Yeah, my Depression-ville's goal is...well.....Psychotic Dictatorship. I like having it at the bottom of everything:

http://ns.goobergunch.net/wiki/un_category.html

The other one, is just going to go in the direction it ends up.

Yeah, I definitely think that's the one everyone gets their first day.

You took the same stance the Empire of Thawmus took.


The Oppressed Peoples of Depression-ville, however, outlawed elections immediately.

Why don't you just pick #3 then Carlos as that sets things up to be ran "only your way"?

because my country people should feel that they have a choise. I want they to be happy. Conservative happy. I don't want to be the only law of my country. I want to hear what the people opinion is. And if I'm wrong, change in a few things. if not will be a monarchy, and monarchy always made Kings lost his heads. I ratther blame to the Primer Minister some things. and give another head to my citizens.

Let's see what happen next.

speaking of wars. there is war in this game too??

Nope. No war implemented in the game-proper.

So, I allowed campaign contributions to be made and my government suddenly became "Enormous and corrupt"...but still doing nice things for people.

Really don't like the three options on Free Speech as none of them seem to actually address the issue or explain what limits we're discussing here.

It could be a fake democracy. That's pretty much what the Empire of Thawmus is looking to shape up to be. I want to be a dictatorship, that is reasonable, and accepts the advice of others. And, all in all, isn't afraid to step down. Which, I know, is an oxymoron.


In any case, I got my second issue for the day!



Auto Industry Struggles Against Foreign Imports
The Issue

Cheap, foreign-made cars are becoming increasingly popular, causing concern in Thawmus's automobile manufacturing industry.
The Debate

1. "Unless this government does something, Thawmus won't have an auto industry for much longer," says auto industry union boss Beth Nagasawa, in a rare public appearance alongside management. "These foreign companies employ people for a few torrents a day. The only way to level the playing field is to raise tariffs. The government would make more money, too, so it's win-win."
[Accept]

2. "For once, I agree with my grubby colleague here," says General Chassis CEO Jean-Paul Christmas. "Although I have to say, tariffs aren't the only answer. A more effective solution would be to abolish minimum wage laws. Now that would level the playing field. And we'd be able to employ more--argh, let go of my throat!"
[Accept]

3. "I think we need to face facts," says noted economist and chat-show regular Bill Gutenberg. "We live in a global economy now, and automobile manufacturing just isn't Thawmus's strong suit. There's no point taking money from taxpayers in order to line the pockets of a few greedy workers and corrupt managers in a doomed industry. Let the market takes its--argh, let go of my throat!"



I'm taking option #3. I don't like governmental controls on the economy. Never have. The more you try and strangle the market into doing what you want it to do, the wilder it gets.

The Issue

Workers across the nation have gone out on indefinite strike over what they claim are substandard wages in the Beef-Based Agriculture industry.
The Debate

1. "We are the backbone of this country, and we demand a fair wage rise!" says union leader Jennifer Jefferson. "I don't think a 20% increase over two years is too much to ask. Unless the government forces employers to give us our due, we'll shut this whole industry down! Let's see how well Scordrag's economy manages without any Beef-Based Agriculture, huh?"
[Accept]

2. "We pay our employees very generous wages," says employer representative Buffy McGuffin. "Especially when you consider that without us, they'd be OUT ON THE STREET. Hear that, you scumbags? OUT ON THE STREET! Anyway, my point is, if you cave in, you make our entire industry uncompetitive. You can't do that in the global marketplace. It'll hurt the whole country. The best solution, economically speaking, would be to relax industrial laws and allow us to fire troublemakers on the spot."
[Accept]

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Definitely is a leading question.

I just got the same automobile tariff issue as Thawmus, and I ended up also taking the free trade position.

And I am now a "truckler" instead of "minnow" in terms of regional influence. Always nice to be moving on up.

I like this. How we could be soo different and agreed in some things?

Second problem today!:

The Issue
As crime rates rise, some in the community are calling for increased policing.

The Debate
"Just the other day, I got mugged in the broad daylight!" says ruffian Pip Dredd. "And the ironic thing is I had just stuck up this other guy. When muggers are getting mugged, even I have to admit that crime has gotten out of control. We do need more police."
[Accept]


"The solution to crime is not more police!" says noted sociologist and occasional crime novelist Bianca Longbottom. "Studies repeatedly show that crime is caused by poverty and poor education. Increase government spending in these areas, and crime will fall! Maybe not overnight, but it will happen."
[Accept]


"Yeah, good luck with that," says conservative leader and gun enthusiast Roxanne Steele. "Look, we do need more police, that's clear. But that's not enough. We need real punishments: sentences that will act as a genuine deterrent to people considering a life of crime. Like public floggings."
[Accept]


My Government Position: Option 1.

also: I apply for be part of the ONU.

Same here. I am now less delicious, however

I dunno. I think it's one of the more debatable issues we've seen.

this is exiting. I already call one of my bst friends to join to the game and join to our Region is everybody is not against it.

same as me. but I will like to know what that words means.

the Warrior God of Aztecalandia joins your nation

UN Category: Democratic Socialists
Civil Rights:
Good
Economy:
Developing
Political Freedoms:
Excellent