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Anti-Capitalist Alliance (New Zealand) - Definition |
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The Anti-Capitalist Alliance is an umbrella group of socialist parties in New Zealand. It was formed to run in the 2002 elections, and is based around the Revolutionary Workers League and various independent activists.
As the Anti-Capitalist Alliance does not have sufficient members to register, it cannot gain party votes for New Zealand's proportional representation system, MMP, but can nevertheless put forward candidates for individual electorates. In the 2002 elections, it stood four candidates, the highest number for an unregistered party that year. The candidates gained a total of 336 votes between them, placing the Anti-Capitalist Alliance in fourth place among the unregistered parties.
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Example Usage of Anti-Capitalist |
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ShaharOzeri: Just dug this up. David Harvey, "Organizing for the Anti-Capitalist Transition:" http://www.monthlyreview.org/mrzine/harvey151209.html |
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dominicru: RT @Jen_Lee: Just found out my mom doesn't want to see Avatar because it has hidden messages about bestiality and is Anti-Capitalist. |
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Jen_Lee: In the interest of peace I elected not to point out to her the irony in calling The Most Expensive Movie Ever Made Anti-Capitalist. |
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