Treatment of Non-Humans in your nation [Human Nations]

[Sungai Pusat]

A mirror of the Treatment of Humans in your nation [no human nations] thread.

In Sungai Pusat, we generally treat them as equal beings.

[Imeriata]

being the superior species so is it our duty both to rule the nation and act as enlighten guides to the lower species.

[Jalanat]

being the superior species so is it our duty both to rule the nation and act as enlighten guides to the lower species.

(OOC: Why am I not surprised that you're the first to post here?)

Non-human sapient species are treated just like everybody else, they do not get any better treatment just because they're non-human, they also don't get any worse treatment just because they're non-human. They're given a chance, equal to that of everyone else, to succeed or fail in life.

[Imeriata]

(OOC: Why am I not surprised that you're the first to post here?)

because this is the time of the day when I am commonly most active on this forum?

[Brazil Wasteland (Ancient)]

We treath them like equal, except the Jaguar, that we all love and considre as the "Superior Animal".

[Veceria]

Non- humans are treated equal to human beings in Veceria.

[Lykosia]

Non-humans are also treated equal to human beings in Lykosia. We consider them as the member of the society.

[Cameroi]

everything that expresses itself creatively, dwelling within our nation, is equally a citizen of it.
(of course we are not a "human" nation, in the sense of a certain earth primate with an exaggerated collective ego, rather we are a nation on a world in a solar system far from earth's, who's active participatory citizenry is of mixed and many species, few, if any, of earth origin either. though the furless primates of earth, are as welcome as anyone, should the day ever come, that they have honestly aquired the means of getting here.)

[Maraque]

Sentient non-humans have lived in Tsvarchi just as long, if not longer, than humans have. They've played a pivotal role in government, society, and advancement of our country as a whole, and today still play an important role. The humans of Tsvarchi have a bad history rife with slavery, war, and just down right evilness, but they've always kept a good relationship with the non-human population.

Our largest sentient non-human populations include merfolk, satyrs, centaurs, minotaurs, faeries, and guardian angels.

[Lyndiana]

No sentient non-humans. Dogs, cats, pigs and boars are pets. All others are food.

[Zearing II]

Non-human sapient species are treated just like everybody else, they do not get any better treatment just because they're non-human, they also don't get any worse treatment just because they're non-human. They're given a chance, equal to that of everyone else, to succeed or fail in life.

Here's a couple sentences which pretty much outline the entirety of Zearing's policies regarding sentient non-humans. We have 'em, we respect 'em like we'd want to be respected, and we let 'em basically do anything they're capable of, if they have the skills.

It should be noted that, of the approximately one hundred and two surface combatantss in service in the Federal Republic Navy, seven have non-human captains. The Army has seven non-human battalion commanders.

Not only that, we have one non-human Senator, three non-human Representatives, and twelve non-human Mayors throughout the country.

[Oterro]

Well, we tend to eat cows, chickens and pigs. Horses are used to pull carts and of course are used in the cavalry. Donkies usually work on farms, pulling ploughs and such. Dogs and cats are kept as pets, elephants can be seen at the zoo.

Wait, what?

Talking animals?

That walk like humans?

Don't be ridiculous.

[Concordeia]

Humans and sapient non-humans, though in the minority in Concordeia, are treated equally, both legally and socially.

[Zearing II]

Wait, what?

Talking animals?

That walk like humans?

Don't be ridiculous.

We're not being ridiculous! We're not some nation of gutless ninnies who deny they exist just because the very thought somehow makes us uncomfortable, after all. Hmmph!

(OOC: )

[Sino-Japanese Empire]

Non-Humans? Oh, Animals. They're treated well enough considering the circumstances. Nothing along the lines of odd or sentience though so it doesn't really matter now does it? [That is to say that non-human sentient creatures don't exist in the Sino-Japanese Empire.]

[Servoth]

Equally, but we don't allow dinosaurss to come in side our borders after what we heard happens in a certain nation. Of course this only applies to sapeint beings.

[The Supreme Truth]

Non-Human beings have no rights in the Supreme Truth, should the Humanly Embodiment of Wisdom see them as a threat, they're almost immediately neutralized.

[Oterro]

Wait, what?

Talking animals?

That walk like humans?

Don't be ridiculous.

We're not being ridiculous! We're not some nation of gutless ninnies who deny they exist just because the very thought somehow makes us uncomfortable, after all. Hmmph!

(OOC: )

Oh, is that so. Well if we see some ungodly half human that shares similarities with animals, don't worry. We shall put them out of their misery with a swift bayonet to the gut, wot. It's only the right thing to do.

[Zearing II]

Oh, is that so. Well if we see some ungodly half human that shares similarities with animals, don't worry. We shall put them out of their misery with a swift bayonet to the gut, wot. It's only the right thing to do.

Hmmm. Keep that spiteful attitude up, and you may shortly find yourselves being put out of the world's misery, once enough nations become sufficiently annoyed.

It is Zearing's standing policy that any nation which has a non-human population, but does not want them, may feel free to arrange to send them to us, at no charge. We'll take 'em.

[Porkilandania]

We treat non-humans the same way we treat humans. We make them Drudges.

[Kyuria]

Oh, is that so. Well if we see some ungodly half human that shares similarities with animals, don't worry. We shall put them out of their misery with a swift bayonet to the gut, wot. It's only the right thing to do.

Hmmm. Keep that spiteful attitude up, and you may shortly find yourselves being put out of the world's misery, once enough nations become sufficiently annoyed.

It is Zearing's standing policy that any nation which has a non-human population, but does not want them, may feel free to arrange to send them to us, at no charge. We'll take 'em.

*Notices un-normal niceness* *Fist bumps*

Pretty much the same here. They are pretty much just there. The entire empire is built around not caring, after all.

Though, should "problems arise" we have the things we need to deal with it. Same goes for those nations who see non humans as "inferior" despite the obvious advantages they have.

A few Ion cannons usually solve the problem. If not, we strap big fire works to the end of a long stick filled with gas and punt it over to their cities.

[Germanic Mars]

"Untermenschen are treated as they are: Submen. They have no rights and only by the grace of the Governor do they reside anywhere in civilized Mars. Among those belonging to the term, Untermenschen are: Martians and ethnic minorities. Ghettos, camps and open air closed communities have been constructed to keep the Untermenschen away from the general population." [German Colonial Board]

[Solestum]

Definitely depends on the species.

Animals are treated exactly like they should be. They live in their habitats, some are used as livestock, and cats, dogs, fish, turtles and most other reptiles, hamsters, and the like are all legal house pets.

Foreign species, like citizens of non-human nations, are treated, depending on the length of their stay, as ambassadors, or as normal residents.

[New Emperica]

Elves and Angels are generally treated as equals, but Nekos are looked down upon for reasons unkown - it has something to do with primal instinct or something...

The only creatures that aren't treated as equals would have to be vampires or werewolves...that's why there's an entire government force (S.A.F.R.O.N.) to exterminate them.

[Rupudska]

A question that depends on whether a) they are inferior to us in intelligence, b) they are our equals in intelligence, or c) they are superior to us in intelligence. In our nation, it is almost invariably b. Of course, we have diplomatic relations with the Lunarians, a very human-like group of non-humans who fall decidedly into c.