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Started by Andria, February 24, 2012, 12:38:46 PM

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Socks

my economic policies are a model for all of Boyahland.

YPrrrr

Huh, my civil rights still dropped after dismissing an issue regarding a strike confuseddood;

That issue sucked, it was either going to kill my civil rights or economy and it made no sense because my car industry is nationalized anyway akudood;

Andria

1 minute ago: Following new legislation in Escundya, cheese has become the new icon of political dissent.

ME##

The Issue

Scientists have announced they are close to a breakthrough in their quest to revive the feather-bellied Cougar, a species related to Taavet's national animal that has been extinct for more than a century.

The Debate

"I, for one, applaud their work," says scientist Chloe Wu. "And not just because I'm the project leader. This is an example of how Taavet's brains can mix it with the world's best. Can you imagine how wonderful it will be to have feather-bellied Cougars frolicking in the meadows again? I say full steam ahead, and more government funding!"


"This is a sacrilege!", says religious leader Gregory Wong. "These animals are extinct because God wants them dead. Cloning them would merely incur his wrath! If we proceed down this path, it'll be humans, not the feather-bellied Cougar, who will be extinct."


"Now, come on," says William Trax, well-known philosopher. "You don't need to be religious to be unnerved by the top of this particular slippery slope. Today it's Cougars, tomorrow it's dinosaurs, and we all know how that turns out. This research shouldn't be banned, but there must be strict government controls over its use."

The Government Position

The government has yet to formalize a position on this issue.


feather-bellied cougars?  ugly;

Kalahari Inkantation


ME##

Quote from: The Doctor on March 09, 2012, 09:38:11 AM
1 minute ago: Following new legislation in Escundya, cheese has become the new icon of political dissent.


you had that too?  >.<

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wow, who would have thought that banning flag burning would cause my political freedoms to drop so much? n_u 

don't let's

3 hours ago: Following new legislation in Frenzy Pyre, glittering new sports stadiums adorn every city and town.

don't let's

Quote from: Dovydas on March 09, 2012, 12:54:50 PM



wow, who would have thought that banning flag burning would cause my political freedoms to drop so much? n_u  


you make me envious of your lines

ME##

Quote from: Far Beyond Repair on March 09, 2012, 01:05:00 PM
you make me envious of your lines
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your economy line has risen quite steeply recently though   baddood;

bluaki

Quote from: Dovydas on March 09, 2012, 01:19:12 PM
your economy line has risen quite steeply recently though   baddood;
Mine has had nearly no chance to increase ever since I banned gambling a week ago and decreased it by like 40 cry;

don't let's

Quote from: Dovydas on March 09, 2012, 01:19:12 PM
giggle;


your economy line has risen quite steeply recently though   baddood;
It seems like the more money I put into stuff the higher my economy goes up.

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taavet is straying from its ideal path :'(
Quote from: Far Beyond Repair on March 09, 2012, 01:40:45 PM
It seems like the more money I put into stuff the higher my economy goes up.
yes awdood;

Thyme

"It's not the AMOUNT of tax, it's where the burden falls," says student activist Faith Suzuki. "And at the moment, far too much of the burden is falling on the poor. People on high incomes still have more money than people on low incomes. I don't think I need to say anything more than that."

No, Faith, no need to say another word. National wage ceiling, welcome to Thymia. tomatoes;

Mando Pandango

Quote from: Thyme on March 09, 2012, 09:47:59 PM
"It's not the AMOUNT of tax, it's where the burden falls," says student activist Faith Suzuki. "And at the moment, far too much of the burden is falling on the poor. People on high incomes still have more money than people on low incomes. I don't think I need to say anything more than that."

No, Faith, no need to say another word. National wage ceiling, welcome to Thymia. tomatoes;
i did this and now my rich are paying 100% income tax
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