If you read ‘What the AEM is Tentatively
Proposing’, which is located in the last section of our ‘The
Democratic and Undemocratic Nature of the AEM's Egalitarian
Society’ web page, amongst other things, you will see
that there are no political parties in the AEM’s Egalitarian society.
There are individuals and lobby groups, who are provided with
representation and a public voice, and who lobby the government and the
society in an attempt to gain support for their ideas. This is one of
the ways in which laws and policies are created and changed. The idea is
that people vote on issues rather than for people or parties. We do
allow elitists to have a voice and representation, but feel confident
that once people experience Egalitarianism, they will never return to
capitalism or any other form of elitism. Also, because we believe that
we can defeat their arguments, we are more than happy to bring them out
in the open because we want people to see why their arguments are not
sound. We feel sure that the size of
such groups will diminish as time goes by because once people have lived within
a successful Egalitarian society for awhile, it will tend to become obvious to most
people that higher wages and elitism in general, are forms of
corruption, and most people will know that they do not want a return to
a corrupt constitution and society.
