parlayed his working-class roots and sharp political instinct into a web of influence, serving as the party’s backroom fixer and trusted liaison to business elites.

🤝 Loyal ⚖️ Pragmatist 🔗 Well Connected 🔨 Working Class Background
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Edith Ellison
Activist · Age 56

A self-made powerbroker with a reputation for electrifying speeches, Edith Ellison clawed her way from local activism to the national stage, wielding her unshakable integrity like a sword against corrupt elites—even when it costs her allies.

🚀 Ambitious 🌟 Idealist 🛡️ Incorruptible 🏙️ Street Smart 🔥 Firebrand
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Julia Fletcher
Activist · Age 30

At 21, Julia Fletcher is already a rising star in political circles, her hypnotic oratory and razor-sharp ambition propelling her from student debates to frontline campaigning, where she thrives on the adrenaline of radical reform and the thrill of rising through the ranks.

🚀 Ambitious 🎤 Fantastic Speaker 🔥 Firebrand
HH
Hannah Holloway
Activist · Age 45

Hannah Holloway’s academic pedigree and unshakable ideals made her a rising star in policy circles, but her refusal to bend on principle earned her the nickname 'the conscience of the movement' among her well-connected peers.

🎓 Academic 🌟 Idealist 🛡️ Incorruptible 🔗 Well Connected 🔥 Firebrand
CJ
Constance Jackson
Activist · Age 51

A Harvard-trained economist from an old mercantile family, Constance Jackson leveraged her privileged upbringing into decades of high-level advisory roles, where her razor-sharp intellect and silver-tongued charm made her an indispensable force behind policy shifts.

🎓 Academic ✨ Charismatic 💰 Wealthy 🔗 Well Connected
JM
Josephine Martin
Activist · Age 63

A late-blooming political operator, Josephine Martin parlayed her outsider’s pragmatism and irresistible charm into a meteoric rise, hungry to turn ideas into institutional power.

🚀 Ambitious ✨ Charismatic 🎤 Fantastic Speaker 🌍 Outsider ⚖️ Pragmatist
RM
Robert Mitchell
Activist · Age 54

A sharp-eyed strategist raised in hardship, he parlayed his working-class roots and media fluency into a reputation for turning complex issues into compelling soundbites that resonate with voters and reporters alike.

🔬 Analytical ✨ Charismatic 📺 Media Savvy ⚖️ Pragmatist 🔨 Working Class Background
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Gerald Moore
Activist · Age 60

A lifelong idealist raised in a working-class household, Gerald Moore entered politics after years as a labor organizer, earning a reputation as an uncompromising voice for economic justice with an analytical mind for policy reform.

🚀 Ambitious 🔬 Analytical 🌟 Idealist 🛡️ Incorruptible 🔨 Working Class Background
GW
Gregory Warren
Activist · Age 32

Gregory Warren gained overnight notoriety as a teenage blogger before shocking the establishment with a viral speech on economic freedom, blending media savvy and rebellious idealism into a persona that thrills young voters and rattles critics alike.

🚀 Ambitious 🎭 Eccentric 🎤 Fantastic Speaker 🌟 Idealist 📺 Media Savvy
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Douglas White
Activist · Age 56

A self-made media personality with a razor-sharp analytical mind, Douglas White combines working-class grit with ruthless ambition—but his social awkwardness frequently overshadows his sharp insights.

🔬 Analytical 😬 Awkward ⭐ Celebrity 🗡️ Ruthless 🔨 Working Class Background

Legislative History

Proposals Made

Legislative proposals submitted by Radical People's Liberty

Failed
Proposed by Radical People's Liberty
Rejected July 11, 2015

Liberalisation Act of 2015

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Withdrawn
Proposed by Radical People's Liberty
Created May 12, 2015

Liberalisation Act of 2015

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Passed
Proposed by Radical People's Liberty
Enacted April 20, 2013

Deregulation of 2013

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Passed
Proposed by Radical People's Liberty
Enacted Oct. 6, 2013

Deregulation IV of 2013

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Passed
Proposed by Radical People's Liberty
Enacted May 11, 2013

Deregulation III of 2013

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Votes Cast

How Radical People's Liberty has voted on other parties' proposals

Voted NO
Voted March 23, 2015
on proposal by Imperial Nova Artaris

Gambling Regulation Reform Act of 2015

To reduce gambling-related harm by restricting high-risk betting options while maintaining regulated revenue for public services.

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Voted NO
Voted March 23, 2015
on proposal by No Borders Movement

Youth Safety Act of 2014

These changes balance individual freedoms with public health and safety by reducing harm from addictive substances while ensuring responsible access …

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Voted NO
Voted March 23, 2015
on proposal by Workers' Solidarity Alliance

Affordable Housing Reform Act of 2015

Shifts focus from profit-driven housing to ensuring access to quality, affordable homes for all, addressing rising homelessness and housing insecurity.

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Voted NO
Voted March 23, 2015
on proposal by Imperial Nova Artaris

Gambling Regulation Reform Act of 2015

To reduce gambling-related harm by restricting high-risk betting options while maintaining regulated revenue for public services.

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Voted NO
Voted Feb. 12, 2015
on proposal by Democratic People's Caucus

Higher Education And Housing Assistance Act of 2015

These changes ensure education and housing focus on public needs, not market profits, improving accessibility and equity for all citizens.

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