Quotes of People in Your Nation Mk. VI

[Fatatatutti]

"Could your child be an ANARCHIST? pg. 26"
- moral panic, 1986

"The Anti-Christ? That's a little extreme, isn't it? I mean, on a bad day he's.... Oh, anarchist. Well, that goes without saying."
-- typical Fatatatutian parent.

[Auroya]

"It isn't our sacred obligation to accept anyone who is in the Commonwealth illegally. Thet don't have an automatic right to be here: after all, they are 'illegal'. It's not the moral issue that it's been made to look like, the issue is that the demographics of this country are being deliberately manipulated. Now, I'm sorry if that isn't a correct thing to say, but I've always believed it needs to be said."

--- Senator Klasina V. D. Hume during her election campaign for the Chancellery

[Hellgustine Empire]

"We are nation of all races,all cultures,all religions,and all beliefs,we as the people must ensure that never changes for the survival of the Republic"
-President Max

[Nusaresa]

Who has the best food in South East Asia? Us, by far. The snooty Singaporeans and loose Thais simply cannot compete with the multicultural and authentically local blends that we provide.

I'm kidding! But I daresay that multiculturalism does give the benefit for more revenue and a wider array of choice for one's palate.

―Tuansi Diana Rizah Melor, chef and founder of Tanggok Nusaresa and Melor Confections

[Las Palmeras]

"BenthoMar and it's contracting of tons of cheap Mexican labor to work with basalt that the Palmerans mold and process into fibers has risen eyebrows. And the marked negotiations to get more Mexican oil to fuel BenthoMar heavy machinery which is in itself used to work in shoreline methane. Apparently the Palmerans are more willing to trust their neighbors."
-Office Lady

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"BenthoMar's contracts with the Palmeran Navy are a little fishy after that oceanographic study found an underwater city in the shore of Pinar del Río. If it's really 5000 years old then it could be Antantean. Just like in the stone tablets of the Main Island. I bet the military wants something."
-Hypernet forumgoer

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"I'm telling you, they're up to something."
-American hypernet forumgoer

[Maccav]

"I may be crooked, but at least I'm not.. Uhm... You know what, pass."

-Scarcov Yanayev

[Fiscis]

"I may be crooked, but at least I'm not.. Uhm... You know what, pass."

-Scarcov Yanayev

"He reminds me of a communist, or socialist as they say there, Richard Nixon."
-Floarea Vianu

[Autem Galacticus Nexum]

"SIX GORILLION SOLDIERS = OP MODS PLZ BAN"

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Makeshift petition on the [insert denonym]Net

[Ruridova]

woooooo ongoing massive canon changes and now obrenovych is a corrupt oligarch and not a populist

"Certain foreign politicians have taken to calling President Obrenovych a 'strong leader'. Svyatopolk Obrenovych is a 'strong leader' in the same sense that arsenic is a 'strong beverage'."
- Havrylo Kirylov, Ruridovan political activist and writer

[The Socialist Global Union]

"Liberalism is the lemming of ideologies, blindly plummeting to its demise. When the entire basis of your society is freedom, one shouldn't be surprised when the people start demanding more freedoms than you are willing to grant them, and when this happens, society collapses."
~Zhang Shikai

[Haja-Mishu]

In the tablet-house, the monitor said to me: "Why are you late?" I was afraid, my heart beat fast.
I entered before my teacher, took my place.
My school-father read my tablet to me,
He said "The T is cut off," caned me.
Who was in charge of drawing said "Why when I was not here did you stand up?" caned me.
Who was in charge of the gate said "Why when I was not here did you go out?" caned me.
Who was in charge of the lunch said "Why when I was not here did you take the trash out?" caned me.
- Ancient Shurayu youth

[Ashkera]

"What do you mean, 'be more normal'? This is Ashkera. This is normal."
- man trolling a group of tourists

"So what is the Ashkeran regime doing now? Well if you answered building mind control lasers, you would be wrong. Because, you see, the website run by these guys is owned by these guys, who work for these guys, who are funded by these guys. It's a little bit complicated, so I'll post a link in the description, but to make a long story short, the shadowy government in Daikouto is paying money to spread conspiracy theories... about itself."
- Blake Rockwell, Ashkera Uncensored

"Up next: Why the Ashkeran regime hates your freedom."
- Blake Rockwell, Ashkera Uncensored

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[Haja-Mishu]

"Alcohol makes you slow and dulls the mind. This poison will trouble the world for generations. I can see it now. Alcohol gives a brief respite from bitter life, of course it will last for generations, if not forever."
- Imodunak Kofenti

[Nusaresa]

Nusaresa has a surprisingly large industry catering to retiree expats, almost comparable to that of our neighbor Thailand. Probably the stable regime and general peace and quiet attracts those who really want to live a calm life. And they're not that wrong in all honesty, life in Nusaresa is all about going with the flow.

That isn't to say that we're lazy though. Diligence is a virtue, and this has been molded into the national identity of work hard, play hard and live long. Work hard and reap those benefits!

―Liam 'Rizi' Ajis, journalist and gamer

[Las Palmeras]

"The out-of-place gender roles and practical rearrangement are blamed on mainly due to the food shortage and anarchic years between 1809 and 1834, and then the reconstruction in the 1840s to the 1860s. The middle classes retained more of a traditional Hispanic family, and much more so could be said of the higher classes. Some compared it to a return to barbarity though these anachronisms are just out-of-place comparisons. If it's true that plantation life generally left older women as nannies and home carers, the warring years made them gradually more powerful administrators of the family. Younger women frequently did mens' jobs during the peak of the crisis years which actually saw mass conscription even when before there were known instances of them being quartermasters and town-based defenders. In urban centers, heavier workshop toil also had to be adopted, only adding more weight.

All this with the alarming death rate at the time resulted was the oldest women rearing the house and educating kids, and maybe arranging marriages or suggesting husbands, nothing new- but with the added factor that children and grandchildren turned into literal human resources and that property rights equalized a lot of things. The patrilineal line however continued, albeit publicly, as men turned into fronts for their mothers and wives to bear more children, and while at first promiscuousity was favored to accept more children, eventually family feuds over children reasoned that stricter monogamy and even more imposing mothers were solutions, and most radically, an equal weight in preserving 'honor' through bloodshed; so the 'Macho' thing is more than often a facade even if bread-winning is not."
- "Family Formation", part of some cultural study book

[Nusaresa]

If there is one thing that Nusaresa didn't fuck up on, it's the dedication to improving the national quality of life and maintaining it's reputation as the most livable Islamic country for westerners.

Although the main reason people from the west flock here in droves is probably due to the low taxes and more 'liberal' lifestyle that can be attained in contrast to say... the Emirates or Qatar.

―Liam 'Rizi' Ajis, journalist and gamer

[Emperyo]

"The majority parties of Emperyo now simply favour Francisco's politics-- that of centre-right free market politics. The Left, which had produced the image that liberalism and progressivism will be the future of Emperyo, has fallen to the belief of realpolitik. President Michael Lawrence Lee stated that Emperyo will be the Singapore of the Free Union-- it is now, politically and economically, ruled with a party that has almost completely dominated the political systems, with the Free Market ruling the economics of our Commonwealth."

~A quote from the widely-acclaimed TV show 'The Empyrian Thinker'

[The Gamindustrian Union]

"Adding the police force as a conscription option was a good idea, because they can now act as informants and pseudo-vigilantes, in the sense of an auxiliary force."

-Sgt. Timothy Paul Mackenzie Jr., UPlanPF, police conscript sergeant

[Gorgashia]

"YOUR VAGINA IS HAUNTED!"

"WHAT- WAIT- WHAT!?"

"Hi. So, we still hanging out at 'The Dancing Mountain' this Friday?"

"Uhm, yeah?"

"Alright, cool. Just wanted to check up on that."

"... What was that about-"

"It's how I grab the attention of colleagues. In our line of work, it's a pretty good way to grab everyone's ear."

"... I have a gun on my person at all times."

"As you do."

"I will shoot you if you do that again."

"'Kay. See you Friday!"

- Two Agents of the Paranormal Guard.

[-the Ukrainian SSR-]

"October 1st, 2003."

"Sir?"

"That is the day I was truly afraid of the Californians. When the WLA attacked them, SAC lifted, the sub's were sent out, they were really truly going to end the world. It is the only time the Birkanians shook, as well. The Calis found out the nukes were Born in origin. Their President literally swore to God he would kill them all for it... The bombers were literally enroute. The Commonwealth flooded California with aid and aid workers."

"They're scary folks, California?"

"Yes." - Gen. Valshannar in conversation with an aide

[Aurordeca]

"The day a serving President invites foreign soldiers onto U.S. soil to enforce U.N. regulations is the day that person ceases to be the President."

- Gen. Thomas J. Thatch, U.S. Army., to rumors of plans by then-President Richard O'Malley to bring in U.N. troops to enforce a ban on guns.

[Bereia]

"It isn't our sacred obligation to accept anyone who is in the Commonwealth illegally. Thet don't have an automatic right to be here: after all, they are 'illegal'. It's not the moral issue that it's been made to look like, the issue is that the demographics of this country are being deliberately manipulated. Now, I'm sorry if that isn't a correct thing to say, but I've always believed it needs to be said."

--- Senator Klasina V. D. Hume during her election campaign for the Chancellery

"If the people crossing into America illegally were hardcore Protestant Christians who intended to vote Republican if given the chance, the American left would want armed troops on the borders immediately. They would speak of a defensive border wall, a need for more Border Security agents, and would accuse the GOP of trying to rig elections. Because the situation benefits them, they instead keep quiet, and decry any efforts to stop the flood as immoral."

-- Julissa Hickman, Citizen.

[Californiae]

"An atomic bombing in O.C, explosions in Arthuria, planes in New London, how the fuck can today get any worse?" - frmr President Mike Brown, Oct. 1, 2003; It got worse.

[Haja-Mishu]

"Your frozen wastes or boiling deserts are nothing to us. We live upon a secluded island with harsh winters and harsh summers. We are surrounded by thousands of miles of sea filled with fish who want to rip you apart. Have you even had to build more land so that overpopulation doesn't rip the island apart? I think not."
- ???

[Bereia]

"I had been in forty years as of that morning, and never once, before or since have I been so afraid of lift orders."

-- Col. John Glover, Global Strike Command, U.S.A.F. (Ret.)