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[quote name='sir pwnage' timestamp='1303741677' post='2699199'] Hooray for Leftist Unity! [/quote] THIS

[quote name='Aftalia' timestamp='1304276804' post='2703267'] LSF lives [/quote] LSF! FTW! five more years! [img]http://i909.photobucket.com/albums/ac292/aggressivenutmeg/Spanish_Civil_War__CNT_FAI_by_Sowizo.png[/img]

Thank you comrades! Happy May Day! [img]http://i909.photobucket.com/albums/ac292/aggressivenutmeg/LSFflagSnS-crumpled.png[/img]

[url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jDtBFDevOlY"]Viva la LSF! Viva la revolucion! democracy! land! liberty! justice![/url]

TL;DR [quote name='VladimirLenin' timestamp='1302583613' post='2689217'] Article III : Workers. (also known as Bicycle Repairmen) III.a. Responsibilities of the Worker. In order for a nation to be admitted into PFJ as a Worker in the Council, it must meet the following requirements, in addition to the responsibilities he has as a member : i. Responding to the roll calls. If you miss two roll calls in a row, you stop being a Worker. ii. Responding when requested to defend a comrade or fight an alliance war, unless you are away, which is visible from your response to roll calls. iii. Having an alliance role and fulfilling it decently enough. iv. Do not fall off the edge of the world. III.b. The rights of the Worker. When you are a Worker you have the following rights in addition to the rights of the member. i. The Workers have full access to the Workers' Council where all matters of importance are discussed and all sensitive info is posted.. ii. The Workers can start any discussion on any matter in the WC and they have the right to vote on all matters. iii. The Workers alone have the right to vote on constitutional changes. III.c. Procedure of admittance and retirement from the WC. III.c.1. Admittance. i. Whenever a member that has been educated and has been fulfilling an alliance role for at least 10 days wishes to be admitted in the WC, it opens a topic and requests to be admitted. ii. The WC then holds a 48h discussion and a 48h vote in the Council on admitting said member as a Worker. iii. Both in the case of admittance and rejection, a member of the administration council or a worker been given this task must write a serious answer explaining why the request has been granted or not, followed by substantial evidence (links, pics, witnesses) that the decision was not arbitrary. III.c.2. Retirement. i. When a Worker becomes inactive, he has the duty to formally retire from the WC. ii. When a Worker becomes inactive and does not formally retire, any other Worker and simple member has the right to bring this fact to the attention of the WC and to the attention of the inactive Worker. iii. In this case, there is a 48h discussion and a 48h vote on retiring the inactive Worker. iv. Both in the case that a Worker is retired by vote of his comrades and in the case that the WC decides not to retire him, a member of the administration council or a worker been given this task must write a serious post explaining why the retirement has been decided or not, followed by substantial evidence (links, pics, witnesses) that the decision was not arbitrary. [/quote] none of your members can join the workers council, start over from scratch, and write it one hundred times before sunrise! [img]http://209.85.62.26/12332/168/emo/trollface.png[/img] [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lru4dJ4J6g"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2lru4dJ4J6g[/url]

Proud of all the comrades that have worked hard to get here.