Forestavia wrote:Hehateu wrote:Are you purposely being ironic? There's no freedom of anything in the security council. It is made up of a bunch of fascists who think they know better than everybody else even tho they failed at playing nationstates. I spit on all of you
We're just looking out for the natives, their region, and their self-determination.
But a liberation doesn't necessarily mean your occupying government has to leave. Technically you have the power to stay there, build influence, and crush the spirit of the natives as long as you want to. The liberation simply prevents you from putting up a password. (And by the way, it also prevents the natives/defenders from putting up a password.) And that may give the natives enough hope to get organized with some defenders and take back their region. Maybe. The war could theoretically go on forever. The liberation levels the playing field so that it becomes a war of resolve.
So who has more resolve? Your people who have laid claim to the land or the natives who want their land back? Only time will tell...
I do hope you understand the reasons and motives behind these liberations.