The Reform Coalition ideologies - Revision history

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	The many members of [[the Reform Coalition]] espouse a dazzling variety of (often incompatible) ideologies. Some of the most common schools of thought are outlined here.		The many members of [[the Reform Coalition]] espouse a dazzling variety of (often incompatible) ideologies. Some of the most common schools of thought are outlined here.

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	Anarchists are viewed as dangerous traitors by the nobles, and the Armies have very little regard for them either. On the other hand its supporters, mostly disaffected peasants and poor city-dwellers, have an well-deserved reputation for being highly motivated and often ruthless.		Anarchists are viewed as dangerous traitors by the nobles, and the Armies have very little regard for them either. On the other hand its supporters, mostly disaffected peasants and poor city-dwellers, have an well-deserved reputation for being highly motivated and often ruthless.


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	''“A society without law is intolerable.”'' <!-- John Roger Lee -->		''“A society without law is intolerable.”'' <!-- John Roger Lee -->

	Bridging the gap between the constitutional monarchists and anarchists are minarchists, sometimes known as anarcho-monarchists - a small school who maintain that the Crown alone is necessary for the ~~kingdom’s~~ well-being, and that their sole purpose should be to protect the liberty of the people.		Bridging the gap between the constitutional monarchists and anarchists are minarchists, sometimes known as anarcho-monarchists - a small school who maintain that the Crown alone is necessary for the realm’s well-being, and that their sole purpose should be to protect the liberty of the people.

	Minarchism appeals to a certain kind of rural commoner, and the less strict varieties - those that allow for the existence of a military - are at least tolerated by the Armies.		Minarchism appeals to a certain kind of rural commoner, and the less strict varieties - those that allow for the existence of a military - are at least tolerated by the Armies.
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	''“The most improper job of any person is bossing other people.”'' <!-- JRR Tolkien -->		''“The most improper job of any person is bossing other people.”'' <!-- JRR Tolkien -->

	Viewed as the most hardline Reformist philosophy, anarchism rejects all forms of hierarchy and calls for the total abolition of the ~~Kingdom~~. There are many strands of thought within the movement and it is in a constant state of flux.		Viewed as the most hardline Reformist philosophy, anarchism rejects all forms of hierarchy and calls for the total abolition of the Realm. There are many strands of thought within the movement and it is in a constant state of flux.

	Anarchists are viewed as dangerous traitors by the nobles, and the Armies have very little regard for them either. On the other hand its supporters, mostly disaffected peasants and poor city-dwellers, have an well-deserved reputation for being highly motivated and often ruthless.		Anarchists are viewed as dangerous traitors by the nobles, and the Armies have very little regard for them either. On the other hand its supporters, mostly disaffected peasants and poor city-dwellers, have an well-deserved reputation for being highly motivated and often ruthless.

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	''“The Crown may reign, but they should not rule.”'' <!-- Vernon Bogdanor -->		''“The Crown may reign, but they should not rule.”'' <!-- Vernon Bogdanor -->

	Constitutional monarchists believe that the Crown of Arginet should play a part in the nation’s future, but that their power must be limited. Broadly speaking they hold that laws should come from the people - perhaps decided by an elected parliament - and that the Crown should be bound by those laws.		Constitutional monarchists believe that [[the Crown]] of [[Arginet]] should play a part in the nation’s future, but that their power must be limited. Broadly speaking they hold that laws should come from the people - perhaps decided by an elected parliament - and that the Crown should be bound by those laws.

	As the most conservative Reformist school, they enjoy fairly good relations with [[the Royal Armies]], but the [[The Noble Houses\|nobility]] still consider them a threat. Their strongest base of support comes from wealthy [[Social class\|commoners]] and the peasantry.		As the most conservative Reformist school, they enjoy fairly good relations with [[the Royal Armies]], but the [[The Noble Houses\|nobility]] still consider them a threat. Their strongest base of support comes from wealthy [[Social class\|commoners]] and the peasantry.

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	==== Constitutional monarchists ====		== Constitutional monarchists ==

	''“The Crown may reign, but they should not rule.”'' <!-- Vernon Bogdanor -->		''“The Crown may reign, but they should not rule.”'' <!-- Vernon Bogdanor -->
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	Constitutional monarchists believe that the Crown of Arginet should play a part in the nation’s future, but that their power must be limited. Broadly speaking they hold that laws should come from the people - perhaps decided by an elected parliament - and that the Crown should be bound by those laws.		Constitutional monarchists believe that the Crown of Arginet should play a part in the nation’s future, but that their power must be limited. Broadly speaking they hold that laws should come from the people - perhaps decided by an elected parliament - and that the Crown should be bound by those laws.

	As the most conservative Reformist school, they enjoy fairly good relations with the Armies, but the nobility still consider them a threat. Their strongest base of support comes from wealthy commoners and the peasantry.		As the most conservative Reformist school, they enjoy fairly good relations with [[the Royal Armies]], but the [[The Noble Houses\|nobility]] still consider them a threat. Their strongest base of support comes from wealthy [[Social class\|commoners]] and the peasantry.


	==== Republicans ====		== Republicans ==

	''“Government of the people, by the people, for the people.”'' <!-- Abraham Lincoln -->		''“Government of the people, by the people, for the people.”'' <!-- Abraham Lincoln -->

	Many Reformists ~~believe~~ that Arginet should become a republic, perhaps along the lines of [[Bravellir]]. They believe that constitutional monarchy is not enough - rather, that the Crown should be abolished and replaced with an elected council and head of state.		Many Reformists maintain that Arginet should become a republic, perhaps along the lines of [[Bravellir]]. They believe that constitutional monarchy is not enough - rather, that the Crown should be abolished and replaced with an elected council and head of state.

	Although this school has some supporters within the Armies the idea of overthrowing the Crown is still considered deeply suspect. Nonetheless, a significant minority of town-dwellers have republican sympathies.		Although this school has some supporters within the Armies the idea of overthrowing the Crown is still considered deeply suspect. Nonetheless, a significant minority of town-dwellers have republican sympathies.


	==== Democrats ====		== Democrats ==

	''“One person, one vote.”'' <!-- Anon -->		''“One person, one vote.”'' <!-- Anon -->
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	The democrats are the most important offshoot of the republican school. They believe that representative politics are little better than the current system, and that instead the entire population should vote on matters of importance. There is a great deal of argument over how this should be done but many point to the Rite of Sending as a possible solution.		The democrats are the most important offshoot of the republican school. They believe that representative politics are little better than the current system, and that instead the entire population should vote on matters of importance. There is a great deal of argument over how this should be done but many point to the Rite of Sending as a possible solution.

	Their ideology draws most of its support from the towns and cities and is particularly popular among ~~magicians~~ and academics. However, its adherents are stereotyped as eccentric, and its anti-monarchist implications give it a poor reputation.		Their ideology draws most of its support from the towns and cities and is particularly popular among [[magic]]ians and [[Crafts and learning\|academics]]. However, its adherents are stereotyped as eccentric, and its anti-monarchist implications give it a poor reputation.


	==== Minarchists ====		== Minarchists ==

	''“A society without law is intolerable.”'' <!-- John Roger Lee -->		''“A society without law is intolerable.”'' <!-- John Roger Lee -->
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	==== Anarchists ====		== Anarchists ==

	''“The most improper job of any person is bossing other people.”'' <!-- JRR Tolkien -->		''“The most improper job of any person is bossing other people.”'' <!-- JRR Tolkien -->
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	Viewed as the most hardline Reformist philosophy, anarchism rejects all forms of hierarchy and calls for the total abolition of the Kingdom. There are many strands of thought within the movement and it is in a constant state of flux.		Viewed as the most hardline Reformist philosophy, anarchism rejects all forms of hierarchy and calls for the total abolition of the Kingdom. There are many strands of thought within the movement and it is in a constant state of flux.

	Anarchists are viewed as dangerous traitors by the nobles, and the Armies have very little regard for them either. On the other hand its supporters, mostly disaffected peasants and poor city-dwellers, have a well-deserved reputation for being highly motivated and often ruthless.		Anarchists are viewed as dangerous traitors by the nobles, and the Armies have very little regard for them either. On the other hand its supporters, mostly disaffected peasants and poor city-dwellers, have an well-deserved reputation for being highly motivated and often ruthless.


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	==== Constitutional monarchists ====		==== Constitutional monarchists ====

	''“The Crown may reign, but they should not rule.”''		''“The Crown may reign, but they should not rule.”'' <!-- Vernon Bogdanor -->

	Constitutional monarchists believe that the Crown of Arginet should play a part in the nation’s future, but that their power must be limited. Broadly speaking they hold that laws should come from the people - perhaps decided by an elected parliament - and that the Crown should be bound by those laws.		Constitutional monarchists believe that the Crown of Arginet should play a part in the nation’s future, but that their power must be limited. Broadly speaking they hold that laws should come from the people - perhaps decided by an elected parliament - and that the Crown should be bound by those laws.
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	==== Republicans ====		==== Republicans ====

	''“Government of the people, by the people, for the people.”''		''“Government of the people, by the people, for the people.”'' <!-- Abraham Lincoln -->

	Many Reformists believe that Arginet should become a republic, perhaps along the lines of [[Bravellir]]. They believe that constitutional monarchy is not enough - rather, that the Crown should be abolished and replaced with an elected council and head of state.		Many Reformists believe that Arginet should become a republic, perhaps along the lines of [[Bravellir]]. They believe that constitutional monarchy is not enough - rather, that the Crown should be abolished and replaced with an elected council and head of state.
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	==== Democrats ====		==== Democrats ====

	''“One person, one vote.”''		''“One person, one vote.”'' <!-- Anon -->

	The democrats are the most important offshoot of the republican school. They believe that representative politics are little better than the current system, and that instead the entire population should vote on matters of importance. There is a great deal of argument over how this should be done but many point to the Rite of Sending as a possible solution.		The democrats are the most important offshoot of the republican school. They believe that representative politics are little better than the current system, and that instead the entire population should vote on matters of importance. There is a great deal of argument over how this should be done but many point to the Rite of Sending as a possible solution.
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	==== Minarchists ====		==== Minarchists ====

	''“A society without law is intolerable.”''		''“A society without law is intolerable.”'' <!-- John Roger Lee -->

	Bridging the gap between the constitutional monarchists and anarchists are minarchists, sometimes known as anarcho-monarchists - a small school who maintain that the Crown alone is necessary for the kingdom’s well-being, and that their sole purpose should be to protect the liberty of the people.		Bridging the gap between the constitutional monarchists and anarchists are minarchists, sometimes known as anarcho-monarchists - a small school who maintain that the Crown alone is necessary for the kingdom’s well-being, and that their sole purpose should be to protect the liberty of the people.
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	==== Anarchists ====		==== Anarchists ====

	''“The most improper job of any person is bossing other people.”''		''“The most improper job of any person is bossing other people.”'' <!-- JRR Tolkien -->

	Viewed as the most hardline Reformist philosophy, anarchism rejects all forms of hierarchy and calls for the total abolition of the Kingdom. There are many strands of thought within the movement and it is in a constant state of flux.		Viewed as the most hardline Reformist philosophy, anarchism rejects all forms of hierarchy and calls for the total abolition of the Kingdom. There are many strands of thought within the movement and it is in a constant state of flux.

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The many members of [[the Reform Coalition]] espouse a dazzling variety of (often incompatible) ideologies. Some of the most common schools of thought are outlined here.

==== Constitutional monarchists ====

''“The Crown may reign, but they should not rule.”''

Constitutional monarchists believe that the Crown of Arginet should play a part in the nation’s future, but that their power must be limited. Broadly speaking they hold that laws should come from the people - perhaps decided by an elected parliament - and that the Crown should be bound by those laws.

As the most conservative Reformist school, they enjoy fairly good relations with the Armies, but the nobility still consider them a threat. Their strongest base of support comes from wealthy commoners and the peasantry.

==== Republicans ====

''“Government of the people, by the people, for the people.”''

Many Reformists believe that Arginet should become a republic, perhaps along the lines of [[Bravellir]]. They believe that constitutional monarchy is not enough - rather, that the Crown should be abolished and replaced with an elected council and head of state.

Although this school has some supporters within the Armies the idea of overthrowing the Crown is still considered deeply suspect. Nonetheless, a significant minority of town-dwellers have republican sympathies.

==== Democrats ====

''“One person, one vote.”''

The democrats are the most important offshoot of the republican school. They believe that representative politics are little better than the current system, and that instead the entire population should vote on matters of importance. There is a great deal of argument over how this should be done but many point to the Rite of Sending as a possible solution.

Their ideology draws most of its support from the towns and cities and is particularly popular among magicians and academics. However, its adherents are stereotyped as eccentric, and its anti-monarchist implications give it a poor reputation.

==== Minarchists ====

''“A society without law is intolerable.”''

Bridging the gap between the constitutional monarchists and anarchists are minarchists, sometimes known as anarcho-monarchists - a small school who maintain that the Crown alone is necessary for the kingdom’s well-being, and that their sole purpose should be to protect the liberty of the people.

Minarchism appeals to a certain kind of rural commoner, and the less strict varieties - those that allow for the existence of a military - are at least tolerated by the Armies.

==== Anarchists ====

''“The most improper job of any person is bossing other people.”''

Viewed as the most hardline Reformist philosophy, anarchism rejects all forms of hierarchy and calls for the total abolition of the Kingdom. There are many strands of thought within the movement and it is in a constant state of flux.

Anarchists are viewed as dangerous traitors by the nobles, and the Armies have very little regard for them either. On the other hand its supporters, mostly disaffected peasants and poor city-dwellers, have a well-deserved reputation for being highly motivated and often ruthless.

{{Reformists}}