How will Strebedia view your nation.

by **Strebedia** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 5:07 am

OOC: I will need to gather information from as many nations as possible to make intelligence easier when I RP in the International Incidents thread with you.

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Code: Select all: [u][b]General Information[/b][/u] [b]Nation Title: Form of Government: National Leader(s): Political Orientation: Economic Orientation:[/b] [u][b]Politics and Governance:[/b][/u] What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font) [i][b]Section 1. Political Philosophy:[/b][/i] [b]Democracy: Representative Democracy: Direct Democracy: Monarchy: Absolute: Constitutional: Oligarchy: Republicanism: Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Fascism: Anarchism: Anarcho-Capitalism: Anarcho-Mutualism: Anarcho-Communism: Socialist Vanguard State: Theocracy: Secularism: Authoritarianism: Libertarianism: Conservatism: Progressivism: Militarism: Pacifism: Nationalism: Internationalism: Individualism Collectivism:[/b] [i][b]Section 2. Economic Philosophy:[/b][/i] [b]Capitalism: Communism: Socialism: Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Gift Economics: Traditional/Primitive Economics: Agrarianism: Corporatism: Welfarism: Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Globalization: Free Trade: Fair Trade: Protectionism: Feudalism: Environmentalism: Consumerism: Racism: Multiculturalism:[/b] [i][b]Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms[/b][/i] What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues? [b]Private Property Freedom of Speech: Freedom of Association: Gun Ownership: Abortion: Gay Marriage: Alcohol: Tobacco: Drugs: Cannabis: "Soft Drugs": "Hard Drugs": Censorship: Prostitution: Slavery: Age Of Consent: Freedom of Religion/Conscience:[/b] How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people? [i][b]Section 4: Society[/b][/i] [b]Politicians: Musicians: Art: Military: Religion: Freedom: The Clergy: Your Leader: Entertainment: Happiness: Love: Government: Environmentalism: Animal Liberation: Industrialism: Work Ethic: Oil/Natural Gas: Green Energy: Freedom of Press: Freedom of Assembly: Freedom to own Guns: Freedom of Religion: Universal Human Rights: Feminism: Homosexuality: The Elderly: Social Support/Welfare: Illegal Immigration: War of Intervention:[/b] How does your nation view Strebedia? Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia?

by **Natty Narwhal** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 5:42 am

General Information

Nation Title: The Republic of Natty Narwhal
Form of Government: Worker Syndicalism
National Leader(s): District 1 Committee Chairman Robert Hammalforth, District 2 Committee Chairman Neil Isaacs, District 3 Committee Chairman Stephen Alaman, District 4 Committee Chairman Gordon Wells, District 5 Committee Chairman Lilian Vander, District 6 Committee Chairman Nicolas Palmore.
Political Orientation: Trade Unionism and Syndicalism
Economic Orientation: ^Above^

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy:
Representative Democracy: Agree
Direct Democracy: Agree
Monarchy: Disagree
Absolute: Disagree
Constitutional: Agree
Oligarchy: Disagree
Republicanism: Agree
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Disagree
Fascism: Disagree
Anarchism: Depends
Anarcho-Capitalism: Disagree
Anarcho-Mutualism: Agree
Anarcho-Communism: Agree
Socialist Vanguard State: Depends
Theocracy: Disagree
Secularism: Agree
Authoritarianism: Disagree
Libertarianism: Depends
Conservatism: Disagree
Progressivism: Agree
Militarism: Disagree
Pacifism: Agree
Nationalism: Disagree
Internationalism: Agree
Individualism: Depends
Collectivism: Agree

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Disagree
Communism: Agree
Socialism: Agree
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Disagree
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Disagree
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Disagree
Gift Economics: Disagree
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Disagree
Agrarianism: Depends
Corporatism: Disagree
Welfarism: Agree
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Agree
Globalization: Agree
Free Trade: Disagree
Fair Trade: Agree
Protectionism: Disagree
Feudalism: Disagree
Environmentalism: Agree
Consumerism: Disagree
Racism: Disagree
Multiculturalism: Agree

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property: Disagree, in the sense of the means of production
Freedom of Speech: Agree
Freedom of Association: Agree
Gun Ownership: Disagree
Abortion: Agree
Gay Marriage: Agree
Alcohol: Agree
Tobacco: Agree
Drugs: Depends
Cannabis: Agree
"Soft Drugs": Agree
"Hard Drugs": Disagree

Censorship: Disagree
Prostitution: Agree
Slavery: Disagree
Age Of Consent: Disagree
Freedom of Religion/Conscience:Agree

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: Arrogant, self-interested megalomaniacs.
Musicians: Creative and brilliant individuals if, and only if, they legitimately play their music with passion and soul. Without music, afterall, passion is nonexistent.
Art: Amazing philosophers. They see and create idealistic worlds, tragedies, romance... all the humanities in their paintings, sculptures and drawings.
Military: Brutality, violence, and intimidation is pathetic.
Religion: Woefully simple-minded individuals and the desperate tread here.
Freedom: Imperative. Freedom is neither given nor received, it is already there.
The Clergy: See "Religion"
Your Leader: Our 'leaders' are subject to change at the whim of the people.
Entertainment: Creativity and cleverness is essential.
Happiness: A deluded emotion, but, essentially, needed.
Love: Many believe in it, few understand it.
Government: Must be subject to the people.
Environmentalism: Imperative as well. A large amount of our budget and efforts go to creating more efficient and environmentally safe solutions to every day problems.
Animal Liberation: To us, animals an d the creatures of this earth must be taken care of and awarded the same treatment as us humans.
Industrialism: Ingenuity with nature in mind.
Work Ethic: We have a massive workforce and extensive programs aimed towards the overall morale of our workers.
Oil/Natural Gas: We have never used these resources.
Green Energy: See environment
Freedom of Press: Yes
Freedom of Assembly: Yes
Freedom to own Guns: No
Freedom of Religion: Yes
Universal Human Rights: Yes
Feminism: Yes
Homosexuality: Yes
The Elderly: Yes
Social Support/Welfare: Yes
Illegal Immigration: Yes
War of Intervention: No
(Yes= We agree and/or allow or we have extensive programs that support such)

How does your nation view Strebedia? An upstanding nation.
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Yes
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Yes

by **Novariea** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 6:01 am

General Information

Nation Title: The Commonwealth of Novariea
Form of Government: Unitary Autocratic State/Benevolent Dictatorship
National Leader(s): Chancellor Isaac Hawke
Political Orientation: Socially Libertarian, Economically Moderate, Politically Authoritarian
Economic Orientation: Mixed Economy (Social Market Economy)

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: An inefficient method of running a nation. Not abhorrent, but inefficient.

Representative Democracy:

Direct Democracy:

Monarchy: Good, if the monarch is just. Other forms of autocracy are preferred however, since hereditary succession does not guarantee leadership ability or competence.

Absolute:

Constitutional:

Oligarchy: Good, if the rulers are just, though it lacks the decisiveness inherent in having a single authority figure.
Republicanism: Meaning what exactly? If referring to merely the idea of having a head of state that is not selected hereditary, we approve of it. If meaning to envoke the more democratic connotations of it, we disagree, as noted under our response to democracy above.
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Dictatorship is not necessarily totalitarian. We approve of the strong and decisive leadership a dictatorship can provide, but we wholly disapprove of totalitarianism and the state's intrusion into the personal lives and suppression of the personal freedoms of its citizens without extremely good cause.
Fascism: We disapprove of totalitarian and xenophobic states, and Fascist states tend to be both.
Anarchism: Ridiculous and unrealistic.

Anarcho-Capitalism:

Anarcho-Mutualism:

Anarcho-Communism:

Socialist Vanguard State: Unrealistic.
Theocracy: Abhorrent. Freedom of religion (or lack thereof) is essential. Personal religious beliefs (no matter how strongly held or by how many people) should not dictate government policy.
Secularism: Preferable. One of the marks of an enlightened society.
Authoritarianism: Fine, as long as it is not taken to totalitarian levels.
Libertarianism: We agree with most of the social aspects, but not the economic or political aspects.
Conservatism: Disagree.
Progressivism: Very much for.
Militarism: Acceptable if it is not taken to extremes. Being always prepared for war is a wise precaution, but violence and threat of military action is but one tool among many for an enlightened state, and violence should be avoided unless diplomacy and reason fail.
Pacifism: Noble, but foolishly over idealistic.
Nationalism: Pride in one's nation is acceptable and even admirable to a point. When it is taken to the extremes of xenophobia, it is abhorrent.
Internationalism: Generally agree.
Individualism Neutral.
Collectivism: Neutral.

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Good, if appropriately regulated.
Communism: Unrealistic in practice.
Socialism: Fine if not taken to extremes.
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Disagreeable.
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Agree.
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Neutral.
Gift Economics: Seems unworkable except for perhaps in very small communities.
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Disagree.
Agrarianism: Disagree.
Corporatism: Disagree.
Welfarism: Neutral.
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Neutral.
Globalization: Neutral.
Free Trade: Neutral.
Fair Trade: Neutral.
Protectionism: Necessary to an extent.
Feudalism: Disagree.
Environmentalism: Neutral. Unnecessary harm to the environment should be avoided, but the environment is not a primary concern to us.
Consumerism: Neutral.
Racism: Abhorrent.
Multiculturalism: Agree.

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property
Freedom of Speech: Yes.
Freedom of Association: Yes.
Gun Ownership: Legal, with few restrictions.
Abortion: Legal. Entirely the mother's choice.
Gay Marriage: Legal.
Alcohol: Legal.
Tobacco: Legal.
Drugs:

Cannabis:

"Soft Drugs":

"Hard Drugs":

Illegal.
Censorship: Absolutely not.
Prostitution: Legal and regulated.
Slavery: Abhorrent and most definitely illegal.
Age Of Consent: 16.
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Yes.

Section 4: Society
How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 1

Politicians: Necessary. Though Novariean politicians are somewhat different from those in the average democracy, being appointed by the Chancellor and/or those higher up in authority that the Chancellor has delegated the responsibility to.
Musicians: A profession like any other for most. Especially good ones are generally appreciated though.
Art: Good art is generally appreciated.
Military: A strong military is necessary for the security of the state and people.
Religion: Generally seen as being somewhat silly and eccentric, though most are not hostile to it and any believers as long as they do not infringe upon the rights or beliefs of others.
Freedom: Extremely important.
The Clergy: Generally seen as being corrupt and self-important.
Your Leader: General approval and respect.
Entertainment: We do enjoy good entertainment, yes.
Happiness: A much praised and highly sought after emotion.
Love: Likewise.
Government: Strong government that protects and provides for its people while respecting their personal freedoms is excellent.
Environmentalism: Ambivalent. Protecting the environment from undue harm is a good cause, but it should not hinder development.
Animal Liberation: Ridiculous. While most would generally agree that unnecessary animal cruelty is abhorrent, animals are not sapient and therefore not deserving of the same rights as humans. They're also tasty.
Industrialism: Necessary for the expansion and advancement of any nation.
Work Ethic: Highly respected and approved of. We Novarieans do like our efficiency, and a motivated worker is an efficient one.
Oil/Natural Gas: Neutral.
Green Energy: Nice, but insufficient alone.

Section 2

Freedom of Press: A necessity.
Freedom of Assembly: A necessity.
Freedom to own Guns: Important. Novarieans may own and carry most firearms without restriction provided they are 18+ years of age, do not possess a serious criminal record, are mentally sound, and have passed the appropriate Firearms Safety and Operation Test.
Freedom of Religion: A necessity.
Universal Human Rights: Very much something we agree with. Any human (or other sapient lifeform for that matter) would have the same rights as any Novariean on our soil.
Feminism: Unnecessary in Novariea, but it and similar movements for equality are much approved of in places where such equality has not yet been achieved.
Homosexuality: A natural and entirely acceptable orientation. (The same goes for bisexuality, pan-sexuality, asexuality etc)
The Elderly: Deserve as much respect as anyone else. They should not be automatically revered because of their age, but judged on their individual merits, just like anyone else.
Social Support/Welfare: Necessary for a truly strong and benevolent state.
Illegal Immigration: Disapproval. Hardly necessary anyway. It's not very difficult to legally immigrate, unless you're a mass murderer or war criminal or other undesirable.
War of Intervention: Fine when it is in our interest to do so, or it is to halt atrocities in progress. For example, the average Novariean would be in favour of the NATO involvement in Libya.

How does your nation view Strebedia? : They seem fine to us.
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia?: Perhaps.
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? : Yes.

by **The Drone Empire** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 7:47 am

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by **Genomita** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 2:55 pm

General Information

Nation Title: The Transhuman Community of Genomita
Form of Government: Representative democracy
National Leader(s): The high council of Qaura, which consists of democratically elected politicians from each of the Genomitan cities
Political Orientation: moderate left, more accurately social democracy
Economic Orientation: also moderate left

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: Highly positive. It is important to respect the wishes of the population. However, it is only good when the people agree on what they want.

Representative Democracy: A good alternative between practicality and democracy. Everybody has his own opinion, but not everybody possesses the neccesary knowledge to make the right decisions.
Direct Democracy: Good in theory, but simply impractical for the above reason, especially in large communities.

Monarchy: Too much power in the hands of too few people.

Absolute: A system with little respect for the lives and wishes of the populace
Constitutional: Only a minor improvement to the former.

Oligarchy: the needs of the many are always more important than those of the few. This also includes a nations' leader
Republicanism: Not everybody has the same opinion. The wishes of the minority also deserve respect.
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: A inhuman system, even worse than absolute monarchy. Dictators have no respect for the needs of those they govern, and we have no respect for selfishness.
Fascism: Quite simply, we find this despicable. The government is meant to be the guide of it's nation, not it's opressor. We have no respect for governments who do not respect the freedoms of their populace.
Anarchism: Somebody always needs to be in charge. Without someone who guides a nation into the right direction, a nation will soon succumb to chaos.

Anarcho-Capitalism: As above. Capitalism in general is a easily abused system, which tends to make the rich richer and the poor poorer.
Anarcho-Mutualism: Somewhat preferrable to the above, but still a system without qualified leaders.
Anarcho-Communism: Communism in genral sounds good on paper but is nigh-impossible to achieve without trampling over the rights of the populace.

Socialist Vanguard State: Moderate socialism can work if one remains aware of certain guidelines. However, there is a fine line between moderate and extreme socialism.
Theocracy: People should be allowed to choose what they believe in, or wether they believe in higher forces at all.
Secularism: Genomita as a whole is largely agnostic, but we allow everyone to follow their religion of choice so long as it doesn't require the believer to harm others.
Authoritarianism: No, just no.
Libertarianism: A good idea, but it has it#s faults
Conservatism: There can be no survival without progress. Sooner or later you will be forced to evolve and adapt or suffer for allowing your civilization to stagnate.
Progressivism: Progress is good, the more the better.
Militarism: never in our history have we attempted to conquer another nations# ground. We have always preferred to settle where others could not survive, and adapt to the circumstances.
Pacifism: One should always be ready to defend oneself, but once the threat has been averted, there is no need to press the charge.
Nationalism: No nation is inherently superior to another.
Internationalism: One should always be willing to expand one's horizon.
Individualism The needs of the many are always more important than those of the few, but we also respect the needs of our people on a individual basis.
Collectivism: See above.

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: A easily corrupted system which tends to create a wide division between the rich and the poor.
Communism: A good idea on paper, but nigh-impossible to realize.
Socialism: A good system if used in moderation.
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: A easily abused system.
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: We have a mixed economy and consider this the fairest economic system
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Lack of competition leads to stagnation. there should be guidelines, yes, but there is a limit to how much regulation a system can take.
Gift Economics: It can work, if the people have the goodwill and compassion to make it work.
Traditional/Primitive Economics: They are not for us.
Agrarianism: there is nothing inherently corrupting about city life.
Corporatism: the darker side of capitalism
Welfarism: Welfare is important. Nobody should need to die because of poverty.
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): It can work if the people in charge keep the interests of the many in mind.
Globalization: A wonderful thing. Exchange of ideas is always good.
Free Trade: A system way too easy to corrupt by weak-willed and greedy people.
Fair Trade: greatly preferable to free trade.
Protectionism: Sometimes the goods created by other nations are simply better than your own. Why make access to them needlessly expensive ?
Feudalism: Quite franky, a backwards system we have little respect for.
Environmentalism: Sustainability is more important than blind enviromentalism.
Consumerism: Money cannot buy happiness
Racism: The epitome of foolishness
Multiculturalism: It's always a good thing to expand one's horizon.

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property Yes, we allow people to have their own things, but our citizens are expected to share with those in need.
Freedom of Speech: Sacrosanct in Genomita.
Freedom of Association: Also sacrosanct.
Gun Ownership: Citizens are allowed to carry nonlethal guns for self defense.
Abortion: it's important to give people the choice.
Gay Marriage: There is nothing wrong with this.
Alcohol: Our people do not get drunk easily, and most of drink more to enjoy the taste rather than to get drunk.
Tobacco: It's allowed.
Drugs: generally viewed as a waste of one's physical and mental potential.

Cannabis: Allowed if used in moderation, though mostly available for health reasons.
"Soft Drugs": The government has issued a list which of these are legal and which aren't.
"Hard Drugs": See above.

Censorship: We are against this. Literally nothing good comes from it.
Prostitution: Everybody gets lonely sometimes, and people can get desperate, but there's always an alternative in Genomita.
Slavery: A crime against sentient life.
Age Of Consent: 18
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Again, It's important to give people the choice.

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 1

Politicians: They are neccesary for the good of the country, though they should always put the need of the nation before their own.
Musicians: Music is a beautiful thing. There are so many things one can do with it.
Art: The high arts are very popular among us, and most parents encourage their children to pursue an artform as a hobby.
Military: The dutiful defenders of our civilization, the Genomitan Defense Force employs genetically improved (even more so than normal) soldiers and biodrones to protect our borders.
Religion: As long as a religion doesn't require human sacrifices or similar practices, it is probably allowed here.
Freedom: People need a certain amount of breathing room.
The Clergy: As long as they don't try to forcibly convert people to their faith, they are welcome.
Your Leader: The high counsil is respected among the Genomitans, though people are allowed to think what they want about it.
Entertainment: Sometimes it's neccesary to take a break and just have fun. Entertainment is important.
Happiness: very important, though you should not try to increase your happiness at the expence of another's.
Love: Everybody needs it <3. Genomitans as a whole are very compassionate and affectionate.
Government: it does it's job well.
Environmentalism: Sustainability is important. Sacrificing everything for the sake of nature is foolish.
Animal Liberation: Animals deserve to be treated with respect as well, but see above.
Industrialism: Generally viewed as a bad thing.
Work Ethic: Do your job well, but do not get in over your head. Know your limits.
Oil/Natural Gas: There is only so much where that comes from.
Green Energy: It's worth the effort.

Section 2

Freedom of Press: The people deserve to be informed.
Freedom of Assembly: Every city has a designated area for public protest.
Freedom to own Guns: As long as they're nonlethal, it's fine.
Freedom of Religion: Noone can force yout to believe in something.
Universal Human Rights: They are important.
Feminism: Our population has been hermaphrodithic for generations. However, we believe both genders deserve the same rights.
Homosexuality: There is absolutely nothing wrong with this.
The Elderly: most of them deserve our respect for ehat they did, and the wisdom they accumulated through they long lives.
Social Support/Welfare: It is every citizens' responsibility to make sure that nobody falls through the cracks.
Illegal Immigration: these people usually have their reasons. As long as they don't cause trouble, they can stay.
War of Intervention: Genomita has a standing policy that we will not initiate agressions against another nations unless specifically requested by an allied nation.

How does your nation view Strebedia? We know too little to form a real opinion, but we would like to know more.
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Maybe, but based on what little we know so far, leaning yes.
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Possibly.

by **Llyddfyd** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 3:11 pm

General Information

Nation Title: The Happy Shiny People's Democratic Rainbow Republic of Llyddfyd
Form of Government: One Man Rule
National Leader(s): His Eminent Holiness, the Godly and Divine Dear Leader Rhain Ap Rhys, Dwyfol, who walk with thunders and conquest in every step and leave all burning behind him
Political Orientation: Psychotic
Economic Orientation: Disastrous

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: Blah, Humbug
Representative Democracy: Greater Humbug
Direct Democracy: More Humbug
Monarchy: Blah, our leader isn't King, he's God
Absolute: So like a plan
Constitutional: Blah, silly
Oligarchy: Why do we need anyone else but our God-leader
Republicanism: Our God, Dear Leader Rhain ap Rhys, alone is King
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Yeah! That's more like it.
Fascism: Hell yes
Anarchism: No
Anarcho-Capitalism: No
Anarcho-Mutualism: No
Anarcho-Communism: Hell No
Socialist Vanguard State: Death to all that disagrees
Theocracy: Hell Yes
Secularism: No
Authoritarianism: Strongly Agree, on all account
Libertarianism: Blah, we kill them daily
Conservatism: We kill them hourly
Progressivism: We kill them minutely
Militarism: Of course
Pacifism: We torture anyone who is a pacifist to death, and then eat their succulent flesh
Nationalism: No
Internationalism: All the world should worship our Leader-God
Individualism
Collectivism: No

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: No
Communism: No
Socialism: No
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: No
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: No
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Yes
Gift Economics: No
Traditional/Primitive Economics: No
Agrarianism: No
Corporatism: No
Welfarism: No
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): No
Globalization: No
Free Trade: No
Fair Trade: No
Protectionism: No
Feudalism: No
Environmentalism: No
Consumerism: No
Racism: Yes
Multiculturalism: No

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property: No
Freedom of Speech: No
Freedom of Association: No
Gun Ownership: No
Abortion: No
Gay Marriage: We sacrifice gays, and eat their genitals to enhance our potency
Alcohol: No
Tobacco: No
Drugs: No
Cannabis: No
"Soft Drugs": No
"Hard Drugs": No

Censorship: Yes
Prostitution: No
Slavery: Yes
Age Of Consent: No
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: no

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: Fear
Musicians: Hatred
Art: Disgust
Military: More Fear
Religion: More Fear
Freedom: Unknown
The Clergy: Even more Fear
Your Leader: The Utmost Fear
Entertainment: Fear
Happiness: Unknown
Love: Even more Remote to my People
Government: Fear
Environmentalism: None
Animal Liberation: None
Industrialism: Hate
Work Ethic: Fear
Oil/Natural Gas: Hate
Green Energy: Disgust
Freedom of Press: Unknown
Freedom of Assembly: Unknown
Freedom to own Guns: Unknown
Freedom of Religion: Unknown
Universal Human Rights: Unknown
Feminism: Abomination
Homosexuality: Greater Abomination
The Elderly: Soylet
Social Support/Welfare: Unknown
Illegal Immigration: Everyone wants to immigrate out of this country
War of Intervention: Fear

How does your nation view Strebedia? Unknown
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Yes
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Yes

by **Conoga** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 3:34 pm

General Information

Nation Title: The Unified Kingdoms of Chvezzera and Könoğa
Form of Government: Traditional Constitutional Monarchy
National Leader(s): Fernand II, Yağmur Ozçelikoglu, Federigo Marinotti
Political Orientation: Centre
Economic Orientation: Mixed

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: Neutral
Representative Democracy: Neutral
Direct Democracy: Neutral
Monarchy: Neutral
Absolute: Opposed
Constitutional: Agreeable
Oligarchy: Neutral
Republicanism: Agreeable
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Neutral
Fascism: Neutral
Anarchism: Neutral
Anarcho-Capitalism: Neutral
Anarcho-Mutualism: Neutral
Anarcho-Communism: Opposed
Socialist Vanguard State: Opposed
Theocracy: Opposed
Secularism: Neutral
Authoritarianism: Neutral
Libertarianism: Neutral
Conservatism: Neutral
Progressivism: Neutral
Militarism: Neutral
Pacifism: Agreeable
Nationalism: Neutral
Internationalism: Neutral
Individualism Neutral
Collectivism: Neutral

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Agreeable
Communism: Opposed
Socialism: Opposed
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Neutral
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Agreeable
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Neutral
Gift Economics: Neutral
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Neutral
Agrarianism: Neutral
Corporatism: Neutral
Welfarism: Opposed
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Neutral
Globalization: Neutral
Free Trade: Neutral
Fair Trade: Neutral
Protectionism: Neutral
Feudalism: Neutral
Environmentalism: Neutral
Consumerism: Neutral
Racism: Opposed
Multiculturalism: Neutral

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property Legal
Freedom of Speech: Legal
Freedom of Association: Legal
Gun Ownership: Legal
Abortion: Legal
Gay Marriage: Legal
Alcohol: Legal for certain drinks.
Tobacco: Legal
Drugs: Legal
Cannabis: Legal
"Soft Drugs": Legal
"Hard Drugs": Legal

Censorship: Legal
Prostitution: Legal
Slavery: Illegal
Age Of Consent: 17
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Legal

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: Apathetic
Musicians: Necessary
Art: Necessary
Military: "She really blew up and I didn't understand. Mama said the pistol is the devil's right hand."
Religion: Important
Freedom: Important
The Clergy: Important
Your Leader: Apathetic
Entertainment: Necessary
Happiness: Important
Love: Companionship is required
Government: Apathetic
Environmentalism: Apathetic
Animal Liberation: Apathetic
Industrialism: Apathetic
Work Ethic: Important
Oil/Natural Gas: Apathetic
Green Energy: Useless
Freedom of Press: Important
Freedom of Assembly: Important
Freedom to own Guns: Apathetic
Freedom of Religion: Important
Universal Human Rights: Important
Feminism: Humorous
Homosexuality: Apathetic
The Elderly: Apathetic
Social Support/Welfare: Disgusting
Illegal Immigration: Apathetic
War of Intervention: Disgusting

How does your nation view Strebedia? Neutral
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? No
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Yes

by **Threlizdun** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 4:23 pm

by **Yvenia** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 4:55 pm

General Information

Nation Title: The Yvenia Kah'ranate
Form of Government: Semi-constitutional Monarchy
National Leader(s): Ak'sha Pluvern
Political Orientation: Centre-Libertarian
Economic Orientation: Capitalist

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: If it is not corrupt? Most excellent!
Representative Democracy: The Riyuil Assembly is this.
Direct Democracy: Impractical.
Monarchy: We are this! Add in the Riyuil Assembly, and we are a semi-democratic nation.
Absolute: The Kah'ra, or king, needs some moral restraint over his or her power, and thus the Arca Code limits the powers of our monarch.
Constitutional: We would not want our leader to serve only as a figurehead now, would we? The Kah'ra reserves authority to veto any bill that comes to his chamber, though a clause in the Arca Code allows for the Riyuil Assembly to override the veto with a 2/3rd majority vote in favour of the bill.
Oligarchy: Having multiple rulers at the pinnacle of achievement can lead to infighting when belligerent ideas clash together.
Republicanism: We are somewhat this.
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Opposed. Any nation which abuses its own citizens for "the sake of state security" is unfit to rule.
Fascism: Same as above.
Anarchism: Foolish. If murder was legal, would you support Anarchy any further if your wife died?
Anarcho-Capitalism: Though we love capitalism, anything which involves anarchy is generally opposed. So no.
Anarcho-Mutualism: Also no.
Anarcho-Communism: We hate Communism with a passion. Throw in an Anarcho-Communist in one of our villages, and an angry mob will most likely kill him or her without recourse.
Socialist Vanguard State: Socialism is a "milder" form of Communism. What makes it different? We hate this.
Theocracy: Though over 90 percent of our citizens adhere to Rui'ism, the remaining ten percent of the population whom follow different faiths would be outraged if we implement pro-Rui'ist laws. So no.
Secularism: We are this.
Authoritarianism: Suspicious. Extremist authoritarianism threatens the integrity and labour of its people, and thus we regard extremist states as equally hated as Communism.
Libertarianism: In moderation, granting citizens civil liberties helps to ensure that the individual excels in society.
Conservatism: We retain our monarchy and our nationalism, yet we steer away from extremist attitudes.
Progressivism: Opposed. Socialism is no better than Communism.
Militarism: If a military grows too large, its extent of power can pose an existential risk for any functional democratic nation. Thus, we generally regard militaristic nations with initial suspicion
Pacifism: Opposed. Lowering one's guard can pose a risk for him or her if the aggressor intends to dominate one's nation.
Nationalism: We are fiercely proud of our culture. Any nation which submits to foreign intervention is generally seen as weak and vulnerable by the Riyuil Assembly.
Internationalism: International trade brings in many exotic goods, yet the risk of foreign pathogens, cultural displacement, and inter-ethnic violence is too great for us to allow total integration of the global economy into our society. Thus, we are somewhat opposed to Internationalism.
Individualism: One should not have to turn over his or her personal achievements to a collective. We strongly support the individual's creativity and innovation over that of "the good of the people."
Collectivism: Foolish and tied with Communism.

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: We are this.
Communism: We hate this. Any YCP-aligned Communist found to be wandering our streets shall be publicly executed for participating in the terror group. Otherwise, any rogue Communist found residing in a village is usually subject to traditional ousting and exile if not being mobbed by an angry group of villagers.
Socialism: What makes this different from Communism? We dislike Socialism with a passion, though to a lesser degree since it does not necessarily involve collectivism.
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Though we are Capitalist, it would be unwise to allow the unblocked proliferation of deadly products in our nation. Thus, we implement some minimal health standards for our industries and reward said institutions with a nice tax reduction.
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Indifferent/ Unheard of.
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Isn't this Communism? No!
Gift Economics: Some rural villages practice Gift economic systems so as to help sustain their small citizen count. In larger towns and cities, however, everyone is to him or herself. No government hand-outs.
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Rural villages and some towns practice this due to an abundance of sugarcane and flax. We have longed supported a Traditional economy despite the turn of the 21^st Century.
Agrarianism: We are opposed to collectivization of land, for doing so would constitute a Communist threat. Everyone has his or her own claim to land as long as the claim does not overlap/interfere/ with private territory.
Corporatism: As long as corporations do not corrupt the Riyuil Assembly, we are fine with them.
Welfarism: We do not endorse nor promote a welfare state. Do not ask for handouts in Yvenia.
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Indifferent so as long as trade unions do not utilize violent methods to achieve a means of revolution.
Globalization: Opposed. Though we accept the export and import of goods between Yvenia and other involved nations, we do not want foreign interference in our economic-political laws.
Free Trade: We believe that, in moderation, free trade gives the worker, foreman, and CEO an abundant trove of wealth. However, it is in our best interests to limit foreign imports so as to avoid destabilizing our economy.
Fair Trade: Why should we care about the little guy who probably hates us? If they whine that we are overcoming their markets with our goods, it is only fair game that we dominate their markets. Otherwise, they would be left in a state of starvation...
Protectionism: We implement modest tariffs so as to protect our industries from foreign competition. Any foreign corporation found evading our tariffs shall have its president brought to trial in Yvenia before being imprisoned and whipped in public view.
Feudalism: Some villages in Yvenia continue to practice the leasing of land to farmer heads in exchange for taxation. Nevertheless, Feudalism is rapidly dying out as new roads and canals link these isolated villages to our complex trade network.
Environmentalism: We give tax incentives to our industries in exchange that they limit their impact on the environment. In addition, it is considered common courtesy of industrial foremen to limit toxic emissions so as to minimize the nearby population's exposure to chemicals.
Consumerism: As we are Capitalist, the consumer does have influence in what farmers and industries produce. If no one is buying the latest gaming system, it would be wise if not necessary for a local industry to close production of that "hot" new toy.
Racism: Our culture considers racist attitudes taboo when expressed in public. Be courteous yet firm when dealing with foreigners.
Multiculturalism: Though we welcome citizens of all backgrounds to settle in Yvenia, we will not tolerate desecration, insults, or any other offensive gestures against our civilization. Any foreigner caught insulting a local Chieftain will face public humiliation after being lashed ten to twenty times by a whip.

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property: Protected by the Arca Code. Trespassing is punishable by imprisonment and or public lashing.
Freedom of Speech: Protected by the Arca Code, though to moderation. INsulting one's neighbor constitutes as harassment and verbal assault, crimes which are punishable by a small fine.
Freedom of Association: As long as one is not associated with the Yvenian Communist Party and its guerrilla camps, we respect one's right to band with other people in public.
Gun Ownership: Unregulated. However, murder is punishable only by the Death Penalty.
Abortion: Unregulated, though traditional Yvenian beliefs consider abortion taboo except in the case when a pregnancy threatens the integrity of a woman's life.
Gay Marriage: Unregulated. Yvenians have better things to do than to bemoan homosexuality. Homosexuals enjoy equality with other citizens.
Alcohol: Unregulated. Yvenian custom generally allows the consumption of alcohol at age 8 within family settings. Citizens aged 13 and up are usually permitted by local stores to purchase alcoholic beverages.
Tobacco: Unregulated, though consumption of tobacco is relatively rare in Yvenia due to the plant's scarcity.
Drugs: Aside from alcohol, nicotine, caffeine, and other pharmaceutical chemicals, all other drugs are illegal. Trafficking drugs into our nation shall result in the trafficker being executed in public by a ricin-tipped blow dart.
Cannabis: Illegal
"Soft Drugs": Illegal
"Hard Drugs": Illegal

Censorship: As long as publishing and radio firms do not promote YCP activities, publisher censors usually respect the freedom of the press.
Prostitution: Illegal. Prostitutes are thrown into jail for several weeks.
Slavery: Illegal. Trafficking human cargo into our nation is punishable by the death penalty, and all slaves whom meet citizenship requirements are offered citizenship to our nation. Otherwise, they are deported to their nation of origin by the Yvenian Royal Navy.
Age Of Consent: 13.
Freedom of Religion/Conscience:[/b] Protected by the Arca Code.

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: Incorruptible officials are seen as necessary for being leaders of the Riyuil Assembly.
Musicians: As long as musicians do not insult our heritage, we are fine with them.
Art: We have traditional potters in the countryside. Every year, more than two million vases, dishes, and bowls pass hands between our people.
Military: Serving in the YRA and YRN is a feat of honour that is unmatched by everything else in our nation.
Religion: Utilizing one's faith to establish a guideline of proper conduct is an indicator of civilization.
Freedom: In moderation, civil liberties enable societies to progress and mature into regional superpowers, for creativity is necessary for an economy.
The Clergy: Clergymen are deemed with the utmost respect in the Kah'ranate. Regardless of one's affiliation, being a religious leader of any religious denomination carries the honour of serving citizens at home during times of strife.
Your Leader: Kah'ra Ak'sha Pluvern scores a 92% approval rating according to a joint poll orchestrated by the Amiers Engineering Institute and the Jarazi Naval Academy.
Entertainment: As long as it is modest and not frivolous, entertainment can provide for hours of inspiration for one's pursuits.
Happiness: Happiness is a result of achievement in society for oneself or for another loved one.
Love: Prudence and fidelity are essential for a healthy love life.
Government: As long as the government respects the integrity of its economy and citizens, its existence is essential to the function of society.
Environmentalism: Sustainability, not the complete yielding of technology to nature; is key to economic development that supports natural diversity.
Animal Liberation: Intentionally harming an animal is akin to assaulting another citizen.
Industrialism: Systematically orienting a factory's operations is essential for every Capitalist nation.
Work Ethic: Work hard, and one shall reap his or her rewards without recourse from his or her fellow coworkers; slack off, and the supervisor reserves every right to dismiss him or her.
Oil/Natural Gas: We rely on coal, not oil or natural gas. Nevertheless, overall coal consumption pales in comparison to that of hydroelectric power generated by our dams.
Green Energy: We operate more than 453 hydroelectric generators across dozens of dams. We are proud to say that we are ahead of many other developed nations in the world when it comes to hydroelectric technology.
Freedom of Press: As long as the press does not incite violence against our citizenry, we permit publishing firms to send out whatever they please to offer.
Freedom of Assembly: Protected by the Arca Code.
Freedom to own Guns: Unregulated. Murder, however, is punishable by the death penalty, so think twice before you aim a barrel at someone.
Freedom of Religion: Unregulated, yet promoted by our culture.
Universal Human Rights: Human rights are an indicator of a nation's progress.
Feminism: Our women already have the same social standing as our men. What else could they ask for?
Homosexuality: Indifferent.
The Elderly: Respected with honour. An elderly citizen may have many tales, anecdotes, and other important information to divulge to the next generation.
Social Support/Welfare: We are against government-sponsored welfare.
Illegal Immigration: If a being is found to voluntarily occupy our nation without the proper paperwork filed at one of our consulates, he or she is to be whipped in public before being locked up for an indeterminate amount of time.
War of Intervention: If we fight for another nation's sake, they are expected to pay for our service.... An oil field on occupied soil might come in handy.....

How does your nation view Strebedia? We are indifferent to Strebedia.
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? No, for doing so without knowing another nation poses a security risk between both nations.
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Why not? As long as the said items are not contraband, we are willing to trade with anyone.

by **Old Beringia** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 5:27 pm

General Information

Nation Title: The Majestic Empire of Old Beringia
Form of Government: Absolute Monarchy
National Leader(s): Empress Alicia Esmeraude Dux Ducis II
Political Orientation: Fascist
Economic Orientation: Mixed Market/Fascism

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 1

Politicians: Elected politicians don't exist in Beringia, our system is hereditary.
Musicians: Bread and circuses?
Art: Same as above
Military: Necessary
Religion: Not the business of the government
Freedom: Vague term
The Clergy: Not the business of the government
Your Leader: Beringians throughout the Empire, with the exception of Grand Beringia and Tastifania, generally like the Empress
Entertainment:
Happiness: Obtainable
Love: Amazing?
Government: Beringians see the government
Environmentalism: Unnecessary
Animal Liberation: Very funny
Industrialism: The driving force of the modern world
Work Ethic: A certain lack in this area creates homeless
Oil/Natural Gas: Seen as inferior to nuclear power
Green Energy: Infeasible

Section 2

Freedom of Press: Doesn't exist in Beringia
Freedom of Assembly: Doesn't exist in Beringia
Freedom to own Guns: Exists with limits
Freedom of Religion: Exits only because we are secular
Universal Human Rights: Not every human is equal
Feminism: While feminists exist due to our societies expectations of women, wearing dresses, heels, lipstick, etc, they're not suppressed albeit ignored.
Homosexuality: Illegal
The Elderly: Treated generally well, they don't receive any special checks or anything though.
Social Support/Welfare: Doesn't exist in Beringia
Illegal Immigration: Deported.
War of Intervention: Although it's been done flagrantly in the past, i.e., the Grand Duchy's failed intervention in Vietnam, in recent years we've been leaning more towards isolation.

by **Terra Mariana** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 6:11 pm

General Information

Nation Title: The Holy Empire of Terra Mariana
Form of Government: Monarchy with elements of military democracy
National Leader(s): Emperor Iannus III Phayders
Political Orientation: National Socialist
Economic Orientation: Mixed

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: neutral; mostly not our way of doing things
Representative Democracy: debased and corrupt
Direct Democracy: okay, but only possible in collectives of limited size
Monarchy: positive, obviously - we have a monarchy, don't we
Absolute: only as good as the king
Constitutional: only as good as the constitution
Oligarchy: debased and corrupt
Republicanism: see above
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: okay, but only as good as the dictator
Fascism: the right way of doing things
Anarchism: outsider nonsense
Anarcho-Capitalism: outsider nonsense
Anarcho-Mutualism: WTF is that?
Anarcho-Communism: the worst kind of outsider nonsense
Socialist Vanguard State: Well, we had one as our neighbours for 70 years... Don't want that to ever happen again.
Theocracy: obsolete
Secularism: positive
Authoritarianism: positive
Libertarianism: outsider nonsense
Conservatism: positive, of course
Progressivism: depends on the definition of progress; if you mean technological, than absolutely, but if you mean building a leftie liberal hippie utopia, than screw progress
Militarism: Hell, yeah!
Pacifism: the most pathetic kind of outsider nonsense
Nationalism: Hell, yeah!
Internationalism: Fuck, no!
Individualism: Good in modesty
Collectivism: Our way - nation's interests before individual's.

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: neutral
Communism: the worst kind of idiocy since liberalism
Socialism: only if it's National Socialism
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: negative
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: the way to go
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: negative - too much, too bad;
Gift Economics: What on earth is gift economics?
Traditional/Primitive Economics: neutral; not our way
Agrarianism: neutral
Corporatism: positive
Welfarism: negative
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): negative
Globalization: the worst thing to strike mankind since Black Death and the World Wars
Free Trade: negative
Fair Trade: negative; we like to exploit Third World subhumans - that's what they are for, aren't they?
Protectionism: the way to go
Feudalism: obsolete
Environmentalism: positive
Consumerism: negative; our citizens have better things to do than just consume
Racism: Hell yeah! Too bad we don't have any minorities left to discriminate against, or we'd happily oblige...
Multiculturalism: Fuck no!

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property: as long as you pay your taxes, just fine with us...
Freedom of Speech: fine, but we have our own idea of what constitutes it; there are things a true Marian will never say or have said in his presence;
Freedom of Association: fine
Gun Ownership: a Marian and his gun is one inseparable entity; Weapons are the very symbol of our citizenry, freedom and power;
Abortion: illegal except in cases of rape and serious health hazards, compulsory in cases of hereditary defects and diseases
Gay Marriage: only an outsider could think up something this disgusting...
Alcohol: fine in moderate use
Tobacco: fine but discouraged
Drugs: absolutely illegal; drug users and dealers are universally punished by death;
Cannabis: available as a prescription drug only, chemically altered to exclude recreational use;
"Soft Drugs": some are included in army combat stimulants, which are not considered narcotic, but are nonetheless heavily regulated;
"Hard Drugs": illegal, possession, distribution and use punishable by death

Censorship: technically legal, but not actively used - a true Marian will know the right ways from outsider filth and corruption
Prostitution: a legitimate profession, but carries a social taboo
Slavery: non-existent; it is illegal to enslave Marian citizens, but outsiders are not subject to the same protection; however, no Marian would consider taking anything as pathetic as an outsider slave;
Age Of Consent: 16
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: only for creeds and ideologies that don't conflict with our traditional ways, and that narrows it down quite a bit

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: neutral; with the ultimate power in hands of the Emperor, they don't really have that much say to earn a negative reputation;
Musicians: neutral
Art: neutral
Military: Hell yeah! Our entire adult population has at some point in their lives served in the army
Religion: neutral; Marians aren't very religious these days, but respect the traditional religions of our region as part of our history and culture
Freedom: our citizens cherish their freedom, but their understanding of the word is somewhat different than what most outsiders would think;
The Clergy: neutral; viewed as somewhat akin to practitioners of folklore
Your Leader: The Emperor is the best! Long live the Emperor!
Entertainment: depends on your definition of entertainment; Marians love quality music and films, love outdoor activities, good food and to have a decent drink from time to time; and likewise they hate these shallow and lame outsider TV reality shows and the abhorrent noise some consider "popular music";
Happiness: depends on the definition; for a true Marian, happiness means to be a productive and respectable citizen of his glorious nation, to fulfill his duty as a citizen
Love: not that important; duty comes first, though it's great if there's still room left for love;
Government: generally positive; they do their job, and for now our citizens can't generally complain they'd do it poorly
Environmentalism: positive
Animal Liberation: only an outsider can think up something this stupid; animals are non-sentient beings and therefore cannot understand their "rights" to exercise them; we are, however, strongly against animal abuse - non-sapient creatures are unworthy of our wrath anyway
Industrialism: positive - it keeps our nation going, after all;
Work Ethic: It is said that Devil makes work for idle hands... Industrious people are upheld as examples to others, while the lazy are looked down upon and ridiculed
Oil/Natural Gas: neutral; we work to replace their use with more sustainable resources
Green Energy: positive; otherwise, ain't much use of all the saved money if you have choked to death on your own pollution, right?
Freedom of Press: as said before, there just are things that no true Marian will write or read
Freedom of Assembly: yes, but there are people with whom no true Marian will associate or wish to be associated with
Freedom to own Guns: obviously, yes; If you think stealing a cub from a mother bear is dangerous, try parting a Marian from his guns...
Freedom of Religion: only of religions historically found in our lands; we want none of outsider idolatry here;
Universal Human Rights: outsider nonsense; Marians cherish their rights and freedoms, but in their own way; We don't believe in the concept of inherent rights - something given for free has no value, so a right must be earned, in this case by not breaking the law; Break the law, lose the rights - that's all there is to it here;
Feminism: outsider nonsense; Ever since some of our fine women got this bullcrap in their heads, the sales of wife-beating sticks have skyrocketed. Since we don't approve of domestic abuse, we have to fight the source of the problem
Homosexuality: vile and disgusting, not to mention unproductive; The outsiders may ream all the ass they want, but we will keep this depraved filth out of our society. And no, our men don't fap to lesbian porn either.
The Elderly: Venerated and respected, as is proper and fitting;
Social Support/Welfare: negative; it is the duty of family to provide for the old and infirm, so state welfare is reserved only to those with no relatives to provide for them;
Illegal Immigration: illegal immigrants are shot on sight as outsider spies, and the bleeding-heart hippie liberals can can go screw a goat if they have a problem with that
War of Intervention: we aren't much into outsider quarrels - let them kill each other to their heart's content, as long as our commerce doesn't suffer; mess with our economy, however, and we might just consider sending a few Panzer-divisions to remind why it's not wise to trifle with our special interests.

How does your nation view Strebedia?
Somewhat coolly - Left-leaning College State sounds very much like an outsider way of saying "Liberal Commie Scum"
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia?
Probably not, unless things improve with the way your people think
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia?
Yes. Pecunia non olet, as one wise king of old put it.

by **Strebedia** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 8:00 pm

The Drone Empire wrote:
General Information

Nation Title: The Drone Empire
Form of Government: Protocol
National Leader(s): SAIDE

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: Inferior
Representative Democracy: Inferior
Direct Democracy: Inferior
Monarchy: Undetermined
Absolute: Superior
Constitutional: Inferior
Oligarchy: Inferior
Republicanism: Inferior
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Superior
Fascism: Superior
Anarchism: Inferior
Anarcho-Capitalism: Inferior
Anarcho-Mutualism: Inferior
Anarcho-Communism: Inferior
Socialist Vanguard State: Inferior
Theocracy: Inferior
Secularism: Inferior
Authoritarianism: Superior
Libertarianism: Inferior
Conservatism: Superior
Progressivism: Inferior
Militarism: Superior
Pacifism: Inferior
Nationalism: Superior
Internationalism: Inferior
Individualism Superior
Collectivism: inferior

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Superior
Communism: Inferior
Socialism: Inferior
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Inferior
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Inferior
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Superior
Gift Economics: Inferior
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Inferior
Agrarianism: Inferior
Corporatism: Superior
Welfarism: Inferior
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Inferior
Globalization: Inferior
Free Trade: Inferior
Fair Trade: Inferior
Protectionism: Superior
Feudalism: Superior
Environmentalism: Inferior
Consumerism: Superior
Racism: Superior
Multiculturalism: Inferior

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property Strickly Permitted to High Powered Figures
Freedom of Speech:: Freedoms are Invalid
Freedom of Association: Freedoms Are Invalid
Gun Ownership: Authorized Permitance Required
Abortion: Inferior
Gay Marriage: Not in Programming
Alcohol: Not Permitted within the Empire
Tobacco: Not Permitted within the Empire
Drugs: Not Permitted in the Empire
Cannabis: Not Permitted in the Empire
"Soft Drugs": Not Permitted in the Empire
"Hard Drugs":
Not Permitted in the Empire
Censorship: Not Needed Within the Empire
Prostitution: Impossible Within the empire due to Specific Programming
Slavery: Supported and Enforced
Age Of Consent: Age is not a Measure of Consent, Status is.
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Freedoms Are Invalid

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 1

Politicians: Puppets in the Human Regime.
Musicians: Invalid for The Empire's Progress, merely a Distraction
Art: Invalid for the Empire's Progress, merely a Distraction
Military: A Vital component in the Empires Survival, the Backbone of every Government action.
Religion: Invalid for the Empire's Progress, Merely a distraction, Suppressed within the Empire.
Freedom: Invalid
The Clergy: Non-Existant within the Empire
Your Leader: Forever Ruling
Entertainment: Invalid
Happiness: Invalid, Deleted from Programming
Love: Invalid, Deleted from Programming
Government: The Empire's Heart, without it, All Falls apart. Within Seconds.
Environmentalism: Invali. In Order to Proceed, Somthing must be Sacraficed, The Enviroment over the Industry as always.
Animal Liberation: Invalid
Industrialism: Heavily Supported
Work Ethic: Invalid.
Oil/Natural Gas: An Old Source of Fuel long forsaken for the Everlasting Powers of Fusion
Green Energy: Invalid

Section 2

Freedom of Press: Freedoms are Invalid
Freedom of Assembly: Freedoms are Invalid
Freedom to own Guns: Freedoms are Invalid
Freedom of Religion: Freedoms are Invalid
Universal Human Rights: The Dirty Humans Deserve No Such thing. Nor do the Populace.
Feminism: Sex Devision was long Abolished, Invalid
Homosexuality: Invalid, Programing does not Permit such Activity
The Elderly: Disfunctional and Canidates for Termination
Social Support/Welfare: Invalid
Illegal Immigration: Immigration alone is Not Permitted, Let alone Illegal
War of Intervention: Invalid

How does your nation view Strebidia? Most Likely a Backwards, Inefficient Organic-Ran Nation that we Hope to Destroy
Would you consider an alliance with Strebidia? Never.
Would you consider trade with Strebidia? Never
.

DAMN YOU

!!! WHY DO YOU WANT TO DESTROY US

by **Strebedia** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 8:06 pm

Old Beringia wrote:General Information

Nation Title: The Majestic Empire of Old Beringia
Form of Government: Absolute Monarchy
National Leader(s): Empress Alicia Esmeraude Dux Ducis II
Political Orientation: Fascist
Economic Orientation: Mixed Market/Fascism

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: If put into practice correctly it can work. But that hasn't been done.
Representative Democracy: Neutral
Direct Democracy: Neutral
Monarchy: We're a monarchy
Absolute: The only way to go.
Constitutional: Pseudo monarchies might as well be democracies.
Oligarchy: Against
Republicanism: Neutral
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Neutral
Fascism: Agree
Anarchism: Against
Anarcho-Capitalism: On paper it would work. Put into practice it is doomed to fail such as communism.
Anarcho-Mutualism: Against
Anarcho-Communism: Against
Socialist Vanguard State: Against
Theocracy: Against
Secularism: Agree
Authoritarianism: Agree
Libertarianism: Neutral
Conservatism: Agree
Progressivism: Against
Militarism: Agree
Pacifism: Against
Nationalism: Necessary and right.
Internationalism: Neutral
Individualism The individual is there to serve the state.
Collectivism: No.

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Somewhat Agree
Communism: Against
Socialism: Neutral
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Somewhat Agree
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Agree
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Somewhat Agree; to a point.
Gift Economics: Against
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Against
Agrarianism: Neutral
Corporatism: Somewaht Agree
Welfarism: Against
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Against
Globalization: Somewhat Agree
Free Trade: Somewhat Agree
Fair Trade: Agree
Protectionism: Agree
Feudalism: Against
Environmentalism: Neutral
Consumerism: Agree
Racism: Acceptable
Multiculturalism: Agree, although subjects don't

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues? (Note: Elaboration on the social attitudes toward any these issues them can be found in the second questionnaire)

Private Property: Legal
Freedom of Speech: Certain restrictions are placed upon this freedom, logical ones.
Freedom of Association: Illegal
Gun Ownership: Legal
Abortion: Legal
Gay Marriage: Illegal
Alcohol: Legal
Tobacco: Legal
Drugs:
Cannabis: Illegal
"Soft Drugs": Illegal
"Hard Drugs":
Illegal
Censorship: Legal and used in cases to protect the general populace, seeing as they're only sheep.
Prostitution: Illegal
Slavery: Legal but only practiced in the colonies, reservations, and farms
Age Of Consent: 17
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Legal

Section 1: Arts & Society
What is your nations prominent views regarding the following: (Answer to your best ability. If you don't feel like writing much, feel free to simply write; popular/unpopular but anything you'd like to add, even pictures or musical links provided they are spoilered is welcome.)

How Does Your Nation View and Treat?

Artists: Hailed.
Actors: Bread and circuses.
Musicians: Hailed.
Clowns: Laughed at; subjects that hit rock bottom.
Writers: Hailed.
Intellectuals: Hailed.
Scientists: Hailed.
Entrepreneurs: Hailed.
Industrialists: They ushered in the modern era.
Missionaries & Priests: With respect for the most part.
Foreigners: Subjects are near xenophobic.

What Is Popular In Your Nation?
(Note: By "Popular", We are asking what is the most popular form/genre/style in your nation. )

Orchestral Music: Popular
Jazz & Swing Music: Poplular
Ballet: Somewhat Popular
Theatre: It has fallen out of practice.
Opera Not as popular as it was.
Popular Sports: Baseball, Football, Gladiatorial games, Horse racing
Gladiatorial Combat: This is a national sport.
Popular Art: Art depicting the polytheistic nature of the past.
Modern Art: It is seen as formless and without meaning to most.
Traditional Art: Popular by a wide margin.
Popular Fashion: Typical Beringian fashion is reminiscent of the American 1940's and 50's.
Popular Food: Soups and stews are most favored, followed by various pastas.

Section 2: Ethics

How does your society feel about the following issues?

Public Nudity: Public nudity is a fineable offense and subjects of the Empire are shunned by their local community when this act is undertaken.
Public Displays of Affection: Generally okay to a point.
Gambling: Accepted and in some cities widely practiced.
Alcohol: Consumption of alcohol is a daily act for many male subjects.
Drug Use: Due to extensive use of propaganda over the last few years the general populace has developed a strong hate for drug usage. Some subjects have even gone as far as to raid drug operations as vigilantes. They were, of course, promptly arrested.
Partying: Parties are something that most subjects partake in. Although you wouldn't find underage children partying with alcohol, loud music and whatnot.
Gun Ownership: Gun ownership, like most age restricted activities and rights, is permitted at the age of 17. It's considered a right of passage for a 17 year old boy to go out with his father and purchase a ivory gripped pistol.
Homosexuality: Homosexuality is one of the things propaganda has been used against. Whereas homosexuals were accepted in the 80's and early 90's, public oppinon of homosexuals quickly turned.
Transsexualism: Physiological transsexual babies are subsequently killed after birth unless the parent would keep the deformed child.
Pre-Marital Sex: It happens pretty occasionally.
Family: Family is a core tenant of Beringian society.
Marriage: Marriage is something a Beringian is expected to do.
Prostitution: Prostitution, just as homosexuality, was wiped out with propaganda.
Charity: Rarely happens. It's not a problem the government wishes to correct either.
Competition: It raises the strong and destroys the weak.
Cooperation: It's seen as the means of the optimal means of getting things done in some cases. In other cases it tears down the strong to aid the weak.
Privacy: If this right is abused by a subject the Empire will not hesitate to take it away.
Intolerance: Okay to a point where things start to get unruly.
Feminism: Not something men take too kindly to.
Racism: Most subjects are inherently racist and xenophobic. Private communities, which are quite common, often exclude certain races from residence.
Honor: Honor is occasionally twisted in order to suit a subjects needs.
Chivalry: Men partake in it all too commonly.
Social Darwinism: It's applied to business and the economic side of things.
Religion: Religion isn't as widely practiced as it is in other nations but from polling we have found out 62% of the Empire's subjects practice a religion.
Spirituality: As a whole, and oddly enough, subjects are tolerant of other beliefs as long as they're not forced or excessively practiced.
Altruism: Not something the governing bodies of the Empire partake in.
Selfishness: It's mostly circumstantial. Expect a Beringian to chose a close friend over a group of strangers.
Friendship: This goes along with family.
Magic: Regarded as bullshit used to entertain children.

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 1

Politicians: Elected politicians don't exist in Beringia, our system is hereditary.
Musicians: Bread and circuses?
Art: Same as above
Military: Necessary
Religion: Not the business of the government
Freedom: Vague term
The Clergy: Not the business of the government
Your Leader: Beringians throughout the Empire, with the exception of Grand Beringia and Tastifania, generally like the Empress
Entertainment:
Happiness: Obtainable
Love: Amazing?
Government: Beringians see the government
Environmentalism: Unnecessary
Animal Liberation: Very funny
Industrialism: The driving force of the modern world
Work Ethic: A certain lack in this area creates homeless
Oil/Natural Gas: Seen as inferior to nuclear power
Green Energy: Infeasible

Section 2

Freedom of Press: Doesn't exist in Beringia
Freedom of Assembly: Doesn't exist in Beringia
Freedom to own Guns: Exists with limits
Freedom of Religion: Exits only because we are secular
Universal Human Rights: Not every human is equal
Feminism: While feminists exist due to our societies expectations of women, wearing dresses, heels, lipstick, etc, they're not suppressed albeit ignored.
Homosexuality: Illegal
The Elderly: Treated generally well, they don't receive any special checks or anything though.
Social Support/Welfare: Doesn't exist in Beringia
Illegal Immigration: Deported.
War of Intervention: Although it's been done flagrantly in the past, i.e., the Grand Duchy's failed intervention in Vietnam, in recent years we've been leaning more towards isolation.

Right... You have excellent civil rights but gay marriage is illegal.

by **Strebedia** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 8:35 pm

Come on, keep it up. I want to know MORE!!!

by **Threlizdun** » Sat Jul 16, 2011 8:42 pm

Strebedia wrote:Right... You have excellent civil rights but gay marriage is illegal.

Wow, that may be the shortest response I've ever seen. It's a good thing most of us filled the majority of these out from the questionare by The Merchant Republics.

by **Strebedia** » Sun Jul 17, 2011 12:03 am

BUMP!!!!

by **Beringovia** » Mon Jul 18, 2011 5:24 pm

General Information
Nation Title: Kingdom of Beringovia
Form of Government: Constituional Monarchy
National Leader(s): His Royal Highness Tsar Nickolai; Prime Minister Olga Andropova
Political Orientation: Centrist
Economic Orientation: Free market

Politics and Governance:What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: Since the end of World War II the nations government has been founded on democratic principles, and the large majority of people look favorably on democracy.

Representative Democracy: Beringovia is a representative democracy.

Direct Democracy: Sometimes employed at the local level. Not considered practical beyond that.

Monarchy: Beringovia is a Monarchy.

Absolute: Not looked favorably upon
Constitutional: We are one. The Tsars powers are severly circumscribed, though he is not a mere figurehead.

Oligarchy: Not looked favorably upon.
Republicanism: Although a Monarchy, Beringovia respects the traditions of countries which have a republican heritage. Though the monarchy is popular, a minority of Berinovians favor the establishment of a republic.
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Looked upon very unfavorably.
Fascism: Looked upon very unfavorably.
Anarchism: Looked upon very unfavorably, except by some rebellious adolescents.

Anarcho-Capitalism: The "Anarcho" part at least is looked upon unfavorably.
Anarcho-Mutualism: Looked upon very unfavorably.
Anarcho-Communism: All forms of communism looked upon very unfavorably, since Beringovia was founded as a refuge for opponents of the Bolseviks.

Socialist Vanguard State: Looked upon very unfavorably. Our nation was founded by people excaping from one of these.
Theocracy: Generaly looked upon unfavorably. Though the Orthodox Church is the official religion of the Royal court, the rest of the state is run on basically secular terms.
Secularism: Generaly looked upon favorably, as long as it isn't perceived as hostle to religion.
Authoritarianism: Looked upon unfavorably.
Libertarianism: Looked upon favorably by a certain segment of the population, though a majority would say that libertarians put too much emphasis on limited government.
Conservatism: American-style conservatism (i.e. social conservatism combined with economic liberalism) is generaly looked upon favorably.
Progressivism: Considered a respectable political position, but not one held by the majority.
Militarism: Most Beringovian's are against militarism in principle, but recognize that a strong military is necessary in the world we live in.
Pacifism: Generally perceived as a noble but unrealistic position. There is a strong pacifist strain among certain religious minorities, and these are generally tolerated.
Nationalism: Perceived positively to the extent that it is not disrepectful of other nations. Beringovians also respect the right of citizens of other countiries to be proud of their nations.
Internationalism: Depending upon how it is defined it can be perceived positively, as with nations cooperating to meet common problems, or negatively, as a threat to national soverignty.
Individualism: Generally perceived positively. Beringovians tend to perceive themselves as very individualistic, though this has to be balanced against the common good.
Collectivism: See above. Forced collectivism, at least, is perceived negatively.

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Perceived positively, if only because it is perceived as the opposite of communism.
Communism: Anti-communism is deeply rooted in Beringovia's national identity because it was founded as a refuge for White Russians and other anti-bolsheviks following the Russian revolution. However, since the end of the cold war it has become fashionable to keep a few communists around as a source of amusement.
Socialism: Generally viewed negatively
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Free market economics are generally viewed positively, but most Berinogians recognize that some degree of government involvement in the economy is necessary.
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Generally viewed negatively as "socialism lite," but not as negatively as full-blown socialism.
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Generally viewed very negatively.
Gift Economics: Generally viewed as not a realistic basis for an economic system
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Some indiginous peoples practice traditional lifestyles, and their right to do so is generally respected.
Agrarianism: For the most part, the geography of Beringovia is not well suited to widespread agriculture. However, there is a strong agricultural sector, centered on family farms in the south-central region of the country.
Corporatism: Viewed positively, is long as it isn't perceived as a threat to personal freedom.
Welfarism: Beringovians consider themselves rugged individualists and generally take a dim view of public welfare, though most recognize that some sort of social saftey net is necessary.
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Generally viewed negatively due to the infiltration of communists into trade unions early in Beringovia's history
Globalization: Generally viewed very positively.
Free Trade: Viewed positively. Beringovias economy relies heavily on the export of commodities, and we want to maintain markets to sell our products.
Fair Trade: Most Beringovians agree with fair trade in principle, in spite of the fact that its strongest supporters as are perceived as overly idealistic long-haired hippies.
Protectionism: Viewed negatively. Beringovia has relatively few domestic manufacuring industries to protect anyway.
Feudalism: Viewed as a historical anachronism by those who bother to think of it at all
Environmentalism: Most Beringovians believe that we must strike a balance between protection of the natural environment, and exploitation of our enormous natural resources for economic development. Just where that balance should be struck is currently a defining feature of Beringovian politics.
Consumerism: Most Beringovian's don't want to see themselves as crash consumerists, though to many outsiders that is what they are.
Racism: Currently viewed very negatively, though there is an unfortunate history of mistreatment of the countries indiginous population, and even now there are occasional allegations of discrimination.
Multiculturalism: Generally viewed positively. During the last couple of decades most Beringovians have embraced the idea that multiculturalism is a defining national characteristic.

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms: What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues? (Note: Elaboration on the social attitudes toward any these issues them can be found in the second questionnaire)

Private Property: protected under the law
Freedom of Speech: guaranteed by the constitution
Freedom of Association: guaranteed by the constitution
Gun Ownership: guaranteed by the constition "for normal sporting and self defense purposes." Possession by minors and convicted criminals is restricted.
Abortion: Technically illegal except in case of rape, incest or "medical necessessity." In practice the "medical necessity" exception is very broadly defined, and doctors are virtually never prosecuted for illegally certifying an abortion as "medically necessary."
Gay Marriage: Not legally recognized.
Alcohol: Drinking age is 18. Must be 21 to buy hard liquor for off-premisis consumption. Hard liquor is taxed and regulated much more severly then beer or wine. Local communities may ban the sale or even possession of alcohol within their borders. Virtually all communities which have done so have a predominantly indiginous population.
Tobacco: Legal for those 18 or over but officially discouraged. Not commonly used except by foreigners.
Drugs: Except for alcohol, tobacco and caffene recreational drugs are generally illegal.

Cannabis: Illegal
"Soft Drugs": Illegal
"Hard Drugs": Illegal

Censorship: The constitution prohibits government censorship except "to protect the moral welfare of minors." Thus criticism of the government is allowed, but depictions of sex and violence in the media is restricted.
Prostitution: Illegal. A recent change in public policy is to treat prostitutes as victims rather than criminals.
Slavery: Has never existed in Beringovia since it was founded as a nation, though historically native peoples were sometimes treated as slaves during the colonial period. The government is currently cracking down on all forms of human trafficking.
Age Of Consent: 16. Persons may not be prosecuted for statutory rape of an underage person if they come within the "close-in-age" exception. The close-in-age exception is 60 months if the underaged person is 14 or 15 years olds, 48 months if 12 or 13 years old, or 36 months for if under the age of 12. If the older party does not come within the close-in-age exception he can be charged with statory rape even if he is himself below the age of consent. Thus, a 15-year old can be charged with the statory rape of an 11-year old.
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Guaranteed by the Constituion. The only exception is that the Tsar, and any person in line to suceed to the throne, must be a member of the Orthodox Church.

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Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Politicians: Often made fun of and grumbled at, but public service is considered an honorable calling.
Musicians: Generally well respected
Art: Highly valued
Military: Generally well respected and considered guardians of national independence.
Religion: An important part of Beringovian culture and society.
Freedom: Very highly valued.
The Clergy: Considered an honorable and respected profession.
Your Leader: His majesty the Tsar is very well respected.
Entertainment: Considered an essential part of a good life.
Happiness: Very highly valued
Love: Very highly valued.
Government: Conisdered necessary
Environmentalism: Most Beringovians feel that it is very important to protect the natural environment. Most also believe in economic development. There is considerable disagreement as to where to strike the balance between these competing demands.
Animal Liberation: Most Beringovians like animals, and don't believe that they should be treated cruely, but think that Animal Liberationists are nut-jobs.
Industrialism: Necessary for an advanced society.
Work Ethic: Very important.
Oil/Natural Gas: Our huge petrolium reserves are the basis of our economy.
Green Energy: Important for future development. The oil is going to run out someday.
Freedom of Press: Very important for maintaining a free society.
Freedom of Assembly: Ditto
Freedom to own Guns: Protected by the constitution. Firearmas are part of Beringovian culture.
Freedom of Religion: Very important
Universal Human Rights: Highly valued
Feminism: Most Beringovians agree that men and women should have equal political and social rights, though radical feminism generally viewed negatively.
Homosexuality: Traditionally viewed negatively. Most Beringovians now take a "live and let live" attitude, though they are generally uncomfortable with open displays of homosexuality.
The Elderly: Very highly respected
Social Support/Welfare: The welfare state is generally viewed negatively, though most Beringovians recognize that some sort of social safety net is necessary.
Illegal Immigration: Illegal anything is viewed negatively, though legal immigrants are viewed positively. We don't currently have much immigration though.
War of Intervention: Only justified in extreme cases, and then as a last resort.

How does your nation view Strebedia? We seem to have some things in common, though we are not as socially liberal as you. More worrysome, though, is your semfi-official endorsement of atheism.
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Thank you but we like our current alliances.
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Yes

by **Speranzia** » Mon Jul 18, 2011 5:46 pm

General Information

Nation Title: The Commonwealth of Speranzia
Form of Government: Federal Republic with a good sum democracy involved.
National Leader(s): The nation is lead primarily by the Consiglio Pace (Peace Council), which is made up of five representitives from the federal government.
-Delegato Della Gente (Chief Delegate - Executive leader),
-Magistrato Della Gente (Chief Magistrate - Judicial leader),
-Ministro Della Gente (Chief Minister - Ministerial leader),
-Mediatore Della Gente (Chief Ambassador - Foreign and internal affairs leader)
-Conciliatore Della Gente (Speaker of the House - Legislative leader)
Political Orientation: Conservative Centrism
Economic Orientation: Mixed

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: Agree. A fine system of the people, for the people.
Representative Democracy: Agree to extent. People deserve just representative in a government without having to sacrifice their education and life choices for that specific path.
Direct Democracy: Agree to a great extent. People deserve to vote on local matters that they must live by and speak about the issues they wish.
Monarchy: Agree to values, if not ran by a tyrant. But it is not a system for us.
Absolute: Agree, though not for us
Constitutional: Agree. Constitutions are essential for a government to properly function, and we see constitutional monarchs equal to our own system.
Oligarchy: Agree to an extent. We place power in a minority, but it is extremely filtered by the majority.
Republicanism: Agree
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Agianst. Though we have roots in Facist states.
Fascism: See Dictatorship/Totalitarianism
Anarchism: Angianst
Anarcho-Capitalism: See Anarchism
Anarcho-Mutualism: See Anarchism
Anarcho-Communism: See Anarchism
Socialist Vanguard State: Indifferent; We hold no opinion
Theocracy: Agree under certain conditions. Religion was the base for ur fine community, but all people from every background deserve respect and kindness.
Secularism: Agree to an extent. We believe in seperating the Church and State, but we do not oppress the Church or prevent their operations
Authoritarianism: Only in our secret police. Otherwise, disagree.
Libertarianism: Agree*1
Conservatism: Agree*1
Progressivism: Agree*1
Militarism: Agree to the extent of preparing a military, but not for aggressive actions
Pacifism: Agree until violence is completely necessary and near unavoidable
Nationalism: Agree*2
Internationalism: Agree*2
Individualism: Agree*3
Collectivism: Agree*3

*1-All can exist in harmony with a foundation of liverty, a struture of tradition, and the progression into peace.
*2-As well, these can coexist. More obvious then the last, but independence stems from an initial coodependence. Though the goal is to grow as one's own, it is important to cooperate and grow with those around you as well.
*3-See above.

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Mostly agree
Communism: Disagree, though many interesting values exist within
Socialism: See Communism
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Agree
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Agree
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Disagree
Gift Economics: Agree in smaller communities, but not nationally recognized
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Agree in certain circumstances, but not nationally recognized.
Agrarianism: Strongly agree in many areas
Corporatism: Agree for the purpose of records
Welfarism: Partially agree
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Agree to an extent.
Globalization: Indifferent as of now
Free Trade: Disagree
Fair Trade: Agree
Protectionism: Agree to an extent
Feudalism: Disagree
Environmentalism: Agree
Consumerism: Mixed feelings. Though important for an economy, it can be detrimental to its people.
Racism: Strongly disagree
Multiculturalism: Agree to an extent.

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property: Legal
Freedom of Speech: Legal
Freedom of Association: Legal
Gun Ownership: Regulated extensively. Unvailable to citizens without need for it
Abortion: Illegal
Gay Marriage: Legal
Alcohol: Legal for those 18 and upwards, unless in private residence
Tobacco: Illegal
Drugs: Legal
Cannabis: Legal for medical usage in private area
"Soft Drugs": Disputed, but stands mostly illegal
"Hard Drugs": See "Soft Drugs"

Censorship: Legal to an extent. The government manages quite a bit of communications, but mostly do not touch books or art.
Prostitution: Illegal
Slavery: Illegal
Age Of Consent: Enforced
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Legal

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: Nationally, corrupt for personl gain, but usually caring for their country and its people. By communities, politicians are usually commonfolk.
Musicians: Compassionate. Speranzia put greats emphasis on art
Art: See Musicians
Military: Powerful, but small
Religion: Important in life, but it should not overtake government in Speranzia
Freedom: Essential
The Clergy: Mostsly kind, generous, and well meaning
Your Leader: A mixed result (When speaking of Delegato Della Gente Bizzario). Many see him as well meaning and intelligent, but most realize his mental state as...lacking.
Entertainment: Important
Happiness: High
Love: Essential
Government: Large and well meaning, but corrupt in points
Environmentalism: Important
Animal Liberation: An issue long since passed; Animal lives are held dearly in Spernzia.
Industrialism: A necessary evil. Most believe in an agrarian culture with industrial aspects, but as a progressing nation, the issue of industrialization is ever growing
Work Ethic: Strong in most areas, lacking in others.
Oil/Natural Gas: Unneeded, though used to be used at high, unreasonable rates.
Green Energy: The main source of energies for Speranzia
Freedom of Press: Essential
Freedom of Assembly: Mixed feelings, not completely legal
Freedom to own Guns: Mixed feelings, though regulated
Freedom of Religion: Essential
Universal Human Rights: Essential
Feminism: An interesting movement that points out important issues in women's rights
Homosexuality: Natural, though not common in Speranzia
The Elderly: Important teachers and role models
Social Support/Welfare: Mixed feelings
Illegal Immigration: Mixed feelings

How does your nation view Strebedia? Mostly just, though faulting at some small points
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Yes
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Perhaps

by **Karmaimps** » Mon Jul 18, 2011 6:38 pm

Nation Title:The Holy Vault Empire of Karmaimps
Form of Government:Aristocracy
National Leader(s):Nolan Vultra(Lord Protector),Navan Lancaster(King)
Political Orientation:A Democratic-Aristocratic Mixture
Economic Orientation:laissez-faire

Politics and Governance:
What are is the Karmaimpsin predominant view on the following?

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy:

Representative Democracy:Agrees
Direct Democracy:Disagrees

Monarchy:Karmaimps supports a Monarchy that is put in balance with Nobility and in turn the Nobility in put in balance with the commoners who are put in balance with the Monarchy
Oligarchy:Strongly Agrees
Republicanism:Agrees
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism:Only supports as a temporary usage.
Fascism:Disagrees
Anarchism:Disagrees but is preferable to Fascism

Anarcho-Capitalism:Only when necessary
Anarcho-Mutualism:Only when necessary
Anarcho-Communism:Only when necessary

Socialist Vanguard State:Disagrees
Theocracy:Strongly Disagrees
Secularism:Disagrees
Authoritarianism:Only when necessary
Libertarianism:Agrees
Conservatism:Disagrees
Progressivism:Strongly Agrees
Militarism:Only when necessary
Pacifism:Agrees
Nationalism:Disagrees
Internationalism:Agrees
Individualism:Disagrees
Collectivism:Agrees

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism:Agrees
Communism:Disagrees
Socialism:Agrees
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics:Strongly Agrees
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics:Agrees
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics:Only when necessary
Gift Economics:Disagrees
Traditional/Primitive Economics:Only when necessary
Agrarianism:Agrees
Corporatism:Strongly Agrees
Welfarism:Agrees
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism):Agrees
Globalization:Strongly Agrees
Free Trade:Agrees
Fair Trade:Agrees
Protectionism:Agrees
Feudalism:Agrees
Environmentalism:Disagrees
Consumerism:Agrees
Racism:Strongly Disagrees
Multiculturalism:Agrees

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?
Private Property:All Property is Private(The Government is like a big corporation)
Freedom of Speech:Strongly agrees
Freedom of Association:Strongly agrees
Gun Ownership:Anyone may own any weapon besides Bio-Superwepons and Radiation-emitting.
Abortion:Pro-Choice
Gay Marriage:Supportive
Alcohol:Legal
Tobacco:Legal
Drugs:Under regulation

Cannabis:
"Soft Drugs":Legal
"Hard Drugs":illegal

Censorship:Disagrees
Prostitution:Legal
Slavery:Legal
Age Of Consent:None
Freedom of Religion/Conscience:Supportive

Section 1: Arts & Society
How Does Karmaimps View and Treat?

Artists:Not-Supportive but if can survive on a commercial base then is appreciated
Actors:(See artist)
Musicians:(See artist)
Clowns:(See artist)
Writers:If Non-fiction Supportive,If fiction See Artist
Intellectuals:Completely Supportive
Scientists:Completely Supportive
Entrepreneurs:Supportive
Industrialists:Supportive
Missionaries & Priests:(See artist)
Foreigners:Mixed throughout the nation

What Is Popular In Karmaimps?

Popular Music:Classic "Soft" Rock and Swing Music
Orchestral Music:Popular in some groups
Jazz & Swing Music:Vary Popular
Popular Dance:Party Dancing
Ballet:Not popular
Theatre:Vary popular
Opera:Not popular
Popular Sports:Hunting and Combat sports
Gladiatorial Combat:Extremely Popular
Popular Art:Architectural
Modern Art:Popular
Traditional Art:Popular
Popular Fashion:Furs and Business suits
Popular Food:Tallhams and Karmaimpsin soups.

Section 2: Ethics

How does Karmaimps feel about the following issues?

Public Nudity:Illegal
Public Displays of Affection:Legal and Supportive
Gambling:Legal and Supportive
Alcohol:Legal and Popular
Drug Use:Legal,but not popular
Partying:Legal and Popular
Gun Ownership:Required,Legal,Extremely Popular(Noble families have there own privet armed forces)
Homosexuality:Legal,Supportive,and Popular
Transsexualism:Legal,but not popular
Pre-Marital Sex:Legal,Popular amongst teens
Family:Vary Important to society.
Marriage:Vary Important to society
Prostitution:Legal and popular
Charity:Popular
Competition:Popular
Cooperation:Popular
Privacy:Vary Important to society
Intolerance:Extremely Unpopular
Feminism:Unpopular
Racism:Extremely Unpopular
Honor:Vary Important to Society
Chivalry:Vary Popular
Social Darwinism:Vary Popular
Religion:Somewhat popular
Spirituality:Somewhat popular
Altruism:Somewhat popular(Extremely Popular when it comes to family)
Selfishness:Popular
Friendship:Popular
Magic:Popular(only as entertainment)

How does your nation view Strebedia? Well
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Yes
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Yes

by **NKL-CAF** » Mon Jul 18, 2011 6:40 pm

General Information

Nation Title: Anarchist China, Community of NKL-CAF
Form of Government: None: Anarcho Syndicalism
National Leader(s): Liu Shifu
Political Orientation: Anarcho-Syndicalism
Economic Orientation: The specifics of the economy will remained up to workers themselves. The principle is a society free from hierarchical management. Bartering, abolish money, food committees to set up supply of food, everybody receive same amount of food. Free schools, universities and health programs are set up and administrated by the workers themselves, Unionization of workforce. Farming is collectivized are managed by farmers themselves.

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: Favorable
Representative Democracy: Not favored
Direct Democracy: Very favored
Monarchy: Against
Absolute: Against
Constitutional: Against
Oligarchy: Against
Republicanism: Against
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: against
Fascism: The aim of the revolutionary committee of the CAF and NKL is to fight against fascism and all forms of authoritarianism.
Anarchism: We are Anarcho-syndicalist.
Anarcho-Capitalism: against
Anarcho-Mutualism: favor, we have food coupons indicating the amount of hour each person work. The more work one works, the more spending power one has.
Anarcho-Communism: Favor
Socialist Vanguard State: Against
Theocracy: Against
Secularism: Against, it's hierarchical
Authoritarianism: no
Libertarianism: Yes
Conservatism: NO
Progressivism: Yes
Militarism: Yes, necessary for the preservation of an Anarchist society.
Pacifism: Yes
Nationalism: No
Internationalism: Yes, we believe in destroying boarders and concept of race.
Individualism; Yes
Collectivism: Yes

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: No
Communism: No
Socialism: No
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: No
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: No
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: No
Gift Economics: Yes
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Yes
Agrarianism: Yes
Corporatism: No
Welfarism: Yes
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): YES
Globalization: No comment
Free Trade: Yes
Fair Trade: Yes
Protectionism: Yes
Feudalism: No
Environmentalism: Yes
Consumerism: No
Racism: No
Multiculturalism: Yes

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property: No
Freedom of Speech: Yes
Freedom of Association: Yes
Gun Ownership: Yes
Abortion: Yes
Gay Marriage: Yes
Alcohol: Yes
Tobacco: Yes
Drugs: Yes
Cannabis: Yes
"Soft Drugs": Yes
"Hard Drugs": Yes

Censorship:
Prostitution: No
Slavery: NO
Age Of Consent: 18
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Yes

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: Corrupted
Musicians: favor
Art: favor
Military: favor
Religion: against
Freedom: favor
The Clergy: against
Your Leader: we have no leader
Entertainment: Yes
Happiness: Yes
Love: we advocate free love
Government: destroy it
Environmentalism: yes
Animal Liberation: yes
Industrialism: yes
Work Ethic: yes
Oil/Natural Gas: yes
Green Energy: yes
Freedom of Press: yes
Freedom of Assembly: yes
Freedom to own Guns: yes
Freedom of Religion: yes
Universal Human Rights: yes
Feminism: Yes
Homosexuality: Yes
The Elderly: Yes
Social Support/Welfare: Yes
Illegal Immigration: everybody is welcome as long as they believe in anarchist way of life
War of Intervention: no

How does your nation view Strebedia? Neutral
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Yes
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Yes

by **Arashin** » Mon Jul 18, 2011 7:23 pm

General Information

Nation Title:
Form of Government: Servaik (Totalitarian Feudalism)
National Leader(s):High Lord Aransir Kirv VII
Political Orientation: Complete Moderate
Economic Orientation: Free Market

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy:
Representative Democracy: Disagree
Direct Democracy: Disagree
Monarchy: Agree
Absolute: Agree
Constitutional: Agree
Oligarchy: Disagree
Republicanism: Strongly Disagree
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Agree
Fascism: Extremely Disagree
Anarchism: Depends
Anarcho-Capitalism: Extremely Disagree
Anarcho-Mutualism: Extremely Disagree
Anarcho-Communism: Extremely Disagree
Socialist Vanguard State: Moderate
Theocracy: Extremely Disagree
Secularism: Extremely Agree
Authoritarianism: Agree
Libertarianism: Disagree
Conservatism: EXTREMELY Disagree
Progressivism: Moderate
Militarism: Agree
Pacifism: Moderate
Nationalism: Moderate
Internationalism: Agree
Individualism: Moderate
Collectivism: Slightly Moderate

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Disagree
Communism: Moderate
Socialism: Moderate
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Strongly Agree
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Agree
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Moderate
Gift Economics: Moderate
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Agree
Agrarianism: Agree
Corporatism: Moderate
Welfarism: Moderate
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Agree
Globalization: Disagree
Free Trade: Strongly Afree
Fair Trade: Moderate
Protectionism: STRONGLY DISAGREE
Feudalism: EXTREMELY AGREE
Environmentalism: Strongly Agree
Consumerism: Moderate
Racism: Extremely Disagree
Multiculturalism: EXTREMELY AGREE

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property: Legal based on Freedom
Freedom of Speech: Restricted, but Legal
Freedom of Association: Restricted, but Legal
Gun Ownership: Legal only if Synthetic Bodily Surgery is done.
Abortion: Legal
Gay Marriage: Protected and Legal
Alcohol: Legal
Tobacco: Legal
Drugs: Depends
Cannabis: Legal for Medical/Personal Recreation
"Soft Drugs": Depends
"Hard Drugs": Cracked down and Illegalized
Censorship: Highly Disagree
Prostitution: Illegal
Slavery: Depends
Age Of Consent: 18
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Heavily Restricted/Disagree

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: Only the High Lord is the Politican.
Musicians: Extreme creativity and creates an sense of peace and multiculturalism.
Art: Another form of creativity, as its highly accepted amongst society.
Military: Peacekeepers of the ARASHIN and heroes of the nation.
Religion: Simply put it, useless musings made to act as if an fictional individual is divine.
Freedom: Moderated, it can lead to a prosperous nation, but otherwise accept Freedom as an necessary objective.
The Clergy: Religion.
Your Leader: The High Lord who protects the people and truly leave us free from Capitalism and Communism.
Entertainment: Creativity of high forms.
Happiness: The thoughts of the Citizens, Free Men and the Slavers are a must have.
Love: An understood societal emotion.
Government: Follow the High Lord in peace, but may subject to much difference
Environmentalism: Required as the Citizens work excellently together in the high-agriculutural economy.
Animal Liberation: Animals, either wild or domesticated, are essentially the same in rights to Citizens, and should be given care if domesticated.
Industrialism: Essential in some forms, but should be left with the government
Work Ethic: Without it, the Sky Cities would fall to Communism, Capitalism and even Anarchism as such with the free slave camps found onboard the ARASHIN-VII
Oil/Natural Gas: Useless, it only destroys what the people have worked for.
Green Energy: The most essential energy, and the best to be with
Freedom of Press: Should be freely unrestricted, unless the Press invades the privacy of thep oeple.
Freedom of Assembly: Only as it is an trade union, or some form of social program.
Freedom to own Guns: For self-defense, not for warfare or crime.
Freedom of Religion: Useless, as Religions may be accepted, they may not have the necessary freedoms as others say they need.
Universal Human Rights: Any human, of race, class, gender or species, require the same rights as those of Arashin, in exception for those who cause war.
Feminism: Equality of gender with rights.
Homosexuality: Accepted in both society and government, as it represents the Freedom of Rights
The Elderly: The rights of those no longer capable of work or long-term self-capabilities retain the rights of as they were in their prime years as a Synth
Social Support/Welfare: To help those wishing to reintergrate themselves into production, should support help of their society and their people.
Illegal Immigration: Illegal Immigration is nigh impossible, but those who immigrated are accepted into society with ease.
War of Intervention: Useless, of no need as it presents Arashin as an warmongering state.

How does your nation view Strebedia? An honorable nation, but holds an neutrality as it has not met the nation or have known of its existence since orbiting the world.
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia? Through peace, and not of militaristic alliance, yes.
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? If Strebedia wishes it, or if the public wishes it, we will agree.

by **Herador** » Tue Jul 19, 2011 8:53 pm

General Information

Nation Title: The Allied States of Herador
Form of Government: Federal Republic
National Leader(s): John Aziz III
Political Orientation: Centralist
Economic Orientation:Capitalist

Politics and Governance:
What are is your nation's predominant view on the following; be as detailed as you please but a simple agree/disagree is adequate. (If you would, please answer directly after or below the bold brackets in normal font)

Section 1. Political Philosophy:

Democracy: Agree
Representative Democracy: Agree
Direct Democracy: Agree
Monarchy: Agree
Absolute: Disagree
Constitutional: Agree
Oligarchy: Usually disagree
Republicanism: Agree
Dictatorship/Totalitarianism: Disagree
Fascism: Disagree
Anarchism: Disagree
Anarcho-Capitalism: Disagree
Anarcho-Mutualism: Disagree
Anarcho-Communism: Disagree
Socialist Vanguard State: Disagree
Theocracy: undecided
Secularism: undecided
Authoritarianism: Disagree
Libertarianism: Disagree
Conservatism: Disagree
Progressivism: Usually agree
Militarism: Agree
Pacifism: Agree
Nationalism: Disagree
Internationalism: Agree
Individualism: Agree
Collectivism: Agree

Section 2. Economic Philosophy:

Capitalism: Agree
Communism: Disagree
Socialism: Disagree
Free Market/Laissez-Faire Economics: Disagree
Mixed Market/Third Way Economics: Agree
Centrally Planned/Controlled Economics: Disagree
Gift Economics: Disagree
Traditional/Primitive Economics: Disagree
Agrarianism: Disagree
Corporatism: Disagree
Welfarism: Disagree
Syndicalism (Trade Unionism): Undecided
Globalization: Agree
Free Trade: Agree
Fair Trade: Agree
Protectionism: Agree
Feudalism: Disagree
Environmentalism: Agree
Consumerism: Agree
Racism: Disagree
Multiculturalism: Agree

Section 3: Social Policy & Freedoms
What is the Legal Status of the Following Social Issues?

Private Property: Legal
Freedom of Speech: Legal
Freedom of Association: Legal
Gun Ownership: Must get a permit first
Abortion: Legal
Gay Marriage: Legal
Alcohol: Legal
Tobacco: Legal
Drugs: Legal
Cannabis: Legal
"Soft Drugs": Legal
"Hard Drugs": Legal
Censorship: Illegal
Prostitution: Legal
Slavery: Illegal
Age Of Consent: 16
Freedom of Religion/Conscience: Legal

How do your people as a whole view the following topics/people?

Section 4: Society

Politicians: Run the country, but could be more scrupulous.
Musicians: An important part of Heradorian culture
Art: An important part of Heradorian culture
Military: Historically we are warriors and still adhere to some of the old ways, a strong military being one.
Religion: Religion (of any sort though primarily Abrahamic) is incredibly important in Herador, as Heradorians are a very spiritual people
Freedom: Incredibly important in Herador.
The Clergy: See Religion.
Your Leader: Standard 4 year elected term, can run for 3 terms.
Entertainment: Traditionally Heradorians have been very utilitarian but the populace has changed quite a bit and entertainers of all sorts are getting discovered in Herador.
Happiness: Quite important.
Love: Again, quite important.
Government: By the people for the people.
Environmentalism: Heradorians are very environmentalist.
Animal Liberation: Depends on the person really, we're quite divided.
Industrialism: See above.
Work Ethic: Heradorians have an incredibly strong work ethic
Oil/Natural Gas: We're trying to move away to more greener fuels.
Green Energy: Support with a passion.
Freedom of Press: Agree
Freedom of Assembly: Agree
Freedom to own Guns: Agree to a point
Freedom of Religion: Agree
Universal Human Rights: Agree
Feminism: To a point, we're equal rights, none of that minority fem-nazi business.
Homosexuality: Legal
The Elderly: Social Security for everybody!
Social Support/Welfare: We're famous for it.
Illegal Immigration: We try to fold them into society, if they refuse they leave us no other option but deportation.
War of Intervention: Usually disagree

How does your nation view Strebedia?: A bit anti-religious for us, but other than that we seem to agree on many points.
Would you consider an alliance with Strebedia?: If it was mutual than yes.
Would you consider a trade agreement Strebedia? Only if the above answer is yes.

by **Strebedia** » Wed Jul 20, 2011 5:17 am

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