In the political realm, to describe a group as 'sectarian' (or as practising 'sectarianism'), is to accuse them of prioritizing differences and rivalries with politically close groups.[citation needed] An example might[weasel words] be a communist group who are accused of devoting an excessive amount of time and energy to denouncing other communist groups rather than their common foes.[citation needed] However, separatist fundamentalist Protestant political parties have proliferated, and regularly denounce one another, in New Zealand, as can be seen from the entries on United Future New Zealand and Future New Zealand. Libertarianism seems to be similarly susceptible to fissiparous tendencies of its own.