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Jan 16, 2015 03:35
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Jan 16, 2015 03:47
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Jan 16, 2015 03:54
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I like the vague idea of reform, but I also hate making my own decisions. ##Support the Reform-Minded Reformer
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Jan 16, 2015 03:59
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Chwoka posted:we made our bed and now we gotta poo poo in it Pretty much. ##Support the Confident Statesman
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Jan 16, 2015 04:01
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Readingaccount posted:##Confident Statesman We're a long way off from any social reforms, sadly. This will be the final vote of this assembly.
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 Josip Kovač, Dubrovnik Polis As one of the foremost republics and forces of freedom in the world, it behooves us to look to our own internal matters and see what needs cleaning. Our political system is still mired in the older style we established in the dark days of the revolution, when our principles were still untested. Now that we have proven the abilities of our republic and our system, it is on us to improve it more and make it more equitable to the rest of the people in the republic. I find the idea of electing the uper house based on population to be not good. Two per state ensures our smaller polis are able to have their voices heard equally in the halls of legislation while our lower house is the house of the people. There fore I ##Support the Semi-reputable Jurist
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##Support the Confident Statesman All is well in the best of all the Romes.
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Jan 16, 2015 04:52
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##Support the Semi-reputable Jurist These 99.5% margins in the Capitolino have done nothing but dilute the party's purpose and principles-- we need proportional representation so that voters can easily identify their candidates by brand names without having to look into their individual beliefs!
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Well, if we must be a Republic, we can still at least try to do something about all this wretched democracy. ##Support the Confident Statesman
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Jan 16, 2015 05:00
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##Support the Semi-reputable Jurist In what true democracy can a minority of the population elect a minority of the government? Should arbitrary lines on a map and lazy mathematics allow us to so wilfully disregard the consent of the governed -- the very foundation of our republic? No, I say! Let us adopt a system of proportional representation so the make-up of our government can truly reflect the will of the people. Many hear speak frettingly of nationalism and how it might threaten to tear the fabric of our nation apart. Militant nationalism is not a disease, it is a symptom. The disease is unresponsive, unrepresentative government. Proportional representation is our inoculation against this disease, and in turn our cure for nationalism. Even if you care not for the will of the people, if you value the long term stability of our great republic you must vote for this reform!
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##Support the Semi-reputable Jurist Whatever your leaning, proportional representation is important for getting socialists and/or fascists elected.
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##Support the Reform-Minded Reformer Do something and gently caress that guy
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##Support the Reform-Minded Reformer Reform! Reform! Reform!
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Proportional representation because it's the right thing to do... how about governance by the governed? I'm sure the masses of non-Greeks are biding their time for some massive revolts. This is one step away from those despicable tolerators... There are more important things in the world than comparing the length of one's humanist credo. Readingaccount fucked around with this message at 12:45 on Jan 16, 2015 |
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##Support the Reform-Minded Reformer Yeah, we probably need some changes round here but I don't really know what they should be.
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Hey all you goons hating on First Past the Post, it's really not that bad, especially for the 19th Century! I mean, we still use it in the US and I think we're doing just fine. 
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Ghostwoods posted:##Support the Federalist Paper Miller What Sheogorath said.
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Switching vote AWAY from ##Federalist Paper Miller to instead ##Support the Reform-Minded Reformer.
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##Support the Semi-reputable Jurist Let the parties speak, not the extremists who claim they embody the party...
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Oh hey, caught up in time for this one. ##Support the Confident Statesman. Too much has been changed already by these bloodthirsty hiratine-mad savages and their doctrine of eternal war without conquest.
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 Vote closed! DAY 3: REFORMS On the off-chance we unlock another reform while the Capitolino is in power, which should it be?  ##Support the Federalist Paper Miller Luhood Lynneth Ghostwoods ThaumPenguin  ##Support the Semi-reputable Jurist tatankatonk RZApublican Juvenalian.Satyr Ghetto Prince Flesnolk loquacius catlord AdventFalls 420 Gank Mid Talas Clayren HiHo ChiRho Jimmy4400nav mcclay Adept Nightingale Frontspac LowellDND GoatLord Unwise_Cashew Rejected Fate WeaponGradeSadness Caustic Soda Pacho Brutus Salad Beerdeer Danny Glands sheep-dodger cokerpilot  ##Support the Confident Statesman sniper4625 Zikan Chwoka Rumda Mantis42 Lord Cyrahzax Glenn Zimmerman Readingaccount TheMcD ZearothK Duckbag PleasingFungus AJ_Impy  ##Support the Reform-Minded Reformer ThatBasqueGuy StrifeHira GunnerJ Tulip theblastizard GSD paragon1 Rubix Squid QuoProQuid Dry Hump frankenfreak Jeoh NewMars Archaeology Hat Ogianres Proportional Voting Wins! You know, if we get another reform before our entire country is burned to the ground.
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