Japan Democratic Socialist Party Poster

Japan Democratic Socialist Party Poster

Policies that protect our lives

A country that supports the working people

Let's build a future together

Short Lore: In this timeline, Japan is split between the capitalist West and Communist East. Facing a hostile neighbor right at their doorstep, Prime Ministers of Japan (mostly from the New Liberal Party) would prioritize economic and technological advancements over the well beings of their citizens, not only for growth, but also for national survival, to make itself too invaluable to lose.

Such policies have of course led to various negative affects on Japanese society. The JDSP would be at the forefront in the movement against the New Liberals after the reunification of Japan, advocating for a livable Japan, not a rich but soulless Japan. The party holds a spectrum of leftists, from social democrats to gradualist marxists, a product of the timeline's New Left movement.

* Part of my alternate history timeline, the Timeline of Polars, which you can view in my profile! And sorry if my English is a little awkward, I'm not a native speaker and I'm really tired rn (;-⁠﹏⁠-)

u/Newyellowiphone — 11 days ago

Say NO to New Hong Kong | What if the plan to relocate Hong Kongers to Northern Ireland came to fruition?

Just a poster made for fun, no ulterior meanings behind this (⁠ ⁠◜⁠‿⁠◝⁠ ⁠)⁠♡

u/Newyellowiphone — 19 days ago

In 2014, United Russia suddenly changed their logo

Does this count as a meme?

Anyways, the context being that United was a completely different party, being founded as a political vehicle for the "Russxit" movement which advocated for Russia to leave the Union of Sovereign States.

After the USS was dissolved, United kinda became lost and desperately needed a new identity. The merger between United and All-Russia became a bigger deal for the Russxit party, and so the logo adopted elements from both party's designs.

Then one day, all of a sudden, amidst the Russian Culture War

(when the media was unrestricted, the internet access became widespread, and travel to western nations increased, creating a period of clashes between the old and new ideas), United Russia quietly replaced their logo with the Russian tricolor. Some have speculated that this was because they didn't want to be associated with the rising pride movement within Russia.

u/Newyellowiphone — 2 months ago