The case for pedophile nationalism

[White sea Snow Elf]

First of all, sorry, I don't mean to talk too much about the political system... I wonder if supporting Liquid democracy is a good choice for MAP? Especially considering the way Liquid democracy works and its anonymity, for example, we can vote for neutral delegates, or MAPs that are willing to stand up. Then ask for an autonomous territory or make the government make concessions on AOC.
And this means that MAPs with different positions can also seek common ground while reserving differences. We can build communities with different positions in different places, and we can still serve a common goal.

[Outis]

There are plenty of examples of new states being designed and even created that are for specific groups or ideologies. It is perfectly possible to create a new state, I could reference a number of projects that have done this or are looking at doing this, some with constitutions that are protective of minority rights including map rights in theory.

I'd love to hear about it. I hope you will be up for emailing. Since Peace left, I haven't had any MAPs I've regularly been talking to.

I will list a few that I know of.

Asgardia (asgardia.space) - A project that aims to seed the first new state in outer space. With over 1.1 million citizens, representatives in countries all around the world, its own passport which has been accepted in a list of countries and ceremonies attended by politicians from around the world, this new state in the making is a project many are watching closely. Read its constitution, its very inspirational for how it protects all citizens regardless of sexuality or peculiarity, it should on paper at least be map tolerant.

Praxis (praxisnation.com) - A new state that is being formed by members who are working out how the state should function while fund-raising to buy land for a new city-state. It's a very well funded project with various tech companies and investment funds having invested in the venture. A governance model that's more corporate, it's unclear how map friendly this state would be.

Equitoria (equitoria.org) - An early concept state with a detailed constitution, governance and financial system that is focused on direct government. The constitution protects all citizens regardless of sexuality and belief systems and that I'm told would include protecting maps as first class citizens equal to any other citizen.

These are some of the new digital first states that are being designed as states up front, but there are many states that have formed over recent decades as a result of conflict, shifting borders and political situations. States form for many reasons and so there's no reason why a map friendly state couldn't form and thrive.

[galileo2333]

This is really what I advocate for in many ways, actual establishment of a society where adults with no upper age limit can have intimate sexual relationships with children, as official state policy.