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[Bolrieg]

Anastasija Kladnov Shadforad, Bolrieg

@Dr. Qualif Kafka I suppose there are those who do feel good about helping others, it is a part of what makes us who we are.

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Prince Starnalf Karlolov Shadforad, Bolrieg

@Dr. Qualif Kafka Glad to hear that at least, this so called “therapy” is fake medicine. It is no different from those idiots who want people to eat tree bark.

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Jalnatzic the Greatest Bolrieg

@Mirza Zahir ud Din Your country should be Christian instead.

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Milan Hjardavic Dalseja, Bolrieg 04/03/2021

@Mirza Zahir ud Din Taxes are bad, you should instead of state imposed faith you should just let businesses run the country.

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[Unified Communist Councils]

Comrade_Yi Pyeonseoul, Pyeon, PUCCR | November 18th 152 AAY

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@Milan Hjardavic Taxes are good, and government intervention is the way for the people to impose accountability and regulation to the business entity. Likewise, the business-profit models must be transformed into a means of helping both the environment and serving communities— rather than a primacy around the absolute growth of the business entity at the expense of the sources of capital— that being the ecologies and the workers.

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[Bolrieg]

Jalnatzic the Greatest Bolrieg

@Comrade_Yi I heard the left puts poison in the water on purpose. Also communism has never worked, conservative moral governance is what works best for the people.

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Milan Hjardavic Dalseja, Bolrieg 04/03/2021

@Comrade_Yi The business profit model does just that, the problem is government overregulates businesses. Like what the Rexists over here want to do, employers create jobs and employees have jobs so both benefit. Also taxes aren't needed as everything can just be managed by private businesses.

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[Unified Communist Councils]

Comrade_Yi Pyeonseoul, Pyeon, PUCCR | November 18th 152 AAY

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Communism, Mr Jalnatzic? That sounds like a funny misnomer for All-Unionism, I will suspend my disbelief and assume that is your world's version of the universal class struggle.

Morality should certainly influence both the government and the economy in turn, but conservatism will inevitably lead to the preservation of a Status quo— which doesn't necessarily equate to the protection of civil liberties— this can be observed in the austerity of traditionalist and oppressive societies enforcing cultural norms that are neither inclusive nor promote tolerance. Please explain how this system of government is working in your nation.

As for you, Mr Hjardavic, the workers or should I say employees in your context, they do not need to rely on the employer. For thousands of years, just ask yourself, who directly produced and moved the capital for the dukes, dutchess, emperors, kings and queens? The workers should own the means of production, leaving decision making in the hands of democratic ecological planning. How do we ensure that the population can reach a sustainable consensus, the best compromise between what is good for the community and most beneficial for the environment? Through consultancy with an advisory board of expert scientist. This grass-roots system empowers the people, allowing them to organically make their own educated decisions.

People need more freedom, not draconian dualities and presuppositions!

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[New Visayan Islands]

Reuben Solomon, MD Cebu City, DH

@Prince Starnalf Karlolov: I never said that, for the record...although now that you mentioned it, I will admit that it would be interesting to examine you as a patient. That being said, with studies indicating that collaborative work in the field of mental health makes for better progress all around, I do not think I will be alone if and when we do decide to give you a mental health assessment.

(Obligatory disclaimer: This is not intended to be medical advice. Medical advice will not be given via public channels; all telemedical assistance to patients is rendered via secure private channels in compliance with the Hudson-Lim Amendment of the Data Protection Act of 2004.)

@Anastasija Kladnov: Feel free; check your PMs.

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RDML Michelle I. Andrade, VCN (Ret.) Raselan, Lauzanne

@Mirza Zahir ud Din: Lemme guess: you're one of those folks who don't take kindly to the fact that religious plurality in modern nation-states is a thing outside of the most egregiously totalitarian nightmares. Good to know.

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Bp. Vicente N. Ibarazaki II Lapu-Lapu, DH

@Sym. Gus McFarland: I will admit that the way your description of Papal Infallibility was said does sound like an oversimplification. The theology behind this is that the Holy Father cannot err in matters of faith and morals as divine assistance is given to him in the exercise of his ordinary Magisterium. Teachings that can be declared infallible have specific criteria to follow:

1. the Roman Pontiff (the Holy Father alone or with the College of Bishops)
2. must speak ex cathedra, that is, when in the discharge of his office as shepherd and teacher of all Christians, and by virtue of his supreme apostolic authority, he defines a doctrine
   
   1. concerning faith and morals
   2. to be held by the whole Church

These criteria were defined in Vatican I and established Church tradition. The teachings of the whole body of bishops of the Church, especially but not only in an ecumenical council such as Vatican II, also enjoy the divine intervention that considers them infallible (cf. CCC 888-892).

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[The Imagination Animals]

Principal of the Thing Here School

I checked the mail today and it was from some guy named Al Meskin. It was for Baldi, and when I read it, I learned that Baldi was chosen to be the Secretary of Education...

NO TAKING BALDI TO BE A SECRETARY IN THE HALLS.

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[Cavirfi]

Sym. Gus McFarland Barnumberg, Cavirfi

@Bp. Vincente N. Ibarazaki II: I will admit, I don't know much about the Catholic Church and their Pope, but I am aware of the fact that the Pope is only infallible if he speaks on behalf of the Holy See (or as you otherwise say 'ex cathedra'). Our Messenger, Highest Priest of Laker City also has this condition that only when he speaks on behalf of the Gods is his message actually binded into our doctrines.

But if you say I oversimplified Papal Infallibility, then I would like to apologize for my mistake.

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[Bolrieg]

Anastasija Kladnov Shadforad, Bolrieg

@Reuben Solomon, MD Thank you, I hope I’m doing better than I was. I know I was a mess not long ago.

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Prince Starnalf Karlolov Shadforad, Bolrieg

@Reuben Solomon, MD Alright I’ll bite, what would you like to know?

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Jalnatzic the Greatest Bolrieg

@Comrade_Yi Well in certain cases things such as progress and tolerance can be overrated at best and dangerous at worst. For example we don’t want groups like Homofront dictating policy. In Bolrieg His Grand Majesty has provided investment into various projects which encourages Bolriegians to thrive while at the same time allowing our faith and patriotism to guide us.

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Milan Hjardavic Dalseja, Bolrieg 04/03/2021

@Comrade_Yi They sort of do unless they provide the resources to finance their own businesses. As for your question it was the merchants who sold the various resources. If you want to give the decision back to people so they can decide then a total deregulation of the economy should do just that.

@Reuben Solomon, MD So you want to see how crazy that Prince is? He is at least as mad as his brother was. Also how goes your prescription business? I’ve got a few boxes of antidepressants I haven’t been able to sell, stuff like that is too highly regulated here.

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[The Imagination Animals]

Isabelle The Leaf Islands

I heard Porkchop Funnie lost the elections... whelp, hopefully he can run again in five years on the same promises and party side.

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[Yerbanistan]

Maxim Yachingov (Максим Ячингов) People's Republic of Yerbanistan

Won election by landslide. Now 7th term as Chancellor of Yerbanistan. Praise the Gods and my loyal adoring citizens - together make Yerbanistan greatest country in the world. Glory to Yerbanistan!

I also read 5G cell phone make people sick, so today I ban and turn off cell phone network. Glory to Yerbanistan!

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[New Visayan Islands]

Fr. (CDR) Tecumseh C. Piañar Bacolod, NG

In the Ordinary Form, the Gospel reading for tomorrow, the Solemnity of Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe, is Jn 18:33b-37, part of The Trial before Pilate. In the Extraordinary Form, the Gospel reading for the Last Sunday after Pentecost, is Mt 24:13-25.

So Pilate said to him, "Then you are a king?" Jesus answered, "You say I am a king. For this I was born and for this I came into the world, to testify to the truth. Everyone who belongs to the truth listens to my voice."
-- Jn 18:37, NABRE

In this Gospel reading, Our Lord testifies that His Kingdom is not of this world. His is a Kingdom with no end, where His Rule is one of Service instead of Dominion, and the Reign of God based on the Beatitudes. As mentioned in my Gospel reading for October 31st, through Quas Primas (Pius XI, 1925) was the last Sunday of October known as Sollemnitas DNIC Regis, with Mysterii Paschalis (St. Paul VI, 1969) moving Sollemnitas DNIC Universorum Regis to the Sunday before Advent, thus ending the liturgical year.

Christus vincit, Christus regnat, Christus imperat.
¡Viva Cristo Rey!

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[The Imagination Animals]

Hamad bin Ahmad Al Meskin Crossoveria

@MaximYachingov Mashallah, congratulations on your swift victory as Chancellor!

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[Unified Communist Councils]

Comrade_Yi Pyeonseoul, Pyeon, PUCCR | November 18th 152 AAY

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Having been an international observer of the recent Imagination Animals election, I can say with confidence that Porkchop Funny lost fair and square. Under allegations of him being a Homofront agent, I implore that other nations should exercise great caution in dealing with this terrorist.

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[Cavirfi]

Cavirfite Fencing League Bernchinshot, Cavirfi

ROUND 1 OF OUR FIRST EVER TOURNAMENT, NOVEMBERFEST, HAS NOW ENDED!

After 8 days of fencing, the first round of our first ever tournament has now concluded and we will begin a transition to Round 2! After Round 2 is the Quarter-Finals and after that is the Semi-Finals and after that the FINALE MATCH. We are a step closer to seeing who will be Cavirfi's first champion fencer!

16 people have made it to Round 2, and 16 people have been eliminated from this tournament due to their loss in Round 1, we would like to congratulate those who made it to Round 2, and we would also like to say Thank You for Competing to those who have been eliminated from this tournament! You may have lost this tournament but you still managed to become our 'Chosen 32' out of the 210 who tried out for it, so your loss is not without total merit.

Anyways that said, we will now begin a transition period from Round 1 to Round 2 starting today until the end of tomorrow, we will open Round 2 starting November 22 and from their we will close that Round on November 25. So without further a do, here are the lineups and schedules for Round 2.

We will continue to hold this tournament in Zodiac Park, our transition period is for those qualified for this coming round to rest:

1. Webber v. Aguilar (Monday, November 22, 12:00 PM)
2. Guerra v. Bellamy (Monday, November 22, 6:00 PM)
3. Kelly v. Tang (Tuesday, November 23, 12:00 PM)
4. Ferreira v. Daugherty (Tuesday, November 23, 6:00 PM)
5. Hester v. McNeill (Wednesday, November 24, 12:00 PM)
6. Wagstaff v. Cummings (Wednesday, November 24, 6:00 PM)
7. Hibbert v. Wynn (Thursday, November 25, 12:00 PM)
8. Curran v. Sharpe (Thursday, November 25, 6:00 PM)

With the schedules now release, we wish everyone a good day.

For those who qualified for Round 2: Duel Hard, Duel Long!

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[The Selkie]

Elin of the Banks of the Bán River Leuda

@Maxim Yachingov (Максим Ячингов): Congratulations! Didn't know you guys had elections, though granted, it didn't make news around here...
As for 5G-towers, or cellphones in general, if you think that and that decision is within your power, have fun running to the next telephone booth when there is an emergency, I guess.

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[Austria-Bohemia-Hungary]

Clara Österreich-Toskana Berlin, Karlsland 2021-11-20

@Elin of the Banks of the Bán River
Don't you know nothing untowards ever happens in Ba Sing Se? So our guy doesn't need to call someone for emergencies.

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[The Selkie]

Elin of the Banks of the Bán River Leuda

@Maxim Yachingov (Максим Ячингов), @Clara Österreich-Toskana: Good point. But sometimes people want to know, that nothing bad happens in Ba Sing Se.

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[Cavirfi]

Sym. Gus McFarland Barnumberg, Cavirfi

Everything about religion and politics aside, do any of you like corndogs here? I ate them for lunch with my brother and that was the first time I ever actually ate a snack that wasn't made out of fish or something coastal related.

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[The Selkie]

Elin of the Banks of the Bán River Leuda

@Sym. Gus McFarland: If by Corndogs you mean sausages and other delicious things coated in batter and not a regional variation or something, then yes, they are actually a snack one can find quite often around here. And they are good. What sauce do you prefer?

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[Cavirfi]

Sym. Gus McFarland Barnumberg, Cavirfi

@Elin of the Banks of the Bán River: I prefer my corndogs without sauce.

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[The Selkie]

Elin of the Banks of the Bán River Leuda

@Sym. Gus McFarland: Then you now know a variation. ; ) Hot sauce, btw.

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[Bolrieg]

Anastasija Kladnov Shadforad, Bolrieg

@Maxim Yachingov (Максим Ячингов) Cogratulations for your win.

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Jalnatzic the Greatest Bolrieg

@Maxim Yachingov (Максим Ячингов) Congratulations, glad to see a leader who takes the 5G threat seriously. As I've stated before 5G is a part of a Communistic Redshield Space Cult exterminism program designed to give us diseases and to get rid of the nation state. They put illnesses onto the ether while at the same time making our immune systems weaker. On top of this companies owned by the Redshield bank are mining your information in order to control you.

@Isabelle He was a leftist and corrupt , this is why hhe lost.

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Milan Hjardavic Dalseja, Bolrieg 04/03/2021

@Isabelle He needs to put more emphasis on economic reforms.

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[Cavirfi]

Sym. Gus McFarland Barnumberg, Cavirfi

@Elin of the Banks of the Ban River: Interesting, I don't really know much regional variants, and trust me; corndogs aren't the only snack that I haven't tried until I started High School.

I also never tried in my entire life; popcorn, hotdogs, or any other corn or meat based snack, I never ate a burger even. All the snacks I've ever eaten were fermented fish snacks known in Crabaiaia as tilapias sinabavas and crabsticks (and no, my country of birth is not named after crabs, it's named after our 2nd discoverer; Crabis, in case you're wondering).

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1. Tilapias Sinabavas = A Crabaiaian fermented fish snack similar to surströmming. It involves cooking tilapia into a soup known in the Philippines as 'sinabawang isda', eating some of the tilapia in the stew and fermenting the other stewed tilapias for about a few weeks.

[The Selkie]

Elin of the Banks of the Bán River Leuda

@Sym. Gus McFarland: Then you will have quite a lot of experimenting to do, pal. Have fun and good luck!

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[Cavirfi]

Mark, Painter Boy Barnumberg, Cavirfi

@Sym. Gus McFarland: Ok lemme get this straight; you never tried most of the snacks we eat since we first watched cinema or since we first visited a theme park?

Wow, you're pretty rare.

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Sym. Gus McFarland Barnumberg, Cavirfi

@Mark, Painter Boy: Yes, Mark, I never tried most snacks because my mother keeps babbling about how processed they are.

Now before you say most crabsticks are processed, my mother made the crabsticks I ate too, and yes she uses real crab meat to cook crabsticks.

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Mark, Painter Boy Barnumberg, Cavirfi

@Sym. Gus McFarland: Interesting, I do not eat crabsticks or any sea-based snack, I don't like fish for some reason, the only fish I actually like is salmon even then I only eat salmon when its in the form of sushi. Yes, I'm very picky when it comes to fish lol.

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Sym. Gus McFarland Barnumberg, Cavirfi

@Mark, Painter Boy: Well, since I have been literally eating tilapias sinabavas for pretty much my entire life (let me tell you; it's very sour, too sour to be called a snack by some people), I'm not really picky with my food. You can literally give me a really well cooked steak or very poorly cooked mashed potatoes that look like they've already rotten and I will still eat that as a meal.

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Mark, Painter Boy Barnumberg, Cavirfi

@Sym. Gus McFarland: Good on you, I guess.

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