The Mission of LCRUA

As many of you have known, the LCRUA is an acronym that stands for Leftist Centrist Rightist Unification Alliance, and it should be equally evident that the reason this region exist is to unite all ideologies. Over the course of our region's history, this very philosophy, a philosophy I call by the name "Unity", has cemented itself as the cornerstone of our regional ideology. Yet, at current time, rarely do you see this concept getting mentioned apart from purely political debates, and when the concept is mentioned, it is usually used as a tool to promote another agenda.

This sad state of affairs raises questions, questions such as "What do we do with Unity?", such as "How do we advance Unity?", or even "Why do we need unity?". Here, I will attempt to answer them.

I believe in the pragmatic interpretation of unity. In summary, I believe that Unity is not an ethereal spirit, not a pretty line of text in our WFE, and never just an idol that collects dust in the shrine; rather, it is a cause to fight for. I believe that our region has a mission in its existence, and it is to spread our Unity far and wide across the world; without this mission, we will be reduced to but a group of friends whose highest capacity is to celebrate each other's ego and jokes. Just like soldiers who turn into mercenaries when they abandon their nations, our region would lose its soul if it stops fighting for a cause.

We as the citizens of LCRUA, has chosen upon entry to adopt this honorable cause, yet few has realized what it truly is. Unbeknownst to many, the advancement of LCRUAn Unity channels in the spread of its culture and and its influence. With every new citizen joined, with every ally established, and with every dispatch written, the cause is furthered. For it is ultimately our region itself that embodies the concept it crowns, a bigger, more influential LCRUA directly translates into a greater support for Unity, and through it our mission is ever more fulfilled.

It is by this conclusion that I call for a new direction for our region. Instead of electing people by popularity, we must look for diligence and achievements; instead of criticizing problems, we must provide solutions; instead of restructure, we must build.

Choose your leader wisely. Don't just listen to what they promise, but also see what promises they have honestly fulfilled. Judge their worth by their cold, hard productivity and not just their words. Whether it be your best friend or your longtime associate, always ask yourself: "Will they do what they say?"

After all, the fate of our collective mission lies in your choice.