Shturmovik Party
The Shturmovik Party of the SShR emerged in the centuries prior of the Shturmovik Revolution as part of a broad philosophical system as people began to break away from the technocratic tsar. In the early days it was unnamed but generally expressed support for a union of republics consisting of rural autonomous zones that were governed by the people. The party was named by Tsar Georgy III in response to the 48,770 insurrection riots.
Symbol
The symbol of the party is a red fist representing the people inside an eight pointed star of chaos representing the destruction of the technocratic establishment and the entire "enlightened" way of life.
Ideology
10 classes
Prior to the revolution, the party created a list of 10 classes from two groups. There were five white classes representing the bourgeois technocratic and feudalist oppressors and five red classes representing the proletariat.
Members of the white classes could lose their status as oppressors by learning about structural oppression and using their position to advocate for the proletariat.
- White classes
- Agents of the state
- Technocrats
- Landlords
- Schizoid Narcissists
- Retail employees
- Red classes
- The Red Army
- Hatchlings