Quotes of People in Your Nation Mk. VI

[Greater Chinese Republics]

"Japan was quite. . . quick to abandon their American allies, to save what was left of their own respective ash after we razed Toyko¹."

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— Lt. Gen. Shui B. Y. Yamang, of the Japanese Contingent of the People's Liberation Army.

^{1 - "Toyko" is the unofficial name given to Tokyo by the People's Liberation Army, after the invasion of Japan. This is because of the substantial number of "hikikomori".}

[New Frenco Empire]

"Japan was quite. . . quick to abandon their American allies, to save what was left of their own respective ash after we razed Toyko."

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— Lt. Gen. Shui B. Y. Yamang, of the Japanese Contingent of the People's Liberation Army.

"THE RISING SUN WILL NEVER SET FOR THE RED HORDES!"

-Sheldyn Yakimoto (2103-2139), commander of the radical Japanese militia "Banzai", formed after UDAP's invasion of the island. He would eventually die in a suicidal raid against UDAP forces in Tokyo during the peak of the 10 Years War.

[The Andromeda Confederation]

"The most respected lion never has to roar."

-Vox, on why the Confederation does not have military parades

[Ashkera]

"Honestly, it's just to keep the Nationalists happy."
- bureaucrat, on why Ashkera has military parades

[Allancia]

"It keeps our citizens in the city happy while the peasants starve."

-Columnist for the Paradan Gazette
On Allancian military parades

[Bojikami]

"A people unified in respect of their leader makes for a strong nation, a people unified in fear, makes a revolution."
-Khagan Morthal Borjigin

[The Nexus of Man]

"The most respected lion never has to roar."

-Vox, on why the Confederation does not have military parades

"Then that means that the Nexus is a dragon."

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• The Politician

[Auroya]

"Military parades? They look a little revolutionary... don't you think? How distasteful."

--- Lord Alexander Lockridge-Calliwell, Chief of Staff

[Auzkhia]

"Military parades are fun, and integral parts of local or federal holidays and any other secular celebration. Being in the marching band is an excellent way to serve without having to touch a gun."
-Colonel Hans Schnitzl, Kapellmeister der Tiroler Kaiserjäger

[Fuso-]

"Japan was quite. . . quick to abandon their American allies, to save what was left of their own respective ash after we razed Toyko."

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— Lt. Gen. Shui B. Y. Yamang, of the Japanese Contingent of the People's Liberation Army.

"The People's Republic of China? Mounting a successful invasion of the Home Islands? Against the Kidō Butai in Kure with their only carrier and a thousand river barges? Do you have any idea how preposterous these postulates are?" - Tomesaburo Akiyama Kaigun Chūjō, Admiral Commanding First Carrier Division, Imperial Fusō Navy, in a wargame gone horridly wrong.

[White Sun]

"Japan was quite. . . quick to abandon their American allies, to save what was left of their own respective ash after we razed Toyko."

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— Lt. Gen. Shui B. Y. Yamang, of the Japanese Contingent of the People's Liberation Army.

"I'm not sure I have the words to describe in any language quite what I mean when I regard the impossibility of this scenario. It's Tokyo, by the way, not Toyko." - Nishimura Katsurou

[Bojikami]

"I do not believe an invasion of Japan to be easy or short in any definition. Even if we razed their great cities, even if we salted their fields, the Japanese people would resist until each and every one of them lie dead."
-Anthony Regovishki

[Belkaland]

"Why does Belkaland host military parades? Because the Kaiser orders them. It's a review of our military forces, that in his generousness, the Kaiser allows the public to watch."

~ Lt. Col. Lanzo Kneller, Military-Media Liaison Officer.

[Greater Chinese Republics]

"Japan was quite. . . quick to abandon their American allies, to save what was left of their own respective ash after we razed Toyko."

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— Lt. Gen. Shui B. Y. Yamang, of the Japanese Contingent of the People's Liberation Army.

"I'm not sure I have the words to describe in any language quite what I mean when I regard the impossibility of this scenario. It's Tokyo, by the way, not Toyko." - Nishimura Katsurou

all dem japans

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"The Chinese call Tokyo 'Toyko' due to how Japan was obsessed with anime figurines; especially when the soldiers raided the home of the Hikikomori. It is the unofficial name of it now anyways, a disrespect to Japanese culture by the Chinese mainlanders."

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— anon. resident of Occupied "Toyko"/Tokyo.

[The Andromeda Confederation]

"In our universe, Earth was destroyed by its own star before the human race was able to take hold on it. I now know how fortunate this universe is without their squabbling."

-Vox

[Singaporean Transhumans]

"What's laughable about our so-called 'allies' logic is that they involve zero pragmatism and reference nothing from reality, focusing around an imaginary fallacious concept impossible to achieve even by the transcendents, wishful thinking is just one of the many horrible elements in their logic. Yes, the diamond pickaxe doesn't have any durability left, but it's still a pickaxe, and so we'll still use it until it breaks. The 'allies' mentioned do not include the Allancians, Mecharussians, etc, because they actually know shit. Basically, this is directed against any 'democratic' ally of ours."
-PLAYER, being a flamer as usual

"The Manila Division is the strongest in urban warfare! We have overtaken Chuikov's 62nd Army as the best city-desolator in the multiverse."
-Federico Duarna, commander of the Manila division's 1st Incendiary Specialist Battalion 'Nacionalistas'.

[The Multiversal Species Alliance]

"If there are gods, and they are as strong as men say, what need have they of worship? They should be more concerned fighting darkness and chaos in other realms than the lives of mortals in Midgard."
-Garious, on why he doesn't worship any the Gods

[Protestant England and Germany]

"But sir, the multiverse drive is untested and won't work in such an old aircraft!" Dr. Walter Heinmall, Professor of Multi-Dimensional Physics, before the flight of Paul Rosenstied's Sikorsky VS-44 Cargo Plane.

[Allancia]

"Hi there!
Oh, uhm, hello.
Yeah...
Nice.
Would you like some soup?
Uhmm....
Hm...
Order some soup you shit."

-Rations kommissar and migrant citizen in Rostov-On-Don

[Greater Mackonia]

"Firstly let us make one thing clear. I am not against immigration, or refugees, this country has always followed a policy of open borders and this shall continue so long as I draw breath with meaning. A migrant is just a worker from somewhere else, if left to his own devices integration will work itself, a man who does not know English won't find a job and thus will leave. Renan said a nation is a group of people who have done great things together and I heartily agree, there is no 'intrinsic' nationality be it by race of "values". Anyone may come here as a private individual and rise on his own merits to achieve his glory and thus further the glory of this great nation. What I am opposed to, indeed vehemently so, is state-sponsored migration for the benefit of elected hypocrites and public sanctimony. Let not the British government dare think they are helping these people, they are demeaning them into specatcles of animal suffering for the moral fortification of the British public who come a months time will be whining about 'immigrants stealing our jobs'.

It disgusts me-to see the politicians of all parties hurry to leap on the bandwagon of kneejerk populist emotivism for the BLATANT INTENTION of pandering to herd morality for their snot-stained ballots. A brat on a beach gets plastered over the Sunday headlines and we see Democracy in action...hypocrisy, stupidity and opportunism unite to birth a catastrophe. This is a literal example of why I don't shut up about the evils of Democracy, a categorical example of everything wrong with this government and its populace. Don't for a minute think that this is genuine compassion, this is such an obvious display of self-reighteousness anyone should be able to see the barefaced repugnance of Democratic politics. How on earth will inviting 20 000 people already in refugee camps to Britain solve the migration crisis in Europe? Firstly it won't, secondly, its illogical, if you have no problems with taking some migrants, you should logically open it up for all...But no we cannot afford that because of the wonderful welfare state, so why take any? Literally nobody benefits from this policy.Thus it is stark-plain obvious to see the true motive for this, these people have been sacrificed to appease an orgy of moralistic drivel. Not one, not a single one, of the legion of Blairite imbeciles raving about 'human decency', has given a rational argument for why we should help these people.

We've heard 'human beings', 'moral duty', all the tired old dictums of Wahabbism (Western school), but not one reason. Because there is none. This is moralism, that is--animal instinct under the pretenses of virtue. The media bombard the populace with pictures of dead children because our people have grown tired with facts, the middle class with right-wing money and left-wing ballots feel the tug of the herd impulse and presume it compassion. They shout, the strut, they scream. The hypocritical cunts who claim to 'serve' the people do just that and once more divide the world into the infantile axis of good and evil, stumbling over each other to each appear the more saintly a liberator for the cameras. But they're not. They're bastards who could not give less of a pigeon's crap about anything which does not damage their wallets or their conscience. That's the altruism of Wahabbism for you, help just enough to make you feel good, not enough for you to feel your pockets.

And now we've invited these people, they will come, they will live off the state...this will not solve the refugee crisis, this will not end the War in Syria. What it will do is cause all of the negative effects of immigration thus fueling the narrative of the far-right even further. This will do absolutely nothing but help the lard-faced masses and their whining elected tyrants get back to reaching for crisps and votes. And then the same voices who once chorused for their salvation will now demand their repulsion, the Democratic cycle will repeat itself. But it can't repeat forever."

-Lithastir Mythurin possessed halfway through a speech on immigration by unknown agency.

[The Yorkshire Commonwealth]

"Holy dick-licking cunt-lobster on a fuck-torpedo! What is this thing?"

"Ah, dear child, you're far too young to remember these, but this is what they call a 'Sega-Megadrive'."

"Is it like a toaster? It looks like a toaster? It's a toaster isn't it?"

"Ahah, alas no. Unlike a toaster it is not filled with bread, but filled instead with this: A 'Games Cartridge.' Much like the games we have now, only cooler, as when they stopped working you blew into it and it magically started working again. Then you simply place it in the top here, and rather than toast being created, 'Revenge Of Shinobi' is electronically beamed onto your TV. Here, look. Here's the start-menu."

"Wow. What are those things?"

"They are called 'pixels'."

"Why are they so big? And why are there so few of them?"

"Because it was nineteen ninety-fucking-one!"

"Okay, what else is here? Ooh, this looks like some sort of big, lame, Kindle, what is it?"

"It's technical name is 'book,' but it was more commonly known as a 'paperic textical readamajig'."

"Wow. What did it do?"

"Well, you see on the spine, that's the side bit, you see where it says 'Dan Brown,' well that symbol indicated that in it's day, it will have been used as toilet paper."

-Grandparent and grandchild raiding an attic in the 2050s

[The Andromeda Confederation]

"What's laughable about our so-called 'allies' logic is that they involve zero pragmatism and reference nothing from reality, focusing around an imaginary fallacious concept impossible to achieve even by the transcendents, wishful thinking is just one of the many horrible elements in their logic. Yes, the diamond pickaxe doesn't have any durability left, but it's still a pickaxe, and so we'll still use it until it breaks. The 'allies' mentioned do not include the Allancians, Mecharussians, etc, because they actually know shit. Basically, this is directed against any 'democratic' ally of ours."
-PLAYER, being a flamer as usual

"I openly condemn anyone who shuns democracy in this stage of existence. There is no excuse to have a populace you can't trust with decision. This means you have openly neglected your people. If income inequality, if social injustice, if education gaps, if these things still exist in a nation like the Mechanocracy's, then shame on you. Because without those things, democracy is natural. It is the end result. The aforementioned problems inhibit it. Problems that exist that can be destroyed if those who governed got tired of it. So sure, we reference nothing from your reality, because your reality is intentionally worse than ours. We have no pragmatism, because pragmatism implies that we have something to be pragmatic over. No excuse."

-Vox, who took the b8 m8

[Bereia]

"The idea that Japan would somehow turn to Beijing for aid is a fanciful theory which fails to take into account, among other things, the seething hatred which the Chinese and Japanese peoples have long harbored for one another, not to mention outright racism, and political agendas which are often completely at odds."

-- Julissa Hickman, Citizen.

[Auzkhia]

"Japan and China have a long, bitter rivalry. China has been the historical Asian hegemonic power, but Japan had usurped that power. Both nationalists in both countries want conquest and subjugation. The Sino-Japanese War of 1984, however, was a Chinese victory and a set back for Japan, leading to Korea regaining its independence in 1987, China regaining Manchuria, and renewal of Russo-Japanese tensions, since it was Eurasia that intervened in that war, but that was very surprising, since both China and Japan have some rivalry with Eurasia. Russian power has been restored, because they took advantage of Sino-Japanese mutual hatred. Sadly, no arbitration can bring Tokyo and Peking to cordial terms."
-Lord Boris Hugo von Bach, Minister of Foreign Affairs, on East Asia Geopolitics in the Auzverse

[Ashkera]

"Division of labor and the limits of individual human knowledge, restricted as it is by series of tradeoffs in a limited human lifespan, applies to all other areas - so why not also to governance? What prevents a situation in something as complex as a country from being so complicated that not only would it be difficult for every citizen to understand all the necessary details, but the costs involved, the diversion of resources to provide that education, would bankrupt even the greatest kingdom?"
- Brizaran, author of the Book of Shadow Governance, year 400