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|greatest_achievement = Causing massive political changes in post-1960s Great Britain |
|greatest_achievement = Causing massive political changes in post-1960s Great Britain |
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|gangs = Centrist |
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|likes = Cultural values, |
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|dislikes = Economic extremism |
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|definition = Ending economic bias in politics |
|definition = Ending economic bias in politics |
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|year = Post-1960s |
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Revision as of 19:26, 6 June 2020
Class Dealignmentball, shortened to DeClass, is an Economically centre ideology ball. He believes that measures should be taken to end the stratification of politics by class, as members of society will be biased due to their economic position- the rich tend to be capitalist and the poor tend to be socialist. Bias should be avoided were possible, so therefore parties should always take an economic middle ground, and differentiate themselves with cultural policy instead.
Personality
DeClass is often seen as a pretentious ball, as his views on bias can come off as assumptive. While he does get along with some centrist balls, most Left and Right wing balls see him as an ignorant idiot who is trying to be too clever for his own good.
How to Draw
- Draw a ball with eyes.
- Draw the outline of seven petals, starting with one between the eyes and carrying round in a circle from the right eye in this order of colours: Green, Tan, Maroon, Blue, Light Orange, Storm Grey, Mauve.
Relationships
Friends
Moderatismball - They both have a passion for compromise.
Horseshoe Centrismball - As long as we're sticking to the middle of the horseshoe, it doesn't matter what happens at the other ends.
Apoliticismball - Naturally dealigned ball.
Religious Rejectionismball - Same again, but with built in cultural variation.
Centrists that could be won over
Dead Centrismball - Correct approach in one axis, a bit restrictive in the other
Anti-Radicalismball - No economic radicalism is good, though DeClass wouldn't be against a bit of a cultural shakeup.
Third Wayball - The cultural variation is good, but there might be a bit too much wiggle room economically. -
Liberalismball -Possibly an ally, but a bit too vague to be sure.
