Why employ the means of a party though? Isn't that the 19th century political form par excellence? In particular - why the one party? I get that you're trying

Why employ the means of a party though? Isn't that the 19th century political form par excellence? In particular - why the one party? I get that you're trying to reinvigorate the notion of the political party, but there is an argument to be made that a form of politics which reflects the internet itself would have no parties, and certainly not one party - no universal representation of particularities, since, as you write in the manifesto, the 'peers' are themselves singularities, and by definition singularities cannot be subsumed. (Kant 101.)