The URL - the party of boycotts?

[Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC]

A certain political party led by a sex pest unanimously condemned by the Ziu is critical of political opponents for being the parties of "joint statements, boycotts, and charts".

The Union of Free Reformists, admittedly, shares a bit of skepticism as to the political relevance of charts which are based on statistics of equally dubious relevance. The "data-driven approach" of the incumbent Government to immigration has always seemed like "wrong target" to us; we have always seen immigration as a question of quality, and taking a quantitative approach to it seems to be not so much wrong, as irrelevant, and not actually solving anything.

However, we are proud to be the party of joint statements. After a rocky start, our relationship with the Progressive Alliance government has been of "amicable but firm criticism" - and we work together on areas of common interest, eg. calling out sex pests.

And we are equally proud to be the Party of Boycotts. Or to put it another way - the part of "high standards for Talossan political life". The party of "sticking to our guns", in the face of scofflaws and ne'er-do-wells who think that shamelessness is a cheat code. The contemporary United States is what happens when you surrender to the shameless because the boycott is dragging on too long and is getting boring.

If you think that how we treat each other in Talossa matters; if you don't think that Talossa is make-believe or an RPG where our actions aren't real and don't have real consequences; and where you make sure social sanctions for bad behaviour stick, no matter how annoying it becomes; the URL is your party.

[Miestră Schivă, UrN-GC]

As a footnote, a cute cartoon of the Immigration Minister I found.