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by Furry Alairia and Algeria » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:17 pm
Internationalist Bastard wrote:Cause the war wasn't horrible enough.
by Iberonia » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:19 pm
by The Rebel Alliances » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:19 pm
Camelza wrote:The Rebel Alliances wrote:Tell me about it, there was a time in my past here where I supported secession. Quite openly actually. But that was never the reason for my flag. I use this because I am from the south, and love Star Wars, and the Rebel Alliance is my favorite faction in the GCW.
My views have since changed though.
I think the sigil of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, (you know; the one that fought for system's rights and the Outer Rim) would be more appropriate.
The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.
by The Peoples of Xaer » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:30 pm
The Rebel Alliances wrote:American Imperial Union wrote:For me personally, it has less to do with Texas or even secession.
It's more of a rabid distaste and anger at what I percieve as liberal attempts to force their ideology down our throats through the federal government.
That's also why im so quick to suggest starving out cities or using nuclear weapons. A strike back, if you will, at the liberals who have been so effective in their efforts in the judiciary and legislative branches.
I feel no move can be immoral, no move too extreme in order to strike back. To put the liberal efforts in this country back and create a revolutionary situation where all the efforts of the liberals are defeated and all their "progress" completely erased, and those who have supported it dealt with.
Secession would be a great opportunity to create a conservative nation, so that both sides can have their little utopias and be left to their own designs. Of course there's an element of defiance. Id rather live in an independent Texas than spend more time than I must in a country I must share with the liberal ideology.
Coming from a user flying the American flag...and opposed by a player with a heavily altered Confed Battle Flag.
What a strange world this is.
Look, Southern Nationalism, is a dead horse. It was arguably dead when it started over political divisions more than a century and a half ago. There is no liberal or conservative hive mind. And all of this, is coming from someone who is rather conservative.
There is no, war against conservatives. Are stereotypes annoying? Sure they are, but conservatives have just as many about liberals.
Secession gains the conservative elements little, and this is coming from a former member of the LoS(I do NOT say that proudly) Anyways, secession is not practical and barring some drastic national disaster is not really desirable. There are no divisive issues worth seceding over. And not much to gain from doing so.
Now, the political infighting can certainly stop. Both sides need to realize that neither side is going anywhere. And here is the best part,
we do not even have to be enemies.
I know right? All of us live, work, learn and reside in the United States of America. So, in a metaphor, we are all one team, with very different opinions. The hard part is putting ideology aside and working together for mutual benefit, the winner takes all attitude achieves nothing, and the "If I dont get my way I'll just leave/secede!" Gains nothing.
So, put the weapons away, shake hands and get comfortable because no one is going anywhere anytime soon.
Topics like this get so annoying.
by Staythefout » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:32 pm
by Grand Britannia » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:32 pm
by Camelza » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:33 pm
The Rebel Alliances wrote:Camelza wrote:I think the sigil of the Confederacy of Independent Systems, (you know; the one that fought for system's rights and the Outer Rim) would be more appropriate.
I actually like the CIS as well, mostly for the cool factor of those droid armies.
Perhaps it would, but the CSA and Rebel Alliance were both factions in rebellion. So, in a way it fits, plus, again it just looks awesome to me.
by The Rebel Alliances » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:34 pm
The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.
by Iberonia » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:35 pm
Staythefout wrote:Funny that this country only exists of secession from England yet laugh at the idea of Texas leaving the union. Texas is a big state and doesn't need DC.
by The Rebel Alliances » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:37 pm
Staythefout wrote:Funny that this country only exists of secession from England yet laugh at the idea of Texas leaving the union. Texas is a big state and doesn't need DC.
The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.
by Conserative Morality » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:39 pm
Staythefout wrote:Funny that this country only exists of secession from England yet laugh at the idea of Texas leaving the union. Texas is a big state and doesn't need DC.
by Camelza » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:41 pm
Iberonia wrote:Staythefout wrote:Funny that this country only exists of secession from England yet laugh at the idea of Texas leaving the union. Texas is a big state and doesn't need DC.
People are living in a bubble of comfort by the relative peace of the last 50 years. Things are par on course for that bubble to be popped. No amount of smug denial and refutation can dismiss the reality that the world is reacting against certain ideologies, particularly those that fall to the left of the political spectrum.
Just a little more waiting and they'll regret their cowardice when armed men march through their cities and torch their homes.
by Ifreann » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:43 pm
Staythefout wrote:Funny that this country only exists of secession from England yet laugh at the idea of Texas leaving the union. Texas is a big state and doesn't need DC.
by Iberonia » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:45 pm
Camelza wrote:Iberonia wrote:
People are living in a bubble of comfort by the relative peace of the last 50 years. Things are par on course for that bubble to be popped. No amount of smug denial and refutation can dismiss the reality that the world is reacting against certain ideologies, particularly those that fall to the left of the political spectrum.
Just a little more waiting and they'll regret their cowardice when armed men march through their cities and torch their homes.
I can't tell if you're being sincere, or sarcastic.
by The Rebel Alliances » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:45 pm
The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.
by Camelza » Mon Aug 31, 2015 5:55 pm
Iberonia wrote:Camelza wrote:I can't tell if you're being sincere, or sarcastic.
Look, that smugness that is so evident in you progressive types. I'm very serious, but at the same time not carrying an urgency about it. Time will show a general swing towards a rejection of the ideals sprung by the New Left and Progressive movements. The rise of the far-right in Europe once more shows that people are fed up with the new face of "Western" values, while in America there is an ever expanding divide between the rural and urban populations. We will not see secession as a serious movement, but you can damn well be assured that we'll see further social unrest as certain groups of people begin to feel utterly alienated by their neighbors and fellow citizens. This generally leads to violence through insurrection, rebellion, rioting and other manners of civil disturbance.
When it happens, I will be there with popcorn and butter.
by The Rebel Alliances » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:00 pm
Camelza wrote:Iberonia wrote:
Look, that smugness that is so evident in you progressive types. I'm very serious, but at the same time not carrying an urgency about it. Time will show a general swing towards a rejection of the ideals sprung by the New Left and Progressive movements. The rise of the far-right in Europe once more shows that people are fed up with the new face of "Western" values, while in America there is an ever expanding divide between the rural and urban populations. We will not see secession as a serious movement, but you can damn well be assured that we'll see further social unrest as certain groups of people begin to feel utterly alienated by their neighbors and fellow citizens. This generally leads to violence through insurrection, rebellion, rioting and other manners of civil disturbance.
When it happens, I will be there with popcorn and butter.
You conveniently forgot that in Europe there is an even bigger rise of left-wing forces, but nevermind that because both are effects of the economic crisis and when the crisis fades away so will parties with ideas that are not considered moderate.
Also...
If you'll be sitting on your armchair and buttering up your popcorn, who will be torching the libruhls' houses? See, all talk and no action, and it better stay that way.
The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.
by Pandeeria » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:02 pm
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.
In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???
by Iberonia » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:03 pm
Camelza wrote:Iberonia wrote:
Look, that smugness that is so evident in you progressive types. I'm very serious, but at the same time not carrying an urgency about it. Time will show a general swing towards a rejection of the ideals sprung by the New Left and Progressive movements. The rise of the far-right in Europe once more shows that people are fed up with the new face of "Western" values, while in America there is an ever expanding divide between the rural and urban populations. We will not see secession as a serious movement, but you can damn well be assured that we'll see further social unrest as certain groups of people begin to feel utterly alienated by their neighbors and fellow citizens. This generally leads to violence through insurrection, rebellion, rioting and other manners of civil disturbance.
When it happens, I will be there with popcorn and butter.
You conveniently forgot that in Europe there is an even bigger rise of left-wing forces, but nevermind that because both are effects of the economic crisis and when the crisis fades away so will parties with ideas that are not considered moderate.
Also...
If you'll be sitting on your armchair and buttering up your popcorn, who will be torching the libruhls' houses? See, all talk and no action, and it better stay that way.
by The Rebel Alliances » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:05 pm
Pandeeria wrote:We should let Texas, Alabama, and Louisiana secede and form Jesusland. In Jesusland, they can be as hyper conservative, ultra-Christian as they want. All of the hyper conservatives upset with the current status of the US can move to their desired utopia that is Jesusland, and the rest of the US can start liberalizing more.
/s
The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.
by Pandeeria » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:06 pm
The Rebel Alliances wrote:Pandeeria wrote:We should let Texas, Alabama, and Louisiana secede and form Jesusland. In Jesusland, they can be as hyper conservative, ultra-Christian as they want. All of the hyper conservatives upset with the current status of the US can move to their desired utopia that is Jesusland, and the rest of the US can start liberalizing more.
/s
Really Pandeer? You do realize their are large amounts of conservatives throughout the whole of the country right?
Also...I am in Louisiana.
Anyways, this conservative vs liberal who wins deal is old.
Both sides need to learn to work with people who dont agree with them on everything.
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.
In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???
by Internationalist Bastard » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:07 pm
The Rebel Alliances wrote:Pandeeria wrote:We should let Texas, Alabama, and Louisiana secede and form Jesusland. In Jesusland, they can be as hyper conservative, ultra-Christian as they want. All of the hyper conservatives upset with the current status of the US can move to their desired utopia that is Jesusland, and the rest of the US can start liberalizing more.
/s
Really Pandeer? You do realize their are large amounts of conservatives throughout the whole of the country right?
Also...I am in Louisiana.
Anyways, this conservative vs liberal who wins deal is old.
Both sides need to learn to work with people who dont agree with them on everything.
by The Rebel Alliances » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:08 pm
Pandeeria wrote:The Rebel Alliances wrote:Really Pandeer? You do realize their are large amounts of conservatives throughout the whole of the country right?
Also...I am in Louisiana.
Anyways, this conservative vs liberal who wins deal is old.
Both sides need to learn to work with people who dont agree with them on everything.
Perhaps you did not catch the "/s" .
Or perhaps you're so insanely progressive that you took it as a serious solution.
The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.
by The Rebel Alliances » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:10 pm
Internationalist Bastard wrote:The Rebel Alliances wrote:Really Pandeer? You do realize their are large amounts of conservatives throughout the whole of the country right?
Also...I am in Louisiana.
Anyways, this conservative vs liberal who wins deal is old.
Both sides need to learn to work with people who dont agree with them on everything.
Thank you, compromise is literally hated these days
The Starlight wrote:Rebel Force: Noun - A strange power associated with street-level characters who are the weakest, yet most powerful of all.
by Pandeeria » Mon Aug 31, 2015 6:11 pm
The Rebel Alliances wrote:Pandeeria wrote:
Perhaps you did not catch the "/s" .
Or perhaps you're so insanely progressive that you took it as a serious solution.
No...I missed the 's' anyways. We have history man, you know I am not 'insanely progressive'. At least I hope you remember me at least that much.
Lavochkin wrote:Never got why educated people support communism.
In capitalism, you pretty much have a 50/50 chance of being rich or poor. In communism, it's 1/99. What makes people think they have the luck/skill to become the 1% if they can't even succeed in a 50/50 society???
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