"I don't agree with Incognito guy telling people to vote against your bill.
But there's nothing I can do about it. TECHNICALLY Incognito isn't allowed to participate in this stream's politics, but that's a stream rule, not a imgflip rule.
In other words: Incognito can do whatever he wants on other streams unless it violates imgflip the company's rules."
Hence is why I want a bill saying that banned users that run a party will result in the party not being recognised by the owner. How about that?
Because I want to strengthen Article 14 Sections 4 & 5...
Article 14: The Rights of Citizens
Section 4: All users (besides those that are banned) are permitted to hold polls, and petition/bring a bill to congress and the senate. It is up to the HOC and HOS to see that it is voted on.
Section 5: All users (besides those that are banned) are permitted to found their own news blog, political party, and business, only as long as it does not directly go against the site TOS or stream rules.
Section 5 said banned users can't make a party, but the constitution never said they cannot run a party nor be party leader. So IncognitoGuy managed to find a loophole to these Sections of the Article.