Play this Nation State Simulator with me!

[Kalahari Inkantation]

i'm p. ist

how exactly does increasing gun freedoms lead to this

9 hours ago: Following new legislation in Unistasia, movies and computer games are strictly censored for violence.

[ME##]

i'm p. ist

how exactly does increasing gun freedoms lead to this

lol this game is so silly

[Kalahari Inkantation]

now my civil rights will fall even more

[ME##]

now my civil rights will fall even more

well, they're still higher than mine

[Snowy]

my civil rights are at like 62 s0r something

too high for my people

they must jiuffer

[Travis]

my civil rights are at like 62 s0r something

too high for my people

they must jiuffer

[Kalahari Inkantation]

http://tracker.conquestofabsolution.com/graphs.php?nation=unistasia&chart=waste

what's with that huge spike :'(

and for at least seven of the last ten days, i've had a deficit, and all my deficits make my few surpluses look like chump change

today's deficit: over $7 billion, compared to yesterday's surplus of only about $2 billion

my civil and political rights have gone from "excellent" to "very good", but the change from green to yellow bothers me more than the actual drop in quality lol

and i reduced taxes but they're back up to 48%

On the plus side, my pathetic economy's finally hit 80.

lol

[don't let's]

Top military designers in your secret laboratories have proposed projects to create nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons and are looking to you for government support and funding.

The Debate

1. "This is a necessary step towards the creation of a safer Frenzy Pyre," claims Efthamia Blue, the leading researcher. "Yes, it will mean a large areas of land will become unusable as a result of the testing, and it will cost billions of Astras, but that's the price we must pay for our national security. Just think of the power we will have if we can turn our enemies into plate glass!"

This is the position your government is preparing to adopt.

2. "Why stop with making weapons for ourselves?" asks Elaine Neumann, CEO of Wendy's Weapons stores. "We can sell them to all sorts of groups and organisations: other nations, the WA, terror- uh - freedom fighters, anyone! And we produce our own for our protection. Think of the money we can make! I'm sure none of our clients would ever even think of trying to use them to influence our government with threats or anything like that!"


3. "You want to bring NUKES into Frenzy Pyre?!" screams anti-nuclear protestor, Heather Sparkle. "This won't make us safer - it will just give the power to destroy everything to a few people! We must hunt down the people who suggested this evil plan and have them hanged! We must protect nature from the horrible influences of science. I say ban all new weapons research!"



I kind of want to go for option 2 though. Just to see what will happen.

[don't let's]

66 minutes ago: Following new legislation in Frenzy Pyre, reporters often lose their jobs over fact-checking errors.

[YPrrrr]

Dear god my government waste growth is unstoppable

Quick throw money at it, make it go away :'(

[ME##]

Dear god my government waste growth is unstoppable

Quick throw money at it, make it go away :'(

whenever something comes up that allows you to cut taxes, that's what you need to do

[Kalahari Inkantation]

The Issue

An elite group of highly-qualified, well-respected scientists, lawyers, and doctors are campaigning to outlaw the study of the Arts and Humanities in the Universities of Unistasia.

The Debate

"Why should Arts students get to lounge around reading books and watching daytime TV for hours on end, when some of our hard-working youngsters are dedicating themselves to the study of worthwhile and valuable subjects; studies which will benefit the nation as a whole?" asks Robin Broadside, a student engineer. "We should be grooming our young people to help, not sponge off the system. The Arts should be considered a hobby, not a career."


"You can't mean that," gasps Prof. Catherine Gratwick, renowned worldwide for her paintings of trains. "Learning should be done out of love, not duty. The Study of the Arts has been a noble field for many centuries, and learning it is not as easy as you think. I'd rather die than live in a world where creativity is stifled. We should be encouraging young artists, writers, musicians - if only to strengthen Unistasia's cultural reputation."


"What's the point in allowing most young people to continue in further education anyway?" enquires Rosalia Trust, a factory manager. "Surely most students would be better employed in manual and factory work? You should handpick a select few to study medicine, the law, science, and business of course, and utilise the majority of youth to increase the country's productivity in industry. Academic freedom just gets in the way of a functioning society, I've always said."

i think i want to dismiss this issue

the options are awful

[Thyme]

i think i want to dismiss this issue

the options are awful

well, the first option is the thymia option, if that helps...

[YPrrrr]

But all of my taxes are necessary :'(

I guess education doesn't need an 800 billion dollar budget

[ME##]

But all of my taxes are necessary :'(

I guess education doesn't need an 800 billion dollar budget

or you could cut some of that welfare