Leader invites to cruise(MT|No violence|Meeting|IC|Closed)

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"Yes, but I think giving the people some more freedom to say things they want to say is not too bad a thing, unless they start protesting and rioting, that is." says Thatcher

"Oh, people can say whatever they want in Krugeristan, but the minute the so-called 'social justice warriors' come out--" Golahman made a slashing gesture across his throat.

"Well, that is unfortunate. Karak, also, how does your economic and taxation system work out?" says Thatcher

[Krugeristan]

"Oh, people can say whatever they want in Krugeristan, but the minute the so-called 'social justice warriors' come out--" Golahman made a slashing gesture across his throat.

"Well, that is unfortunate. Karak, also, how does your economic and taxation system work out?" says Thatcher

"Everyone pays a flat tax, no matter their income. Businesses face little regulations, aside from various common sense regulations. People are allowed to have money overseas, and we have no welfare."

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"Well, that is unfortunate. Karak, also, how does your economic and taxation system work out?" says Thatcher

"Everyone pays a flat tax, no matter their income. Businesses face little regulations, aside from various common sense regulations. People are allowed to have money overseas, and we have no welfare."

"That sounds excellent! I wonder why you do not wish to open your economy up further, as others can invest and help your economy grow faster and stronger." says Thatcher, waiting for her order to arrive.

[Krugeristan]

"Everyone pays a flat tax, no matter their income. Businesses face little regulations, aside from various common sense regulations. People are allowed to have money overseas, and we have no welfare."

"That sounds excellent! I wonder why you do not wish to open your economy up further, as others can invest and help your economy grow faster and stronger." says Thatcher, waiting for her order to arrive.

"Let's talk about something else, now, shall we?" Golahman could see that no matter what he said, Thatcher was going to ask why he wouldn't open up his economy.

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"That sounds excellent! I wonder why you do not wish to open your economy up further, as others can invest and help your economy grow faster and stronger." says Thatcher, waiting for her order to arrive.

"Let's talk about something else, now, shall we?" Golahman could see that no matter what he said, Thatcher was going to ask why he wouldn't open up his economy.

"Alright then. Tell me more about your country's labour laws and your views about ISIS and the Middle East, and also about your views on communism and of course, on the US and Reagan when he was President." says Thatcher, noting that Golahman was not interested in talking about opening up Krugeristan's economy.

[Krugeristan]

"Let's talk about something else, now, shall we?" Golahman could see that no matter what he said, Thatcher was going to ask why he wouldn't open up his economy.

"Alright then. Tell me more about your country's labour laws and your views about ISIS and the Middle East, and also about your views on communism and of course, on the US and Reagan when he was President." says Thatcher, noting that Golahman was not interested in talking about opening up Krugeristan's economy.

"Communism is illegal, for one thing. Anyone suspected of being a Communist is shot." Golahman smirked. "Everyone has to work if they're physically capable, because we don't have welfare. Minimum wage is seven rubles an hour, and it isn't going to be raised any time soon. We don't have an issue with ISIS, because we don't have Muslims in Krugeristan, and we're not going to let them in. You already know we're selling arms to Assad, and he's let a few of our armored and dog divisions come to Syria to wreak havoc on ISIS and the FSA." He took a sip of his coffee. "Krugeristan wasn't a country when Reagan was president. My parents had thought he was going to fix everything, and although he did, the plan to leave America was back once the Clintons took office. 1995, Krugeristan was born. Yeltsin gave us parts of east Russia, along with some islands, and let us start building. Putin, thank the Lord for him, was gracious with us. Gave us arms, soldiers, and supplies, and we've been self-sufficient ever since."

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"Alright then. Tell me more about your country's labour laws and your views about ISIS and the Middle East, and also about your views on communism and of course, on the US and Reagan when he was President." says Thatcher, noting that Golahman was not interested in talking about opening up Krugeristan's economy.

"Communism is illegal, for one thing. Anyone suspected of being a Communist is shot." Golahman smirked. "Everyone has to work if they're physically capable, because we don't have welfare. Minimum wage is seven rubles an hour, and it isn't going to be raised any time soon. We don't have an issue with ISIS, because we don't have Muslims in Krugeristan, and we're not going to let them in. You already know we're selling arms to Assad, and he's let a few of our armored and dog divisions come to Syria to wreak havoc on ISIS and the FSA." He took a sip of his coffee. "Krugeristan wasn't a country when Reagan was president. My parents had thought he was going to fix everything, and although he did, the plan to leave America was back once the Clintons took office. 1995, Krugeristan was born. Yeltsin gave us parts of east Russia, along with some islands, and let us start building. Putin, thank the Lord for him, was gracious with us. Gave us arms, soldiers, and supplies, and we've been self-sufficient ever since."

"Well, I think that sounds rather pleasant. Here in the IUC, we have no minimum wage but the government sets the tone by paying workers a so called "recommended wage standard", and companies just use that as a guideline. We have sent in a lot of arms, but no troops, to combat ISIS, and we think that the world should stand united against radical Islam. Also, why do you shoot commies? We put them to labour camps for life, more economically productive, in my opinion." says Thatcher.

[Krugeristan]

"Communism is illegal, for one thing. Anyone suspected of being a Communist is shot." Golahman smirked. "Everyone has to work if they're physically capable, because we don't have welfare. Minimum wage is seven rubles an hour, and it isn't going to be raised any time soon. We don't have an issue with ISIS, because we don't have Muslims in Krugeristan, and we're not going to let them in. You already know we're selling arms to Assad, and he's let a few of our armored and dog divisions come to Syria to wreak havoc on ISIS and the FSA." He took a sip of his coffee. "Krugeristan wasn't a country when Reagan was president. My parents had thought he was going to fix everything, and although he did, the plan to leave America was back once the Clintons took office. 1995, Krugeristan was born. Yeltsin gave us parts of east Russia, along with some islands, and let us start building. Putin, thank the Lord for him, was gracious with us. Gave us arms, soldiers, and supplies, and we've been self-sufficient ever since."

"Well, I think that sounds rather pleasant. Here in the IUC, we have no minimum wage but the government sets the tone by paying workers a so called "recommended wage standard", and companies just use that as a guideline. We have sent in a lot of arms, but no troops, to combat ISIS, and we think that the world should stand united against radical Islam. Also, why do you shoot commies? We put them to labour camps for life, more economically productive, in my opinion." says Thatcher.

We don't shoot all of them. The ones who just spread propaganda are sent to the oil fields to labor without pay. The ones who attempt revolution and have killed people are shot. Or mauled. I know, we take great pride in our war dogs."

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"Well, I think that sounds rather pleasant. Here in the IUC, we have no minimum wage but the government sets the tone by paying workers a so called "recommended wage standard", and companies just use that as a guideline. We have sent in a lot of arms, but no troops, to combat ISIS, and we think that the world should stand united against radical Islam. Also, why do you shoot commies? We put them to labour camps for life, more economically productive, in my opinion." says Thatcher.

We don't shoot all of them. The ones who just spread propaganda are sent to the oil fields to labor without pay. The ones who attempt revolution and have killed people are shot. Or mauled. I know, we take great pride in our war dogs."

"That sounds... A little tad grisly..." says Thatcher, eyes bulging.

[Krugeristan]

We don't shoot all of them. The ones who just spread propaganda are sent to the oil fields to labor without pay. The ones who attempt revolution and have killed people are shot. Or mauled. I know, we take great pride in our war dogs."

"That sounds... A little tad grisly..." says Thatcher, eyes bulging.

"Yes, but it keeps people in line. That's what we stand for. Respect for authority while sponsoring free markets."

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

"That sounds... A little tad grisly..." says Thatcher, eyes bulging.

"Yes, but it keeps people in line. That's what we stand for. Respect for authority while sponsoring free markets."

That is alright, but isn't mauled to death a tad too cruel...?" asks Thatcher

[Krugeristan]

"Yes, but it keeps people in line. That's what we stand for. Respect for authority while sponsoring free markets."

That is alright, but isn't mauled to death a tad too cruel...?" asks Thatcher

"Nope." Golahman picked up his fork when their food arrived. "Cruel is punishing people who worked hard to make themselves wealthy. Cruel is giving money to someone who doesn't deserve it. Cruel is equality. Equality is cruel."

[The Intergalactic Universe Corporation]

That is alright, but isn't mauled to death a tad too cruel...?" asks Thatcher

"Nope." Golahman picked up his fork when their food arrived. "Cruel is punishing people who worked hard to make themselves wealthy. Cruel is giving money to someone who doesn't deserve it. Cruel is equality. Equality is cruel."

"Mmhmm..." says Thatcher as she tucked in to her spaghetti, after putting generous amounts of chilli flakes on her aglio olio. "This is good..." she says. It reminded her of how her mother used to cook for her when she was little.

[Troperia]

"...And this why we hate free market," says Mathias who is still there because there is apparantly nobody else on the ship.

[Sharko Federation]

Arisu and her two guards walked towards Mathias. "And why is that, Mr. Mathias? In my opinion, the free market is the only way to go." says Arisu, smoking from her cigar.

[Troperia]

"Free markets are too wild. Planned economy is much more stable. Besides, nobody cares about the economy since the government provides almost everything, so it worked out just fine for us,"
replies Mathias

[Sharko Federation]

"Pah. Socialist pigs." Arisu said. She rolled her eyes, before the trio walked away, back into the bar.

[Troperia]

"Ugh. Fascist, thinking they're so great when they're not. Tsk," said Mathias, watching them leave.

[Yugoslav Memes]

Goran shook his head at both representatives' naivety and self-righteousness. He went back to reporting to Oko Sokolovo on progress, discreetly.

[Krugeristan]

"Nope." Golahman picked up his fork when their food arrived. "Cruel is punishing people who worked hard to make themselves wealthy. Cruel is giving money to someone who doesn't deserve it. Cruel is equality. Equality is cruel."

"Mmhmm..." says Thatcher as she tucked in to her spaghetti, after putting generous amounts of chilli flakes on her aglio olio. "This is good..." she says. It reminded her of how her mother used to cook for her when she was little.

Golahman worked his jaw. "I'm going to . . . stop talking." It was clear his explanation of his nation wasn't interesting her. He was ignoring the kid eavesdropping on their conversation. Frankly, Golahman didn't care how old he was; he was advocating Communism and challenging his elders. In Krugeristan, he would be sent to a labor camp.

[Troperia]

"I heard that," said Mathias. "What's wrong with Communism Socialism? Everyone gets everything equally. And healthcare is free. People smile all around. What's wrong with that? And about disrespecting elders, how old is the current of our nation again?"

[Sharko Federation]

"Socialism and Communism take away tradition, disrespecting their forefathers, and are just scourge to the world in general. In Sang-eo, communists and socialists like you are immediately killed." Said Arisu, turning to Mathias.

[Arexten]

"That's rather exclusive. Don't you think you should be more accepting?"

[Victoriala II]

Alvero shoots himself upon the sight of the shoehorned debate of ideologies. His guards were asleep, unknowing of what happened.

Upon his corpse, Alvero smiles posthumously.

[Sharko Federation]

"No. All communists deserve to die, and will. In time, we will eradicate the communist pigs from the world."