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Posted: **Thu May 09, 2019 12:40 pm**

Validity- Has Immigration

The Issue- Yesterday, several dozen immigrants from the nation of Brasilistan were released from @@DENONYM@@ quarantine. However, reports have emerged that two children died because of neglect from the quarantine officers in the three weeks that they were confined. After several such mistakes, the issue has been brought to your attention.

Option 1-"What do you think my child and I are, filthy plague rats? Well, we're not!" fumes one of the immigrants who lost their children, @@RANDOMNAME@@, unkempt but not unclean after three uncomfortable days in a medical confinement facility. "Quarantining people for three weeks with practically no reason is preposterous! And on top of that, you forget about us, and let little @@RANDOMNAME@@ starve to death? This practice is inhumane, xenophobic, and quite frankly useless. Get rid of quarantine and let people cross this border freely!"
O1 Fallout- the banning of quarantine facilities has left @@NATIONNAME@@ full of exotic diseases

Option 2- "@@LEADER@@, you can't ban quarantine, it's simply too important for the safety of @@NATIONNAME@@!" cries world-famous doctor @@RANDOMNAME@@, who smells like coffee and hand sanitizer. "Although this mishap was unfortunate, it still stands that quarantine is needed to eradicate foreign diseases before they enter and infect our nation. You don't want a pandemic on your hands, do you? It's not xenophobia; international law fully supports the establishment of quarantine procedures where necessary."
O2 Fallout- its harder to get out of quarantine than most prisons

Option 3- “Those foreigners are just like what they are bringing into our nation: parasites!” Exclaims your overly-eccentric emigration advisor, @@RANDOMNAME@@, who has a stack of deportation papers clenched in @@THEIR@@ hands. “Its probably for the best that those children died in there; that means there are less of them to worry about. We should send those damned foreigners home, before they corrupt our culture, and undermine our nation!”
O3 Fallout- not being born in @@NATIONNAME@@ is perceived as an illness

Option 4- "All this quarantine talk has got me thinking," says General @@RANDOMNAME@@, bringing the scent of starched clothing and gun polish into your office. "What if we collected parasites and diseases from immigrants and tourists to make bio-weapons out of them? Rather than just sit here passively letting the world expose us to their toxins, we should be engaging in active research and experimentation. We can cure pandemics and foreign militarism alike with a dose of proper military discipline!"
O4 Fallout- neighboring nations have banned tourism to @@NATIONNAME@@ for fear of strengthening their military

Validity- Has Immigration

The Issue- Immigrants from Blackacre were stuck in @DENONYM@@ quarantine for three days while quarantine officers checked them for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in their country. The angry immigrants are now kicking up a storm about being checked meticulously, and being held in isolation against their will.

Option 1-"What do you think I am, some kind of filthy plague rat? Well, I'm not!" fumes one of the immigrants, @@RANDOMNAME@@, unkempt but not unclean after three uncomfortable days in a medical confinement facility. "Quarantining a person for three days with practically no reason is preposterous! And on top of that, you check every part of me, with surgical precision, while I'm in isolation! This practice is inhumane, xenophobic, and quite frankly useless. Get rid of quarantine and let people cross this border freely!"
O1 Fallout- the banning of quarantine has left @@NATIONNAME@@ full of exotic diseases

Option 2- "@@LEADER@@, you can't ban quarantine, it's simply too important for the safety of @@NATIONNAME@@!" cries world-famous doctor @@RANDOMNAME@@, who smells like coffee and hand sanitizer. "Quarantine is needed to eradicate foreign diseases before they enter and infect our nation, and also keep a pandemic off of our hands, even if that means being extremely thorough with out search. It's not xenophobia; international law fully supports the establishment of quarantine procedures where necessary."
O2 Fallout- its harder to get out of quarantine than most prisons

Option 3- “Those foreigners are just like what they are bringing into our nation: parasites!” Exclaims your overly-eccentric emigration advisor, @@RANDOMNAME@@, who has a stack of deportation papers clenched in @@THEIR@@ hands. “We should send those damned foreigners home, before they corrupt our culture, and undermine our nation!”
O3 Fallout- immigrants are asked to pack up and leave: or face the consequences

Option 4- "All this quarantine talk has got me thinking," says General @@RANDOMNAME@@, bringing the scent of starched clothing and gun polish into your office. "What if we collected parasites and diseases from immigrants and tourists to make bio-weapons out of them? Rather than just sit here passively letting the world expose us to their toxins, we should be engaging in active research and experimentation. We can cure pandemics and foreign militarism alike with a dose of proper military discipline!"
O4 Fallout- neighboring nations have banned tourism to @@NATIONNAME@@ for fear of strengthening their military

Validity- Has Immigration

The Issue- Immigrants from Ausblic were stuck in @@DENONYM@@s quarantine for three days while officers checked them for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in their country. The immigrants also were not allowed to bring their pets with them, as it is against @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine policies. The angry immigrants are now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Option 1-"What do you think my pet and I are, some kind of filthy plague rats? Well were not!" fumes one of the immigrants, @@RANDOMNAME@@, unkempt but not unclean after three uncomfortable days in a medical confinement facility. "Quarantining a person for three days with practically no reason is preposterous! And even worse, you keep my pets from entering? What is sweet little @@RANDOMNAME@@ gonna do without me? This practice is inhumane, xenophobic, and quite frankly useless. Can quarantine and let people cross this border freely!"
O1 Fallout- The banning of quarantine has left @@NATIONNAME@@ full of exotic diseases, and exotic animals

Option 2- "@@LEADER@@, you can't ban quarantine, it's simply too important for the safety of @@NATIONNAME@@!" cries world-famous doctor @@RANDOMNAME@@, who smells like coffee and hand sanitizer. "Quarantine is needed to eradicate foreign diseases, and exotic wild vermin before they enter and infect our nation, and also keep a pandemic off our hands. It's not xenophobia; international law fully supports the establishment of quarantine procedures where necessary."
O2 Fallout- Its harder to get out of quarantine than most prisons

Option 3- “Those foreigners are just like what they are bringing into our nation: parasites!” Exclaims your overly-eccentric emigration advisor, @@RANDOMNAME@@, who has a stack of deportation papers clenched his hands. “We should send those damned foreigners home, before they corrupt our culture, and undermine our nation!”
O3 Fallout- Immigrants are asked to pack up and leave: or face the consequences

Option 4- "All this quarantine talk has got me thinking," says General @@RANDOMNAME@@, bringing the scent of starched clothing and gun polish into your office. "What if we collected parasites and diseases from immigrants and tourists to make bio-weapons out of them? Rather than just sit here passively letting the world expose us to their toxins, we should be engaging in active research and experimentation. We can cure pandemics and foreign militarism alike with a dose of proper military discipline!"
O4 Fallout- Neighboring nations have banned tourism to @@NATIONNAME@@ for fear of strengthening their military

Validity- Has Immigration

The Issue- Immigrants from Ausblic were stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days while officers checked them for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in their country. The angry immigrants are now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Option 1-"What do you think I am, some kind of filthy plague rat? Well I'm not!" fumes one of the immigrants, @@RANDOMNAME@@, unkempt but not unclean after three uncomfortable days in a medical confinement facility. "Quarantining a person for three days with practically no reason is preposterous! This practice is inhumane, xenophobic, and quite frankly useless. Can quarantine and let people cross this border freely!"
O1 Fallout- The banning of quarantine has left @@NATIONNAME@@ full of exotic diseases

Option 2- "@@LEADER@@, you can't ban quarantine, it's simply too important for the safety of @@NATIONNAME@@!" cries world-famous doctor @@RANDOMNAME@@, who smells like coffee and hand sanitizer. "Quarantine is needed to eradicate foreign diseases before they enter and infect our nation, and also keep a pandemic off our hands. It's not xenophobia; international law fully supports the establishment of quarantine procedures where necessary."
O2 Fallout- Its harder to get out of quarantine than most prisons

Option 3- “Those foreigners are just like what they are bringing into our nation: parasites!” Exclaims your overly-eccentric emigration advisor, @@RANDOMNAME@@, who has a stack of deportation papers clenched his hands. “We should send those damned foreigners home, before they corrupt our culture, and undermine our nation!”
O3 Fallout- Immigrants are asked to pack up and leave: or face the consequences

Option 4- "All this quarantine talk has got me thinking," says General @@RANDOMNAME@@, bringing the scent of starched clothing and gun polish into your office. "What if we collected parasites and diseases from immigrants and tourists to make bio-weapons out of them? Rather than just sit here passively letting the world expose us to their toxins, we should be engaging in active research and experimentation. We can cure pandemics and foreign militarism alike with a dose of proper military discipline!"
O4 Fallout- Neighboring nations have banned tourism to @@NATIONNAME@@ for fear of strengthening their military

The Issue- A Blackacre immigrant, @@RANDOMNAME@@, was stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days while officers checked @@THEM@@ for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in Blackacre. With the help of a domestic businessperson who they founded a business with attempted to bail them out, and failed, @@NAME@@ is now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Option 1-"What do you think I am, some kind of filthy plague rat? Well I'm not!" fumes @@RANDOMNAME@@, unkempt but not unclean after three uncomfortable days in a medical confinement facility. "Quarantining a person for three days with practically no reason is preposterous! This practice is inhumane, xenophobic, and quite frankly useless. Can quarantine and let people cross this border freely!"
O1 Fallout- The banning of quarantine has left @@NATIONNAME@@ full of exotic diseases

Option 2-The perfectly groomed businessperson @@RANDOMFIRSTNAME@@ @@RANDOMFEMALENAME@@, who has been using @@HER@@ media contacts to escalate this issue, has this to say. "It is simply appalling that my valued overseas business partner was held in that dreadful facility. Blackacre is a sophisticated modern nation, at least occasionally, and it is I say again appalling that trade is being hindered by these quarantine procedures. Isn't it time we admit that disease is a predilection wholly of the unwashed classes? Let anyone who can prove adequate wealth to customs expedite processing."
O2 Fallout- Epidemiologists are noticing increased disease incidence among the nation's business people

Option 3- "@@LEADER@@, you can't ban quarantine, it's simply too important for the safety of @@NATIONNAME@@!" cries world-famous doctor @@RANDOMNAME@@, who smells like coffee and hand sanitizer. "Quarantine is needed to eradicate foreign diseases before they enter and infect our nation. It's not xenophobia; international law fully supports the establishment of quarantine procedures where necessary."
O2 Fallout- Its harder to get out of quarantine than most prisons

Option 4- "All this quarantine talk has got me thinking," says General @@RANDOMNAME@@, bringing the scent of starched clothing and gun polish into your office. "What if we collected parasites and diseases from immigrants and tourists to make bio-weapons out of them? Rather than just sit here passively letting the world expose us to their toxins, we should be engaging in active research and experimentation. We can cure pandemics and foreign militarism alike with a dose of proper military discipline!"
O3 Fallout- Neighboring nations have banned tourism to @@NATIONNAME@@ for fear of strengthening their military

Posted: **Thu May 09, 2019 11:56 pm**

"Quell" is not the word you're looking for. Not sure what you meant, but quell definitely doesn't fit.

Also, I'm not sold on this premise without some explanation of why he was held that long in the first place.

Posted: **Mon May 13, 2019 12:47 pm**

The Sherpa Empire wrote:"Quell" is not the word you're looking for. Not sure what you meant, but quell definitely doesn't fit.

Also, I'm not sold on this premise without some explanation of why he was held that long in the first place.

I fixed this, other suggestions?

Posted: **Mon May 13, 2019 5:00 pm**

"Raising quell" is more wrong than saying "kithing up a storm" would be. (Not that I would recommend using it, but kithing is an archaic word that would be technically valid in that sentence AFAIK.)

How'd this random immigrant manage to get noticed on the national stage? Not that it's a critical issue, of course; all sorts of small issues come to the attention of dear @@LEADER@@ in NationStates. I'll include something about that. How about writing an option to let rich people buy their way past quarantine, since obviously anyone wealthy would be clean? Maybe even include a reference to the clean, hygienic scent of the petitioner.

Suggesting revisions...

The Issue- A blackacre immigrant, @@RANDOMNAME@@, was stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days, while officers checked @@THEM@@ for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in Blackacre. With the help of a domestic businessperson who they were planning to found a business with, @@NAME@@ is now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Option 1-"What do you think I am, some kind of filthy plague rat? Well I'm not!" fumes @@RANDOMNAME@@, unkempt but not unclean after three uncomfortable days in a medical confinement facility. "Quarantining a person for three days with practically no reason is preposterous! This practice is inhumane, xenophobic, and quite frankly useless. Can the quarantines and let people cross this border freely!"
O1 Fallout- the banning of quarantine has left @@NATIONNAME@@ full of exotic diseases

Option 2-The perfectly groomed businessperson @@RANDOMFIRSTNAME@@ @@RANDOMFEMALENAME@@, who has been using @@HER@@ media contacts to escalate this issue, has this to say. "It is simply appalling that my valued overseas business partner was held in that dreadful facility. Blackacre is a sophisticated modern nation, at least occasionally, and it is I say again appalling that trade is being hindered by these quarantine procedures. Isn't it time we admit that disease is a predilection wholly of the unwashed classes? Let anyone who can prove adequate wealth to customs expedite processing."
O2 Fallout- Epidemiologists are noticing increased disease incidence among the nation's business people

Option 3- "@@LEADER@@, you can't ban quarantine, it's too important for the safety of @@NATIONNAME@@!" cries world-famous doctor @@RANDOMNAME@@, who smells like coffee and hand sanitizer. "Quarantine is needed to eradicate foreign diseases before they enter and infect our nation. It's not xenophobia; international law fully supports the establishment of quarantine procedures where necessary."
O2 Fallout- Its harder to get out of quarantine than most prisons

Option 4- "All this quarantine talk has got me thinking," says General @@RANDOMNAME@@, bringing the scent of starched clothing and gun polish into your office. "What if we collected parasites and diseases from immigrants and tourists to make bio-weapons out of them? Rather than just sit here passively letting the world expose us to their toxins, we should be engaging in active research and experimentation. We can cure pandemics and foreign militarism alike with a dose of proper military discipline!"
O3 Fallout- Neighboring nations have banned tourism to @@NATIONNAME@@ for fear of strengthening their military

Posted: **Mon May 13, 2019 5:11 pm**

Noroo Tusdeta wrote:"Raising quell" is more wrong than saying "kithing up a storm" would be. (Not that I would recommend using it, but kithing is an archaic word that would be technically valid in that sentence AFAIK.)

How'd this random immigrant manage to get noticed on the national stage? Not that it's a critical issue, of course; all sorts of small issues come to the attention of dear @@LEADER@@ in NationStates. I'll include something about that. How about writing an option to let rich people buy their way past quarantine, since obviously anyone wealthy would be clean? Maybe even include a reference to the clean, hygienic scent of the petitioner.

Suggesting revisions...

The Issue- A blackacre immigrant, @@RANDOMNAME@@, was stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days, while officers checked @@THEM@@ for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in Blackacre. With the help of a domestic businessperson who they were planning to found a business with, @@NAME@@ is now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Option 1-"What do you think I am, some kind of filthy plague rat? Well I'm not!" fumes @@RANDOMNAME@@, unkempt but not unclean after three uncomfortable days in a medical confinement facility. "Quarantining a person for three days with practically no reason is preposterous! This practice is inhumane, xenophobic, and quite frankly useless. Can the quarantines and let people cross this border freely!"
O1 Fallout- the banning of quarantine has left @@NATIONNAME@@ full of exotic diseases

Option 2-The perfectly groomed businessperson @@RANDOMFIRSTNAME@@ @@RANDOMFEMALENAME@@, who has been using @@HER@@ media contacts to escalate this issue, has this to say. "It is simply appalling that my valued overseas business partner was held in that dreadful facility. Blackacre is a sophisticated modern nation, at least occasionally, and it is I say again appalling that trade is being hindered by these quarantine procedures. Isn't it time we admit that disease is a predilection wholly of the unwashed classes? Let anyone who can prove adequate wealth to customs expedite processing."
O2 Fallout- Epidemiologists are noticing increased disease incidence among the nation's business people

Option 3- "@@LEADER@@, you can't ban quarantine, it's too important for the safety of @@NATIONNAME@@!" cries world-famous doctor @@RANDOMNAME@@, who smells like coffee and hand sanitizer. "Quarantine is needed to eradicate foreign diseases before they enter and infect our nation. It's not xenophobia; international law fully supports the establishment of quarantine procedures where necessary."
O2 Fallout- Its harder to get out of quarantine than most prisons

Option 4- "All this quarantine talk has got me thinking," says General @@RANDOMNAME@@, bringing the scent of starched clothing and gun polish into your office. "What if we collected parasites and diseases from immigrants and tourists to make bio-weapons out of them? Rather than just sit here passively letting the world expose us to their toxins, we should be engaging in active research and experimentation. We can cure pandemics and foreign militarism alike with a dose of proper military discipline!"
O3 Fallout- Neighboring nations have banned tourism to @@NATIONNAME@@ for fear of strengthening their military

Thanks! I'm gonna edit a little

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 4:59 am**

You should not submit issues after only a short period of drafting.

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 7:43 am**

The Marsupial Illuminati wrote:You should not submit issues after only a short period of drafting.

Doing so would make the title true

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 9:01 am**

Chan Island wrote:
The Marsupial Illuminati wrote:You should not submit issues after only a short period of drafting.

Doing so would make the title true

The Marsupial Illuminati wrote:You should not submit issues after only a short period of drafting.

Is there any way to fix it and resubmit it?

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 9:04 am**

Woods Is Back wrote:
Chan Island wrote:
Doing so would make the title true
The Marsupial Illuminati wrote:You should not submit issues after only a short period of drafting.

Is there any way to fix it and resubmit it?

I mean, you can, there's nothing technically stopping you.

Just the editors don't like having the same issue submitted to them multiple times.

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 9:07 am**

Chan Island wrote:
Woods Is Back wrote:Is there any way to fix it and resubmit it?

I mean, you can, there's nothing technically stopping you.

Just the editors don't like having the same issue submitted to them multiple times.

I see. I'll resubmit only once, and do you have any suggestions?

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 1:49 pm**

Any suggested edits, or name edits?

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 4:41 pm**

Woods Is Back wrote:[box]The Issue- A Blackacre immigrant, @@RANDOMNAME@@, was stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days while officers checked @@THEM@@ for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in Blackacre. With the help of a domestic businessperson who they were planning to found a business with, @@NAME@@ is now kicking up a storm about the situation.

There's got to be more to the issue than just the fact that an inbound traveler was subject to quarantine. I mean, the logic of medical screening and quarantine at national borders is pretty rock solid, and is probably a power that every single state ever is going to claim for obvious reasons. It's so patently obvious that even the most fit and healthy people returning from what was expected to be the most sterile surface in the local solar system were subject to quarantine on the most infinitesimally remote chance. Justifying quarantine on the basis of measurable medical evidence of known diseases is beyond trivial by comparison.

So what actually happened here? Did it turn out the test was a false positive? Some googling suggests that might be difficult in the veracity department too; aircraft full of people get special screening when some passengers show flu-like symptoms, and the vast majority are cleared and sent on their way almost immediately (which you want since the longer they hang around, the more likely you'll get more sick people) and those who test sick proceed to the nearest hospital (cause you'd only isolate/quarantine for something that serious) and are probably grateful for the treatment (cause they're that sick) if not necessarily the bill (<-- hint).

What's the issue here?

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 5:53 pm**

Autonomous Cleaner Bot Cleaners wrote:There's got to be more to the issue than just the fact that an inbound traveler was subject to quarantine. I mean, the logic of medical screening and quarantine at national borders is pretty rock solid, and is probably a power that every single state ever is going to claim for obvious reasons. It's so patently obvious that even the most fit and healthy people returning from what was expected to be the most sterile surface in the local solar system were subject to quarantine on the most infinitesimally remote chance. Justifying quarantine on the basis of measurable medical evidence of known diseases is beyond trivial by comparison.
What's the issue here?

The issue is people don't like quarantine, and rich people bribing their way out of it. I edited the premise, as I saw how it was slightly misleading.

Woods Is Back wrote:The Issue- A Blackacre immigrant, @@RANDOMNAME@@, was stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days while officers checked @@THEM@@ for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in Blackacre. With the help of a domestic businessperson who they founded a business with attempted to bail them out, and failed, @@NAME@@ is now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Posted: **Tue May 14, 2019 6:54 pm**

Woods Is Back wrote:The issue is people don't like quarantine, and rich people bribing their way out of it. I edited the premise, as I saw how it was slightly misleading.

The Issue- A Blackacre immigrant, @@RANDOMNAME@@, was stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days while officers checked @@THEM@@ for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in Blackacre. With the help of a domestic businessperson who they founded a business with attempted to bail them out, and failed, @@NAME@@ is now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Is simple bribery really adequate? Bribery is a crime, or at least considered pretty bad, by definition. The issue would essentially be "should your corruption stat go up or down?"

Besides which, the issue options don't really address the issue of bribery anyway. The description just assumes the attempt failed, and we're back to debating quarantine again. If we're going to debate medical quarantine itself, then what is the compelling anti- argument? "Rich snob can't be bothered" doesn't really hack it; it's not particularly compelling, and the public good argument of option 3 is too obviously correct by comparison. (also, what's the effective difference between Options 1 and 2?)

Also, "bail" and "bribery" are not really the same concepts. "Bail" is a set of conditions placed on a person to ensure compliance with a trial proceedings (Well, actually, it's a way for rich people to live comfortably at home with enhanced access to financial and legal resources, as opposed to the poor garbage in jail with limited access to the same, etc etc.). "Bribery" is an act of corruption were one party pays a second on the understanding that the favor will be returned in some way.

"Bail" doesn't really apply to the medical quarantine situation since the isolated person isn't really being charged or tried with anything. And it wouldn't really make sense to release someone with a dangerous communicable disease in any case.

Posted: **Wed May 15, 2019 8:11 am**

Woods Is Back wrote:
Chan Island wrote:
I mean, you can, there's nothing technically stopping you.

Just the editors don't like having the same issue submitted to them multiple times.

I see. I'll resubmit only once, and do you have any suggestions?

Yes- patience.

A good draft stays here for days, sometimes even weeks. Sometimes a draft disappears, reemerges 6 months later and still gets the green light after all of the critique.

Remember there are over a million users on nationstates, and virtually all of them will be eligible to get the issue. Quality matters. And quality is reached with many voices.

That s all.

Posted: **Wed May 15, 2019 4:22 pm**

Wait. Wasn't everybody on that flight from Blackacre? Why wasn't everyone detained?

Posted: **Thu May 16, 2019 3:13 pm**

Autonomous Cleaner Bot Cleaners wrote:
Woods Is Back wrote:The issue is people don't like quarantine, and rich people bribing their way out of it. I edited the premise, as I saw how it was slightly misleading.

The Issue- A Blackacre immigrant, @@RANDOMNAME@@, was stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days while officers checked @@THEM@@ for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in Blackacre. With the help of a domestic businessperson who they founded a business with attempted to bail them out, and failed, @@NAME@@ is now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Is simple bribery really adequate? Bribery is a crime, or at least considered pretty bad, by definition. The issue would essentially be "should your corruption stat go up or down?"

-SNIP-

To address this, I have completely removed option 2, while changing the premise, so it was more focused on this-

Australian rePublic wrote:Wait. Wasn't everybody on that flight from Blackacre? Why wasn't everyone detained?

Leading to this-

Woods Is Back wrote:The Issue- Blackacre immigrants were stuck in @@NATIONNAME@@s quarantine for three days while officers checked @@THEM@@ for Rubellan Measles, which had a recent outbreak in Blackacre. They are now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Posted: **Fri May 17, 2019 5:56 am**

A group of immigrants is complaining about a fairly standard quarantine check on entry? Why isn't there a "Send the ungrateful wretches back where they came from!" option?

Posted: **Fri May 17, 2019 7:19 am**

Bears Armed wrote:A group of immigrants is complaining about a fairly standard quarantine check on entry? Why isn't there a "Send the ungrateful wretches back where they came from!" option?

Ooh, didnt think of that. Thanks!

EDIT: Draft 3 is up!

Posted: **Fri May 24, 2019 7:51 pm**

Posted: **Sat May 25, 2019 10:22 am**

Is it possible to submit soon?

Or get more feedback?

Posted: **Sun May 26, 2019 10:30 am**

It looks like a mostly-plausible situation to me, but it also strikes me as kinda bland.

(spoilered irrelevant critiques.)

Posted: **Sun May 26, 2019 11:10 am**

Candensia wrote:It looks like a mostly-plausible situation to me, but it also strikes me as kinda bland.

Also

With the help of a domestic businessperson who they founded a business with attempted to bail them out, and failed, @@NAME@@ is now kicking up a storm about the situation.

Wait, someone tried to bail them out of quarantine? Careful with your word choice, as anything related to “bailing out” “posting bail” definately does not apply here.

In my opinion, however, even if they were quarantined upon their arrival in @@NAME@@, it doesn’t strike me as particularly controversial, it seems like an entirely reasonable precaution...unless (juicy reason thing) happened in the process.

Good luck!

Thanks! But I don't believe that your not looking at the most recent draft. I removed the whole bribery issue, in favor of "why is their quarantine" kind of issue.

Posted: **Sun May 26, 2019 11:15 am**

My apologies. Please disregard all but my first sentence, then.

Posted: **Mon May 27, 2019 1:24 pm**

Candensia wrote:My apologies. Please disregard all but my first sentence, then.

I slightly spiced up options 2 and 3

Are there any other places that you were thinking?

I am changing Blackacre to Ausblic, as on the NS website it said that Ausblic was used for some issues written by Australian rEpublic, who gave me the idea for this issue. They gave me the idea for this issue, so mind as well return the favor, and kinda put 'em in the issue.

Does the premise read ok, or is it clunky? I can't decide.

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