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The Issue
Liberatos Kingdom's TV soaps--famous around the region--have come under fire for their lack of ethnic diversity.
The Debate
"Every night my family and I sit down to watch 'The Brash and the Backstabbing'," says Falala Falopian. "But where are the Liliputians like myself? Where are the Bigtopians? The Marche Noirians? People from those cultures can be just as brash and backstabbing, but we never see them on the screen. The government must act to remove this silent apartheid from our TV screens."
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"Those Liliputians don't know how good they have it," says Violet Silk, spokesperson for the Tasmanians Against Ethnic Stereotyping. "Tasmanians are on television all the time, but always in crude, stereotypical roles. The answer is not to enforce ethnic quotas, but to award government prizes for the positive portrayal of minorities. That'll work better, and be cheaper, too."
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"The government should do what now?" says TV studio executive Billy Mombota. "You've got to be kidding. We make soaps here, not documentaries. I should be able to put whichever characters I want into my shows. Quotas! Government prizes! God save me! Hasn't the government got anything better to do? Why don't they just back off and let society work out these things on its own?"
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HA!!
let me think about it...
Edit: I choose option 3. Goverment taking position in TV? in talk shows? No way. The good taste of my people must made that shows go away by hilself and not because I forbide to watch that show.
A tabloid magazine, The National Incriminator, has revealed the sordid details of an affair between one of your top advisors, Robert Lotsalovin, and his secretary.
The Debate
"They found out I did WHAT?!" Advisor Lotsalovin says in his morning meeting in your office. "This just can't happen! How can government officials do their jobs properly if we have to work under the constant scrutiny of these idiotic supermarket tabloids? I say tabloid newspapers must be banned, and we must not allow newspapers to speak ill of our government officials... for the good of Antigony, of course..."
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"Unbelievable!" says Reverend Jack Shiomi of the local Catholic church. "Our government officials must be held to a higher standard than this! Mr. Lotsalovin must be removed from office and jailed. We cannot allow such disgusting corruption within the halls of justice!"
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"Whoa, whoa, hey, now..." argues Senator Billy Gutenberg. "What happened to Mr. Lotsalovin is no different than affairs that happen all over Antigony every day! Before you know it, they'll be after YOUR sexual history! I think what we need to do is take the public attention off of it somehow, perhaps by... oh, I don't know... giving them a tax cut! That'll divert their attention from this momentary distraction just long enough for Mr. Lotsalovin's divorce process to end!"
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I guess I'll be dismissing this one. I definitely don't want to do 1 and 3, but just because somebody has an affair doesn't mean he's bad at his job. It's never a good thing to have an affair, but I've never understood why people went after Bill Clinton so hard. Does having an affair affect your job that much that you need to be impeached?
I guess I'll be dismissing this one. I definitely don't want to do 1 and 3, but just because somebody has an affair doesn't mean he's bad at his job. It's never a good thing to have an affair, but I've never understood why people went after Bill Clinton so hard. Does having an affair affect your job that much that you need to be impeached?
Last night the respected tabloid TV show "60 Minutes" ran a report on Iron Ham's rising divorce rate. What is happening to the nuclear family? The Debate
"There's a simple solution," says Pastor Felix, of the Catholic Church. "Divorce should be illegal. 'For better or worse,' anyone remember how that goes? We should return to the good old days, when you got married for life and stuck by your partner no matter how much of a drunken, abusive, adulterating disappointment they turned out to be."
This is the position your government is preparing to adopt.
John Black, author of the hit book, 'Men are from Mars, Women are from Some Whole Other Place,' has a simpler solution. "If couples would just call each other 'darling' once in a while, there would be far fewer relationship breakdowns. A little affection is all it takes. So the government should make it mandatory: call your spouse 'darling' at least once a day, or face a fine."
"There's a simple way to boost the marriage rate," says gay rights activist Colin Dredd. "Abolish those arcane laws that discriminate against same-sex marriages. It's obscene to treat people differently because of their sexual preference. Besides, everyone knows gay relationships are more stable than straight ones."
I'll probably choose option one.
I want my country to be as oppressive as possible. Hell, I'm using North Korea's flag! My goal is to reach a level of an Orwellian nightmare.
I guess I'll be dismissing this one. I definitely don't want to do 1 and 3, but just because somebody has an affair doesn't mean he's bad at his job. It's never a good thing to have an affair, but I've never understood why people went after Bill Clinton so hard. Does having an affair affect your job that much that you need to be impeached?
New issue: very important this time. In blue is what my Kingdom Decide.
Cash for Colons?
The Issue
Hospitals have requested that they be allowed to pay people for donating blood and other bodily organs, such as kidneys.
The Debate
"We remain critically short of blood plasma and various organs," says Liberatos Kingdom One hospital administrator Konrad Spirit. "Especially hearts. A good heart is hard to find. But if we were allowed to pay for donations, we'd get more of them and could save more lives. Plus the donor takes home a few hundred Esperandos in compensation. Unless it's a post-mortem donation, of course. In that case we'd pay the family."
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"Great idea," says social commentator Jazz Hanover. "Except for one thing. You know who's going to be selling their organs? Poor people! They'll be so desperate for money that they'll sell their own kidneys. Well, a kidney. This is just another way for the rich to buy themselves a better life at the expense of the poor. It must be outlawed."[Accept]