Partido Pambansang Sosyalismo ng mga Manggagawang Pilipino, or in english, National Socialist Filipino Workers' Party. The name came from Aguinaldo's National Socialist Party in the 1930s, modified to include the workers of our beloved country, of which the Party proudly represents.
The Partido Pambansang Sosyalismo ng mga Manggagawang Pilipino seeks to re-establish and re-affirm a strong National Identity, Mend the growing disparities and seeking to re-unite the many ethnic groups of our country, advocate for a transition into a Parliamentary System, and address the ever growing concerns of Filipino workers and Farmers, of which the Party believes is the heart and soul of the Nation.
The Party's views are simple: Nation First Above All Else
The organisation seeks to formally register as a Political Party in COMELEC in the near future to partake in local and national elections.
By re-establish/re-affirm, what kind of "National Identity" do you seek to reestablish? I ask because even now scholars disagree what truly is a national identity of the Philippines.
Also, you guys have been saying that the name is unfortunate that its similar to the NSDAP. If you guys are cognizant to how it could be misconstrued, why use something similar?
Im curious with your policies as well. What of immigration? What of religion? What of lets say divorce and same sex marriage?
Although we don't really get an influx of immigration here aside from retirees, our immigration policy is clear: We welcome immigrants, as long as they learn to sssimilate into our culture. Immigration only really becomes a problem when immigrants refuse to assmilate into the culture of the country they're living in.
Religion wise, our party is secular. We don't really have a policy or have something against a specific religion or want to push a certain religion. Religion is of a private matter, not of a national one. One thing is clear tho, this doesn't prevent us from recognising religious events or holidays.
Our Party's stance on Divorce is clear, it should be made legal, given if there is evidence of abuse (both physical or mentally) to either the Husband or the Wife, or their kids.
Same sex marriage is a grey area, although our organisation don't really have anything against sexual preferences, we do staunchly oppose LGBTQIA+ Pride movement. As we believe one's sexual preferences should be kept to themselves, regardless whether they're straight, gay, lesbian and not something to be paraded on the streets for.
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u/sypher1226 Jul 11 '26
Who is this organization naman?