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  1. Fwd: So long and thanks for all the fish ...
  2.  
  3. - -------- Original Message --------
  4. Subject: So long and thanks for all the fish ...
  5. Date: Mon, 05 Dec 2011 19:26:17 +0100
  6.  
  7. Hello Bernd,
  8. hello your Kopo Warriors (your mailing list I've subscribed to),
  9.  
  10. Bernd wrote on 05/12/2011 07:57:
  11.  
  12. >
  13. > Shit.
  14. >
  15.  
  16. yepp ... that's exactly ...
  17.  
  18. and I hate the thought of it just because so many in Thuringia
  19. wise and Mitpiraten there, with whom it would be worthwhile to
  20. together continue to make policy :-(
  21.  
  22. But I think since the Offenbach weekend a fundamental
  23. To see a problem with the pirates, for which I do not even until now
  24. have found a satisfactory solution to some extent
  25.  
  26. (The three most annoying from my perspective I can BPT decisions
  27. , although each individual to cope with massive against my personal
  28. Values ​​and also violates mE in any
  29. Adapts to the way the pirates --- pirates in the foreseeable
  30. Future, neither the ATF nor to enforce the decision chamber
  31. and probably also in terms of donations not often in large
  32. Temptations come, but also because of the decisions referred to in
  33. the party would withdraw, a senseless dispute over the donkey's
  34. Shadow fight out)
  35.  
  36. I therefore try to explain me, where I at us (I'd say
  37. more "us" because I feel as belonging nachwievor)
  38. at least since the weekend (the last LPT in Thuringia me
  39. pensive already done) to see the real problem ... think
  40.  
  41. Perhaps these thoughts help, yes, a discussion of our
  42. To stimulate understanding of intra-party (baseline) democracy, which we
  43. brings together more ...
  44.  
  45. Triggers my thoughts were the following three as far as I ---
  46. could trace the remote via Twitter, and Streaming News ---
  47. several members of the public on the BPT repeated
  48. Statements:
  49.  
  50. 1) we are the only truly grassroots party (cool! are)
  51. 2) the press has now but hopefully finally figured out that we
  52. (Why?) No delegates are party (yeah!) and
  53. 3) from us (in accordance with the Statute) with 2 / 3 majority decisions taken (such as
  54. BGE and the assumed chamber or the rejected applications
  55. Donation request from Wilm) are a badge of (base) democratic
  56. intra-party processes ("Shut up and swallow your
  57. Respondent ")
  58.  
  59. heard as a member of Congress during a happy,
  60. But is that really so?
  61.  
  62. at the local level, at the KPTs because the can, I think,
  63. without blushing agree:
  64.  
  65. who is active in CT is, in most cases to the KPT and the personal
  66. Expense of the individual member to participate in the KPT holds
  67. usually well within limits, so that the one where accredited
  68. large part of the base and to represent itself in this sense, the
  69. KPT can decide democratically by and for the base
  70.  
  71. However, e.g. on the final BPT, but there were not even 10% of
  72. Members of our party is represented and have their minority
  73. each about 2 / 3 applications decided --- the clear majority
  74. a much more significant minority also
  75.  
  76. programmatic decisions are at 5-6% a reasonable
  77. Representation of the base?
  78.  
  79. I have my doubts:
  80.  
  81. 5-6% one decision you can not even actually in North Korea
  82. seriously describe as democratic
  83.  
  84. as we are currently on LPT and BPT-level decisions for the whole
  85. Membership is cut down, but rather as if the AG in Jena,
  86. the participatory budget organized, not only design the questionnaire,
  87. but still the same answer additional questions for the citizens
  88. and the result as a representative and "democratic basis"
  89. to justify in principle but since everyone (of the 100,000 inhabitants of Jena)
  90. may personally participate in the group who wants to (see the practice
  91. of course different)
  92.  
  93. who as we speak constantly of Basidemokratie, the report must also
  94. say what he based this statement represent each
  95. claimed!
  96.  
  97. and since then but I'm interested in, especially on what basis the
  98. Thuringian proponents of BGE and chamber application actually intended
  99. have them there as her recently in Thuringia, and already the LPT
  100. long before in Chemnitz, the BPT to the respective "base"
  101. unsuccessful applications have continued to assert?
  102.  
  103. This approach was m.E. as "grassroots democracy" as the
  104. our government, if it Internet locks on in Germany
  105. BVerfG fail, then stop over Europe against the will of the German
  106. Majority tries to impose
  107.  
  108. In Thuringia, we know the tactics of the former
  109. Recorder CDU party under the name "method of Althaus' decisions
  110. in the designated bodies are not a majority,
  111. be provided in new bodies (whose composition is thereby
  112. seeks to influence in their own sense) is introduced, until they finally
  113. are waved through unnerved when a suitable body and
  114. then of course sold as a general consensus
  115.  
  116. We do this now within the party --- even on LPTs and BPTs and
  117. still proud to call it "grassroots democracy" ... :-( (
  118.  
  119. In established parties such "tactics" of the base with
  120. a system of hierarchical delegation (local -> Country -> Federation)
  121. countered, which ensures that for example Decisions of
  122. Regional associations with the help of delegates in these associations
  123. Federal bodies send, at just decisions of these federal bodies
  124. are adequately addressed --- grassroots democracy at work ...
  125.  
  126. But who or what is safe with us pirates, that the
  127. Decisions of the grassroots levels of the parent,
  128. distant base levels are adequately addressed?
  129.  
  130. The small group of LPTs and BPTs to present voters
  131. - --- --- Attesting Offenbach is not obvious ... the cooks
  132. at least in part, prefer their own private soup ... and
  133. Unfortunately, even the part that basically can not cook ...
  134.  
  135. The result is accordingly:
  136.  
  137. The LPTs, most especially the BPT with numerous partially
  138. baked (because the actual base uncoordinated) applications
  139. inundated by individuals and produce decisions that are often
  140. the paper are not worth it, to which they are printed, for example --- when
  141. they are not feasible in principle, to some extent mutually
  142. (contradict necessary if they on each other
  143. conflicting values ​​notions based) or only in statute
  144. cast or election program, ideological lip service
  145. represent
  146.  
  147. Utterly grotesque and embarrassing the matter is, if ---
  148. Accredited in Offenbach --- the BPT to the press, on
  149. pointing out that pirates have, interestingly, on the one hand
  150. Left out of date left (because BGE) and the other would be as neoliberal
  151. The FDP (because Chambers) their own cognitive dissonance with comments
  152. kind of "something we have to do it right" as a quasi-
  153. systemically wanted humorous "reflect"
  154.  
  155. The lobbying groups --- it says the decision shows the chamber, the so-
  156. since the existence of the chamber being in any of the five major parties
  157. (Not even the FDP!) Was enforceable ...
  158.  
  159. The lobby groups are now among the pirates the same way as the
  160. Party members tourists among the pirates who do not live with it
  161. can ensure that their individual ideas of what party opinion
  162. or program should be, not without sacrificing a majority and
  163. Therefore, the described hopping unspeakable bodies operate
  164.  
  165. the result is the same:
  166.  
  167. labeled as a democratic basis, the damaged end general,
  168. imprudent decisions of the various ad hoc committees specific
  169. Minority, the involvement in a real, all levels,
  170. democratic decision would not be possible --- the dream of a
  171. each lobby representing ... :-( (
  172.  
  173. That in some wickedness with our intra-party democracy is,
  174. shows m.E. also an open discussion with the following
  175. Question, which has forced itself upon me repeatedly during Offenbach:
  176.  
  177. What we really need both LPTs pirates as well as a BPT?
  178.  
  179. When the incumbent is clear: the LPTs are preparing their
  180. Delegated decisions for the delegates to the front and BPTs
  181. just take it for delegates to the requirement that the
  182. National Association decisions at the federal decisions appropriate
  183. be taken into account (the same goes for the
  184. Ratio of the LPT KPTs)
  185.  
  186. But with us, we have no delegates?
  187.  
  188. As there are different BPTs and LPTs (or KPTs and LPTs)?
  189.  
  190. Good: the BPTs are larger, but ultimately there are just as ---
  191. at the offices of LPTs --- decisions, statutes and Programs
  192. completely independent of the actual base of the party (ie in the case
  193. 18 000 members of the BPT, the earlier part of the on LPTs
  194. have taken opposing position on a variety of applications)
  195. - --- Where the present minority sees itself simply as a basis:
  196. "Today we are the party" ...
  197.  
  198. what lower levels --- and there is the base! --- Decided
  199. not have one, and thus a more democratic participation
  200. pretended that there is no actual
  201.  
  202. this must not be seen as negative as I do, but just when
  203. it has no democratic problem with it, then one should
  204. be consistent and our structures to fit neatly
  205. , thus eliminating detoxify the bodies to obtain their views after
  206. our practice of democracy based on the next level anyway
  207. not need to shave ... This saves a lot of money and the party
  208. Members a lot of time ...
  209.  
  210. Who with me my congress-analysis but also only partially
  211. matches, must look for other ways than our previous
  212. Search for "grassroots" practice on the LPTs and BPTs, the
  213. ensure that decisions democratically in our party
  214. be brought about, from bottom to top, ie from base to tip
  215. and not laterally, by self-appointed personal representative or base
  216. Lobby representatives under the guise grassroots
  217. But decisions on the basis of past
  218.  
  219. what those ways might I can not say at the moment
  220. - --- Perhaps help tools like Liquid feedback when we
  221. them in the future not only for the preparation of decisions but
  222. also used for the decisions themselves on party days,
  223.  
  224. Such tools could possibly together with necessary
  225. Changes to the state and federal statutes to the Pirate Party
  226. , that contribute to these decisions in the future, the whole basis
  227. are also at home in front of the computer screens included, and
  228. not only the vglw. small group of those who are privately
  229. professional can afford to participate personally in the party conferences
  230. (Incidentally, we are already so many members that a
  231. Congress, appear personally to all those members would
  232. not more organizable and certainly would not be affordable)
  233.  
  234. --- no matter how I am sure that it makes sense to continue, for
  235. The pirates make active party work, it must be something here
  236. generally equal to the inner-party're responding to change,
  237.  
  238. for so good and convincing the other pirates on a democratic basis
  239. argue and fight when it comes to areas where "the
  240. State "or offices and mandates, especially the" other "play a role
  241. play, so they fail miserably at the moment, in my opinion
  242. yet just when it comes to grassroots democracy in their own
  243. Party goes
  244.  
  245. offense for nothing,
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