The High Tatras wrote:moral capabilities
What's that supposed to mean?
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by Greater Mackonia » Tue Oct 21, 2014 12:54 pm

by The High Tatras » Tue Oct 21, 2014 2:15 pm

by The V O I D » Tue Oct 21, 2014 2:17 pm

by Themiclesia » Tue Oct 21, 2014 3:20 pm
I greatly doubt that.The V O I D wrote:...So, there's an RP idea lingering in my head. But, since no one gains any interest in my threads, I need someone to act as the face/OP of said thread for the RP idea.
Anyone want the role of being my "puppet", sotospeak?
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• Themiclesia
• Camia
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by The High Tatras » Wed Oct 22, 2014 10:56 am

by Giliberafta » Wed Oct 22, 2014 10:59 am
The High Tatras wrote:Currently my nation's main religion is a form of Christianity that takes influences from some of the more radical movements of the Protestant Reformation such as Jan Žižka z Trocnova a Kalicha's Taborites and Thomas Müntzer's Anabaptists, both of whom called for total abolition of the feudal system and wanted to create a classless society. I have occasionally considered replacing Christianity in my nation's canon with "Christian Deism" that was popular with many thinkers during the "Age of Enlightenment". Atheism and any variety of pagan or animist beliefs are completely out of the question. What do you guys think I should do?

by The High Tatras » Wed Oct 22, 2014 11:08 am
Giliberafta wrote:The High Tatras wrote:Currently my nation's main religion is a form of Christianity that takes influences from some of the more radical movements of the Protestant Reformation such as Jan Žižka z Trocnova a Kalicha's Taborites and Thomas Müntzer's Anabaptists, both of whom called for total abolition of the feudal system and wanted to create a classless society. I have occasionally considered replacing Christianity in my nation's canon with "Christian Deism" that was popular with many thinkers during the "Age of Enlightenment". Atheism and any variety of pagan or animist beliefs are completely out of the question. What do you guys think I should do?
Well, do you want a classless society in your nation (aka a Communist state)? And is Christinity the , ost practice religion or just the official religion?

by The High Tatras » Wed Oct 22, 2014 11:12 am

by The Polarian Empire » Wed Oct 22, 2014 4:22 pm
The High Tatras wrote:Summation of ideology (still trying to come up with a unique name for it):
• All humanity (and by extension, self-aware species) are brothers and sisters, and all have natural and inalienable God-given rights. It does not matter if these things are called “life, liberty, and property”, “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”, “liberty, equality, and fraternity”, “land and liberty”, “peace, land, and bread”, or so on. These things are sacred and they must be protected for everyone. If a government fails or refuses to protect them for everyone, then it has no legitimacy and it must be either drastically reformed or dismantled and replaced.
• We support a democratic republic as the form of government.
• We support a market economy characterized by worker cooperatives organized around autogestion. Sole proprietorships are also okay for smaller businesses.
• Nationalizing industries does not solve problems. It simply transfers control of an industry from one corrupt bureaucrat to another.
• Industry should be regulated (but not controlled) to maintain competitive conditions and protect the rights of workers and consumers.
• A welfare state should be maintained to provide for the basic needs of all citizens.
• A good quality education is a right, not a privilege. Education should run on the concept of "empiricism", which is the idea that knowledge comes from experience. In particular, there should be a great emphasis on research projects, classroom demonstrations, and trips outside the classroom. "Inductive reasoning" should be encouraged, by presenting students with the facts and asking them to come up with their own conclusions.
• Voluntary collectivization of farmlands and agricultural property should be encouraged. Forced collectivization is contradictory to the principles of democracy and socialism.
• Industrial unions can bypass the government to achieve change. Tactics may include wildcat strikes, sit-in strikes, educating the public, and sabotage.
• Socialism is not inevitable, class consciousness does not arise out of thin air.
• We support internationalism; one world government should be achieved gradually through incremental stages.
• Fascist dictatorships must be stopped from establishing themselves before it is too late, but we must try to avoid direct military intervention in foreign policy whenever possible.
• We support free trade between all nations (except dictatorships), and no tariffs.
• Economics is the most important driving force in history.
• Taxes should be paid by everyone based on their ability to pay.
• The military should be all volunteer and there should be no draft or conscription.
• There is not and cannot be a vanguard party.
• We support free speech (except for libel/ slander, plagiarism, obscenity, and commercial speech).
• We support freedom of religion, but not freedom from religion (you cannot stop someone from expressing their religious beliefs in public, including in government buildings).
• We must be open to change and willing to find policies that work through trial and error.

New Caledonians are prompted to vote in the upcoming referendum to grant the state of Bennu greater autonomy or not. Elections for the Chancellor of the Dominion has the whole nation on edge.

by Themiclesia » Wed Oct 22, 2014 4:27 pm
The High Tatras wrote:-Snip-

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• Themiclesia
• Camia
• Antari
>>>Member of Septentrion, Atlas, Alithea, Tyran<<<Left-of-centre, multiple home countries and native languages, socially and fiscally liberal; he/him/his
Pro: diversity, choice, liberty, democracy, equality | Anti: racism, sexism, nationalism, dictatorship, war
News | Court of Appeal overturns Sgt. Ker conviction for larceny in quartermaster's pantry | TNS Hat runs aground in foreign harbour, hull unhurt | House of Lords passes Stamp Collection Act, counterfeiting used stamps now a crime | New bicycle lanes under the elevated railways | Demonstration against rights abuses in Menghe in Crystal Park, MoD: parade to be postponed for civic activity

by The High Tatras » Wed Oct 22, 2014 5:57 pm


by Auzkhia » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:02 pm
The High Tatras wrote:Themiclesia wrote:
Tatras, you mustn't make your nation perfect; it must have faults too. Only faults make nations interesting.
It is not supposed to be perfect. It is supposed to be similar to my OOC views, which may prove to be completely wrong.
Besides, The High Tatras does have a dark side.
20th century:
• We have eugenics laws. For a couple to be granted a license to procreate, they must first take government-approved childcare courses, submit proof of a marriage or civil union, pass a psychological examination, and take a blood test to check for sexually transmitted diseases and genetic disorders. Those who violate these laws are forcibly sterilized.
• The death penalty has been abolished and replaced by a delicate brain surgery that is designed to remove criminal tendencies and turn mass murderers back into productive members of society. In practice, this procedure has a high possibility for errors, with horrendous consequences.
• Government issued political propaganda (Do community service! Report crimes to the police! Vote in all elections! Pay your taxes! Buy government bonds! Enlist in the armed forces! Live a healthy and safe lifestyle!) is commonplace.
17th century:
• There is officially freedom of religion, but anti-Semitism and anti-Catholicism are rampant. Lynchings of Jews and Roman Catholics are a regular occurrence, and the government tends to look the other way.
• A person from one village is believed to have the right to kill a person from another village because that person stole livestock that belonged to his or her village.
• The nation in general is relatively poor, at least compared to massive empire states.
• Alcoholism is quite common.
• The nation is almost constantly in a state of low-intensity warfare with at least one of its hostile neighbors. It has few allies and many enemies. These conflicts were originally ideological or religious in nature, but raids for resources are common due to the relative poverty of the nation.

by The High Tatras » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:14 pm
The Polarian Empire wrote:The High Tatras wrote:Summation of ideology (still trying to come up with a unique name for it):
• All humanity (and by extension, self-aware species) are brothers and sisters, and all have natural and inalienable God-given rights. It does not matter if these things are called “life, liberty, and property”, “life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness”, “liberty, equality, and fraternity”, “land and liberty”, “peace, land, and bread”, or so on. These things are sacred and they must be protected for everyone. If a government fails or refuses to protect them for everyone, then it has no legitimacy and it must be either drastically reformed or dismantled and replaced.
• We support a democratic republic as the form of government.
• We support a market economy characterized by worker cooperatives organized around autogestion. Sole proprietorships are also okay for smaller businesses.
• Nationalizing industries does not solve problems. It simply transfers control of an industry from one corrupt bureaucrat to another.
• Industry should be regulated (but not controlled) to maintain competitive conditions and protect the rights of workers and consumers.
• A welfare state should be maintained to provide for the basic needs of all citizens.
• A good quality education is a right, not a privilege. Education should run on the concept of "empiricism", which is the idea that knowledge comes from experience. In particular, there should be a great emphasis on research projects, classroom demonstrations, and trips outside the classroom. "Inductive reasoning" should be encouraged, by presenting students with the facts and asking them to come up with their own conclusions.
• Voluntary collectivization of farmlands and agricultural property should be encouraged. Forced collectivization is contradictory to the principles of democracy and socialism.
• Industrial unions can bypass the government to achieve change. Tactics may include wildcat strikes, sit-in strikes, educating the public, and sabotage.
• Socialism is not inevitable, class consciousness does not arise out of thin air.
• We support internationalism; one world government should be achieved gradually through incremental stages.
• Fascist dictatorships must be stopped from establishing themselves before it is too late, but we must try to avoid direct military intervention in foreign policy whenever possible.
• We support free trade between all nations (except dictatorships), and no tariffs.
• Economics is the most important driving force in history.
• Taxes should be paid by everyone based on their ability to pay.
• The military should be all volunteer and there should be no draft or conscription.
• There is not and cannot be a vanguard party.
• We support free speech (except for libel/ slander, plagiarism, obscenity, and commercial speech).
• We support freedom of religion, but not freedom from religion (you cannot stop someone from expressing their religious beliefs in public, including in government buildings).
• We must be open to change and willing to find policies that work through trial and error.
I praise you, that is one amazingly creative mind bravo! A true artist never finishes it work.... if you wanna call that art![]()

by Todlichebujoku » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:41 pm
[violet] wrote:You are my go-to nation for long names.
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Apr 21 2020- Llalta wrote:omg tobu you’ve literally given me asthma with ur art

by The High Tatras » Wed Oct 22, 2014 6:47 pm

by Themiclesia » Thu Oct 23, 2014 8:00 am
The High Tatras wrote:Themiclesia wrote:
Tatras, you mustn't make your nation perfect; it must have faults too. Only faults make nations interesting.
It is not supposed to be perfect. It is supposed to be similar to my OOC views, which may prove to be completely wrong.
Besides, The High Tatras does have a dark side.
20th century:
• We have eugenics laws. For a couple to be granted a license to procreate, they must first take government-approved childcare courses, submit proof of a marriage or civil union, pass a psychological examination, and take a blood test to check for sexually transmitted diseases and genetic disorders. Those who violate these laws are forcibly sterilized.
• The death penalty has been abolished and replaced by a delicate brain surgery that is designed to remove criminal tendencies and turn mass murderers back into productive members of society. In practice, this procedure has a high possibility for errors, with horrendous consequences.
• Government issued political propaganda (Do community service! Report crimes to the police! Vote in all elections! Pay your taxes! Buy government bonds! Enlist in the armed forces! Live a healthy and safe lifestyle!) is commonplace.
17th century:
• There is officially freedom of religion, but anti-Semitism and anti-Catholicism are rampant. Lynchings of Jews and Roman Catholics are a regular occurrence, and the government tends to look the other way.
• A person from one village is believed to have the right to kill a person from another village because that person stole livestock that belonged to his or her village.
• The nation in general is relatively poor, at least compared to massive empire states.
• Alcoholism is quite common.
• The nation is almost constantly in a state of low-intensity warfare with at least one of its hostile neighbors. It has few allies and many enemies. These conflicts were originally ideological or religious in nature, but raids for resources are common due to the relative poverty of the nation.
NS stats not in effect
(except in F7)
Gameside factbooks not canon
Sample military factbook
Nations:
• Themiclesia
• Camia
• Antari
>>>Member of Septentrion, Atlas, Alithea, Tyran<<<Left-of-centre, multiple home countries and native languages, socially and fiscally liberal; he/him/his
Pro: diversity, choice, liberty, democracy, equality | Anti: racism, sexism, nationalism, dictatorship, war
News | Court of Appeal overturns Sgt. Ker conviction for larceny in quartermaster's pantry | TNS Hat runs aground in foreign harbour, hull unhurt | House of Lords passes Stamp Collection Act, counterfeiting used stamps now a crime | New bicycle lanes under the elevated railways | Demonstration against rights abuses in Menghe in Crystal Park, MoD: parade to be postponed for civic activity

by The High Tatras » Thu Oct 23, 2014 6:43 pm

by The High Tatras » Thu Oct 23, 2014 6:50 pm
The High Tatras wrote:My primary goal in life is to accumulate enough influence to actually have some kind of impact on the world around me. It does not even necessarily have to be a positive impact, as long as I have done the best I can do. If I cannot accomplish this in some way then my life will have been meaningless.
Unfortunately, I do not know of any ways I can gain influence that do not meet one or more of the following characteristics.
• Would require natural talents that I do not possess.
• Would require me to sacrifice some of my own convictions, thus defeating the purpose of self-actualization and achieving my fullest potential.
• Would require me to spend a large proportion of my life doing mind-numbing work guaranteed to make me miserable.
I think I am doomed to utter mediocrity at best. This is a very depressing thought. All I have left to make me happy is distractions and diversions that entertain me for the short time left I have on Earth (this forum perhaps among them).

by The High Tatras » Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:08 pm

by Auzkhia » Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:13 pm
The High Tatras wrote:I wish I could have a girlfriend. That would make me so much happier and maybe it would also make me finally grow up instead of being locked in some awkward intermediate stage between adolescence and adulthood. I long to move out of my parent's house, but I do not think I could live by myself right now. I slack off too much on basic household work and chores and I have also never had a paying job in my life.
Really, I'm just depressed right now and I wish I had someone to hug me who isn't my mother or a dog, although I have been wanting to have a relationship for quite a while. I am just afraid to try. I don't know how to start one or go about it.

by New Frenco Empire » Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:18 pm
The High Tatras wrote: I wish I had someone to hug me who isn't a dog,

by The High Tatras » Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:22 pm

by The High Tatras » Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:23 pm
New Frenco Empire wrote:The High Tatras wrote: I wish I had someone to hug me who isn't a dog,
Are you trying to say snuggling with an animal doesn't solve all of your problems?
If that's the case, you are a filthy commie heretic that needs to drown in a swimming pool of German Shepard puppies! It won't kill you, but you'l definitely take it back.

by New Frenco Empire » Thu Oct 23, 2014 7:27 pm
The High Tatras wrote:New Frenco Empire wrote:Are you trying to say snuggling with an animal doesn't solve all of your problems?
If that's the case, you are a filthy commie heretic that needs to drown in a swimming pool of German Shepard puppies! It won't kill you, but you'l definitely take it back.
My two dogs are my best friends. For most of my high school years they were my only true friends.
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