Reds fanfic

First, can you confirm my party descriptions? And this is a PR system, no?
Labour- Kinda like TTL, a social-democratic party.
People's Alliance- Kinda like the Aussie National Party. Centrist to Center-right, mostly into local issues.
Conservatives- Generally broadly center-right, but occasionally elect a nut.
Liberty Party- TTL Libertarians on several pounds of crack. Some connection to the Liberal Party of old.

And while we're at it, here's my ideas for other parties.
Party of the Reigons- A party mostly concerned with devolution and such.
National Front- Basically TTL NF, with more notable figures (Farage, Le Pen, Griffin, the Paisleys, maybe Enoch Powell back in the day)
Union Party- Centrist. Good place for One Nation Tory sorts.

There are only four major parties in the FBU:

People's Alliance: centrist, midly social democratic and One Nation Tories. Created by a fusion of the Tories and the Rally of Popular Republicans.
Liberty: economically liberal, the party is extremely authoritarian and filled with crank ideas.
Labour: democratic socialists, seek to reform the FBU through the ballot.
Communists: revolutionary socialist party, ad hoc alliance of syndicalists, social anarchists and libertarian marxists.
 

Bulldoggus

Banned
Name: FBU_CPL_BONDFAN
Age: 37
Gender: Male
Sexuality: Straight
Nationality: British
Religion: Anglican
Location: Leeds, Franco-British Union
Political affiliation: People's Alliance
Occupation: Security Guard, Corporal in the Franco-British Union Army (Ret.)
Favorite AH work: The Man in the High Castle.
Other hobbies: Watching Movies, Leeds United Soccer, reading Ancient Roman History
Likes: Bond films, Ancient Rome, Novels, Gardening, Tintin, Asterix and Obelix, Leeds United, telling stories about his time in the army, (Former) Prime Ministers Churchill, Healey, and d'Estaing
Dislikes: Traffic, Conspiracy theorists, Hitler and Stalin Apologists, the Liberty and Communist Parties, Political extremism in general, Manchester United, that arrogant punk in his neighborhood who keeps trying to sell him dreadful extremist tracts like "The Free Mind," "Defend Britannia," and "Enoch Powell: Prophet," The arrogant punk who sells "The Communist Worker" on the train to work and pretends he isn't selling a foreign propaganda rag, (Former) Prime Minister Sarkozy.
Favorite quote: "If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need." - Cicero
Demeanor: Polite, a bit of a know it all.
AH.com Work(s): "Panem et Circuses," in which the Founders of the United States model their constitution directly on that of Ancient Rome, with Alexander Hamilton and George Washington (representing North and South, respectively, as becomes custom) becoming the first Consuls of the United States. This new Rome comes to conquer the Americas as a whole (plus Iceland and Ireland), and the massive welfare state used by it prevents Marxism from ever becoming a popular ideology in the United States.
 
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@Bulldoggus I'm surprised that FBU_CPL_BONDFAN likes 1632 if he is anti-communist. After all in OTL Eric Flint is a Trotskyist and ITTL he may be even further to the left than he was IOTL and he'd most certainly be more obvious about his political positions than he was IOTL (not that he is incredibly subtle about them if you have an basic understanding of Marxism).
 

Bulldoggus

Banned
@Bulldoggus I'm surprised that FBU_CPL_BONDFAN likes 1632 if he is anti-communist. After all in OTL Eric Flint is a Trotskyist and ITTL he may be even further to the left than he was IOTL and he'd most certainly be more obvious about his political positions than he was IOTL (not that he is incredibly subtle about them if you have an basic understanding of Marxism).
My bad. I'll fix that.
 
Hmm, I think my character and FBU_CPL_BONDFAN will get along well despite our political differences.

Both being veterans of war, and I'm assuming he was combat arms like my character.....

You might also want to add Garth Ennis's Crossed to the list of things he dislikes.
 
@Bulldoggus I'm surprised that FBU_CPL_BONDFAN likes 1632 if he is anti-communist. After all in OTL Eric Flint is a Trotskyist and ITTL he may be even further to the left than he was IOTL and he'd most certainly be more obvious about his political positions than he was IOTL (not that he is incredibly subtle about them if you have an basic understanding of Marxism).

Hey you're back.

You should get in on the AH thread " I hate hyperviolent sadist rapist cannibals in comics"

I'd like to hear what religious commie has to say.

Alt-AH buds unite!
 
Hey you're back.

You should get in on the AH thread " I hate hyperviolent sadist rapist cannibals in comics"

I'd like to hear what religious commie has to say.

Alt-AH buds unite!
I've always been here, I just decided not to comment until then.

Anyway

AH Thread: So I came across a popular underground FBU Comic Book.... Seriously?


Religious_Commie said:
Sound's rather horrifying honestly. Glad for the warning of "Don't read Crossed by Garth Ennis, it's horrifying" Deleon.

Though I do find it weird how the Liberty Party, despite being thoroughly mocked and degraded by the comic still defended it's right to not be banned. I honestly thought they'd be all for it with their hatred of those that attack their oh so precious free market. I would think they'd be a bunch of hypocritical shitheads like how they so often are.
 
AH Thread: So I came across a popular underground FBU Comic Book.... Seriously?

Kalki said:
A Good Boy- Thank bloody god those films exist, and are known internationally now. When I was in University, when I talked about Dredd to visiting American and Soviet students, all they knew was good old Jean Claude roundhouse kicking goons, and yelling "I Am The Law", in whatever accent he was attempting. (God, that movie sucks so bad.) Those animated features should definitely be taken as a true representation of the comics.

Religious_Commie- They're a weird bunch. They're fine with free speech except if you're advocating for communist policies, for which you should be burned at the stake. They want to fully privatize everything, except for the parts of government which prevent commies from ruining their business. They are massive hypocrites, but they are good fodder for late night TV comedians.
 
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AH Thread: So I came across a popular underground FBU Comic Book..... Seriously?




Religious_Commie: you're welcome. Honestly, I wish I knew what the fuck I was getting into. I don't think I'll be able to look at the Red Cross the same way ever again. You know what's the most fucked up part about it? I found out about the comic from my neighbor's ten year old son. He routinely reads that shit. I'm not even kidding you, he's the one that recommended it to me. You know what's even scarier? The kid showed up to a Collective costume party with makeup that looked exactly like an infected person from the comic- boils and all. Now that I think of it, I should probably tell his parents what he's reading....

Kalki- yeah they are a strange bunch. They would almost be humorous if they weren't so fucking aggravating.

In an extremely dark way, that was the only thing that really made me somewhat enjoy anything from the story. Seeing the survivalists get what was coming to them really made me laugh. Of course, that laughter quickly faded when the upcoming shitstorm of sexual violence and gory torture came around.....

I mean, I've met real life Liberty paramilitary. As a Marine Shock Trooper and a combat veteran of Rhodesia and various anti-piracy ops, I can safely say these guys would last maybe two days in an actual apocalypse. I'm pretty sure FBU_CPL_BONDFAN would say the same thing. I mean, they own these gear kits that would be too fucking heavy to carry around (and mobility would be #1 in a zombie apocalypse, be it undead or rage infected or Crossed) they don't carry enough ammo or rations, and they are very enthusiastic to get into firefights which is absolutely NOT what you want to do when you are in combat with anyone, violent rapist cannibal or not.

Put it this way: some of the infected antagonists in Crossed are a small group of infected RPIMA-SAS commandos. Remember, despite them being kill crazy, torture crazy, rape crazy maniacs, they are still self aware individuals. Meaning: they still remember their military training. They still remember how to use firearms. They still know Special Operations techniques that make them appear almost invisible to soldiers, much less civilians.

How long do you think a small group of wannabe Special Forces would last against actual Special Forces whose sole desire is to hunt and brutally murder them?
 
TotalBrit said:
Deleon's Crew- Well, they read these bloody "survival manuals" that they get through websites, which are not written by military specialists or firearms specialists, but ideologues who got their ideas on military strategy from watching too many Dad's Army episodes. I once tried to read one of them, and it was rife with so many errors, I threw it in the garbage. They aren't surviving any apocalypse any time soon.
 
AH.com Work(s): "Panem et Circuses," in which the Founders of the United States model their constitution directly on that of Ancient Rome, with Alexander Hamilton and George Washington (representing North and South, respectively, as becomes custom) becoming the first Consuls of the United States. This new Rome comes to conquer the Americas as a whole (plus Iceland and Ireland), and the massive welfare state used by it prevents Marxism from ever becoming a popular ideology in the United States.
In fascism looks like.
 
Starrun -
tabletop role-playing game about an alternative future in which on the one hand mankind has reached the stars, and on the other - back magic decent change it to the world. The development of space technology has led to the formation of the Group's free search. Free Search Group - small groups, free plowing the expanses of the universe. Members of the Free search called "Staruner". These are the players. According to the authors, they were inspired by the numerous works of fantasy and space (including and foreign).
The game is developed and published creative team of FASА. In 2014, the current edition - the fifth, came more than a hundred of game add-ons, about a hundred fiction books, video games and so forth.
The main action takes place in the years 2150-2186 (depending on version). The main force in the universe is the so-called confederation - a union of free systems populated Kinds-members (men, elves, dwarves, orcs and trolls), which in turn can be divided into types. Character creation is that the player chooses whether to be an ordinary human character or belong to one of the subtypes, and then adds the cyberimplants, magical abilities, skills and equipment. At the end of the adventure the master distributes "karma", which is used to improve attributes and abilities.
Antagonists are cosmic criminals, as well as so-called "Empire" who want to subjugate its neighbors.
The system - based on skills, not a class, but in the Book of Rules as examples for players and masters listed archetypes: the soldiers, Adepts, engineers, etc. The system drives the players in the framework of the specialization is only the fact that the character development is given very little.. resources, but generally in words allowed anything.
Prior to the fourth edition of all test works like this: every action (.. The use of skills, hit in combat, etc.) received the number, indicating the complexity of its commission. This number is increased or decreased by taking into account various factors of the environment, the state of the character, the tools used, and so on. Then, the player threw the number of dice equal to the value of skills and the number of those blocks, which fell to the complexity or higher, the degree of success meant. Difficulties may be more than six, in which case the precipitated Six "explode" (throw again and added to the first six). Similarly, for quite dizzying complexity: for example, if you need 20, it takes into account only those blocks in which three consecutive sixes drop and at least two in the fourth roll. A similar system was used in the line games "World of Darkness".

PS - Your comments and observations are very important for me :) (do not forget that I speak bad language :oops:).
 
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Bulldoggus

Banned
AH Thread: So I came across a popular underground FBU Comic Book..... Seriously?
Deleon's Crew- I was mostly in anti drug ops. But yeah, these Liberty Punks (like all extremists in the FBU, or anywhere, really) are all talk. There's one little brat in my neighborhood who keeps trying to sell me these godawful books like "Free Yourself From the Statist Cult," "Enoch Powell: Prophet," and whatever rag Hans-Herman Hoppe has put out. But more absurd is his desire to sell me "survivalist kits" and pamphlets. I stopped buying from him after I read the first absurd HHH tripe, and he's taken to calling me a "weak statist cuck" as if he wouldn't be cowering in my basement after a real apocalypse.
 
Re:militias,didn't the UASR have them too?Not only the Civil Defense ones,but there are mentions of some anarchist militias resisting inclusion to the WFRA and Red Guards, becoming "a marriage between Lions Club and the NRA",
 
Re:militias,didn't the UASR have them too?Not only the Civil Defense ones,but there are mentions of some anarchist militias resisting inclusion to the WFRA and Red Guards, becoming "a marriage between Lions Club and the NRA",


Yes, but from what I gather, the Anarchist militias are more or less organized compared to the Liberty Paramilitary.
 
AH Thread: So I came across a popular underground FBU Comic Book.... Seriously?

When I was in University, when I talked about Dredd to visiting American and Soviet students, all they knew was good old Jean Claude roundhouse kicking goons in what I think was supposed to be Mega-City One (which seemed to be only London, despite being the entire British Isles and Ireland in the comics), and yelling "I Am The Law", in whatever accent he was attempting.

That actually massively contradicts what I'm currently writing up for Dredd ITTL. I don't want to give too much away or tread on other people's ideas, but, for what I'm planning, in the comics the main city isn't going to be called Mega-City One and it won't be located in either Europe or North America (although they will have their own Mega-Cities). Having the movie move the setting to London and changing the name would be perfectly in line with terrible live-action adaptations however.
 
AH Thread: So I came across a popular underground FBU Comic Book.... Seriously?



That actually massively contradicts what I'm currently writing up for Dredd ITTL. I don't want to give too much away or tread on other people's ideas, but, for what I'm planning, in the comics the main city isn't going to be called Mega-City One and it won't be located in either Europe or North America (although they will have their own Mega-Cities). Having the movie move the setting to London and changing the name would be perfectly in line with terrible live-action adaptations however.
Okay, if you can tell me the setting you have, I can change it.
 
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