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Kalaron wrote:...still no constabulary.

The New Constitution could solve that

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Kalaron wrote:I mean, seeing as we have no functioning Constabulary* -That was in the Law carryover- unless someone takes you to court, you're fine.

Jaslandia

Vista Major wrote:The New Constitution could solve that

Yeah, and introduce a thousand new problems too.

Kalaron wrote:...still no constabulary.

Unfortunately. If we had one, there is a good chance I would have officially written The Cross and Davids Star up. Me and Jas will speak to the new MoJ about it immediately.

Jaslandia

Kalaron wrote:I mean, seeing as we have no functioning Judiciary -That was in the Law carryover- unless someone takes you to court, you're fine.

But still, she's the reason why I always have my nukes at the ready, doubt they be able to stop her though.

Republic City Police wrote:Unfortunately. If we had one, there is a good chance I would have officially written The Cross and Davids Star up. Me and Jas will speak to the new MoJ about it immediately.

I mean, strictly speaking, you'll need to reintroduce the law, actually.

The constitution doesn't allow for that to just be made, if we're following our current interpretation.

Jaslandia

Kalaron wrote:

Was about to say

Kalaron wrote:Yeah, and introduce a thousand new problems too.

I would argue that. Mine is detailed and covers about everything that we need

Vista Major wrote:Was about to say

I would argue that. Mine is detailed and covers about everything that we need

And Humph's was modular to ensure that things would be mostly fine.

We're still issues.

We're having fun.

Penguania And Antarctica, Percyton

Kalaron wrote:I mean, strictly speaking, you'll need to reintroduce the law, actually.

The constitution doesn't allow for that to just be made, if we're following our current interpretation.

I understand that. And I believe the MoJ should be the one to create the new Constabulary law, so he can craft the program as he sees fit.

Jaslandia

Kalaron wrote:We're still issues.

Humpheria Major wrote:We're having fun.

Which is it?

Humpheria Major wrote:We're having fun.

Humpheria Major wrote:We're having fun.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2GXD7Lwzh4

This was fun.

I still remember listening to this for a whole two hours after recording it.

Republic City Police wrote:I understand that. And I believe the MoJ should be the one to create the new Constabulary law, so he can craft the program as he sees fit.

Here's hoping it passes then.

Jaslandia, Vista Major

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:But still, she's the reason why I always have my nukes at the ready, doubt they be able to stop her though.

Speaking of, I say it's about time we incorporate a nuclear proliferation treaty, or at least have a roll of the nukes everyone has. PS If you're some super small insignificant country you won't have nukes. Not everyone has nukes, and I think the Co-Ops will be deciding who gets what. Of course, this rule would only apply to regional RPs; you can have exo-suits in your private one if you want.

Vista Major

Jaslandia wrote:I won't comment on the rest, but I don't think tariffs are a good idea; they're a relic of the past that we've rightfully moved past. Re-imposing tariffs would only lead to trade war when other nations slap tariffs on our goods, which would slow global trade (which wouldn't be good in our increasingly globalized world).

In addition, tariffs would raise prices for the American consumer because the American-made goods, while still expensive, would now be the cheaper option; this would the poor and middle class, the very people the tariffs aim to protect by preserving their industrial jobs.

Tariffs are adopted in a mercantile society in an attempt to protect domestic jobs and product. I see them as an effective method of punishing corporations who move operations overseas who would exploit our people and economy in a free trade society. Free trade with poor nations is a disaster for industrialized nations such as the US, as corporations can move jobs overseas to these poor countries and pay workers over there cents a day and then freely sell their product back home. Without a tariff, there is no punishment for what in my opinion is a violation of decency. If trade wars are necessary to help our economy flourish, then so be it. While I have strong socialist views, I am aware that competition is always good to progress society so I'm fine with a little friendly competition.

Globalization is a plague in my opinion. We should have avoided all thoughts about it after the Great Depression, and even more now after the Great Recession. Globalization has made every nation that participates practically economically dependent on one another in some way or another. I'd like to see the world united someday as one people, but I feel like economic unity should wait until later in the future. There's too many dangerous variables that could cause another crisis in a globalized world that is not singularly united.

There is absolutely no reason why the United States needs to participate in globalization, other than world influence, of which I am opposed because attaining influence is purely silly and stupid and a wise nation would not seek to impose itself over others in places of which it knows very little about beforehand. The conflicts the United States are involved with today are a complete result of its illogical attempts at spreading its influence in the past. The United States can function totally fine these days as an isolationist nation. It does not really need to engage in so much foreign trade and globalization. I do not ignore the benefits of trade when trade can bring about progression in science and technology. However, there is no need for the United States to be trading for clothing or food etc from abroad when it has the capability of producing such items at home.

I had briefly had a thought about what if say Apple stopped producing its iPhones in China and had them constructed here. While it is true that the price would go up and potentially cause inflation, it is possible that laws could be imposed on the Apple corporate executives to not try to steal all the riches from the workers who actually put in the hard labor to create the product. Maximum wage is something I have floated inside my head more frequently lately. I currently see maximum wage as one of few options at allowing for the raise of the minimum wage up to a living wage without causing inflation or unemployment.

This is all simply a theory. We could either try this or one of the other options in an attempt to put an end to the weakening of the middle class. Too many hard workers such as myself who currently cannot afford college are being wasted working in low-wage places like fast food. I've worked hard and gotten myself a promotion, but I know I do not want to continue working in that profession five years from now. My personal preference is to either make college tuition-free or bring back the factory jobs.

Vista Major

Baxten wrote:Speaking of, I say it's about time we incorporate a nuclear proliferation treaty, or at least have a roll of the nukes everyone has. PS If you're some super small insignificant country you won't have nukes. Not everyone has nukes, and I think the Co-Ops will be deciding who gets what. Of course, this rule would only apply to regional RPs; you can have exo-suits in your private one if you want.

A proliferation treaty? No thanks ill pass

The Royal Republic Of Kumania wrote:[back at it again with the great speeching]

*applause*

*much applause*

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Both I guess.

Maybe

Kalaron wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I2GXD7Lwzh4

Good days

Baxten wrote:Speaking of, I say it's about time we incorporate a nuclear proliferation treaty, or at least have a roll of the nukes everyone has. PS If you're some super small insignificant country you won't have nukes. Not everyone has nukes, and I think the Co-Ops will be deciding who gets what. Of course, this rule would only apply to regional RPs; you can have exo-suits in your private one if you want.

#BANBOMBSNOW

The Royal Republic Of Kumania wrote:Tariffs are adopted in a mercantile society in an attempt to protect domestic jobs and product. I see them as an effective method of punishing corporations who move operations overseas who would exploit our people and economy in a free trade society. Free trade with poor nations is a disaster for industrialized nations such as the US, as corporations can move jobs overseas to these poor countries and pay workers over there cents a day and then freely sell their product back home. Without a tariff, there is no punishment for what in my opinion is a violation of decency. If trade wars are necessary to help our economy flourish, then so be it. While I have strong socialist views, I am aware that competition is always good to progress society so I'm fine with a little friendly competition.

Globalization is a plague in my opinion. We should have avoided all thoughts about it after the Great Depression, and even more now after the Great Recession. Globalization has made every nation that participates practically economically dependent on one another in some way or another. I'd like to see the world united someday as one people, but I feel like economic unity should wait until later in the future. There's too many dangerous variables that could cause another crisis in a globalized world that is not singularly united.

There is absolutely no reason why the United States needs to participate in globalization, other than world influence, of which I am opposed because attaining influence is purely silly and stupid and a wise nation would not seek to impose itself over others in places of which it knows very little about beforehand. The conflicts the United States are involved with today are a complete result of its illogical attempts at spreading its influence in the past. The United States can function totally fine these days as an isolationist nation. It does not really need to engage in so much foreign trade and globalization. I do not ignore the benefits of trade when trade can bring about progression in science and technology. However, there is no need for the United States to be trading for clothing or food etc from abroad when it has the capability of producing such items at home.

I had briefly had a thought about what if say Apple stopped producing its iPhones in China and had them constructed here. While it is true that the price would go up and potentially cause inflation, it is possible that laws could be imposed on the Apple corporate executives to not try to steal all the riches from the workers who actually put in the hard labor to create the product. Maximum wage is something I have floated inside my head more frequently lately. I currently see maximum wage as one of few options at allowing for the raise of the minimum wage up to a living wage without causing inflation or unemployment.

This is all simply a theory. We could either try this or one of the other options in an attempt to put an end to the weakening of the middle class. Too many hard workers such as myself who currently cannot afford college are being wasted working in low-wage places like fast food. I've worked hard and gotten myself a promotion, but I know I do not want to continue working in that profession five years from now. My personal preference is to either make college tuition-free or bring back the factory jobs.

Is it just me or does anyone else think he copy pasted this?

Baxten wrote:Speaking of, I say it's about time we incorporate a nuclear proliferation treaty, or at least have a roll of the nukes everyone has. PS If you're some super small insignificant country you won't have nukes. Not everyone has nukes, and I think the Co-Ops will be deciding who gets what. Of course, this rule would only apply to regional RPs; you can have exo-suits in your private one if you want.

But can my private RP company have both if I can prove that I understand how to make them?

Vista Major wrote:*applause*

*much applause*

Maybe

Good days

It actually makes me hurt to remember.

Vista Major

Post self-deleted by The Cross And Davids Star.

Kalaron wrote:But can my private RP company have both if I can prove that I understand how to make them?

I think I can help you with that.

Post self-deleted by The Cross And Davids Star.

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:I think I can help you with that.

No thank you, I prefer to actually make this stuff for me to examine and all that.

http://iiwiki.com/wiki/XM-182_KPS

http://iiwiki.com/wiki/F-35/86

http://iiwiki.com/wiki/Ganan-131

Kalaron wrote:It actually makes me hurt to remember.

It hurts to hear my voice

Kalaron wrote:But can my private RP company have both if I can prove that I understand how to make them?

It actually makes me hurt to remember.

Oh, you can have them. Really, I'm trying to ICly say that people need to calm it with the nukes; I doubt anyone except the big superpowers have over 100 nukes; it's like the real world.

Baxten wrote:Oh, you can have them. Really, I'm trying to ICly say that people need to calm it with the nukes; I doubt anyone except the big superpowers have over 100 nukes; it's like the real world.

Now, alrighty, but I will design them and give them all around as gifts that people have to pay for.

The Royal Republic Of Kumania wrote:Tariffs are adopted in a mercantile society in an attempt to protect domestic jobs and product. I see them as an effective method of punishing corporations who move operations overseas who would exploit our people and economy in a free trade society. Free trade with poor nations is a disaster for industrialized nations such as the US, as corporations can move jobs overseas to these poor countries and pay workers over there cents a day and then freely sell their product back home. Without a tariff, there is no punishment for what in my opinion is a violation of decency. If trade wars are necessary to help our economy flourish, then so be it. While I have strong socialist views, I am aware that competition is always good to progress society so I'm fine with a little friendly competition.

Globalization is a plague in my opinion. We should have avoided all thoughts about it after the Great Depression, and even more now after the Great Recession. Globalization has made every nation that participates practically economically dependent on one another in some way or another. I'd like to see the world united someday as one people, but I feel like economic unity should wait until later in the future. There's too many dangerous variables that could cause another crisis in a globalized world that is not singularly united.

There is absolutely no reason why the United States needs to participate in globalization, other than world influence, of which I am opposed because attaining influence is purely silly and stupid and a wise nation would not seek to impose itself over others in places of which it knows very little about beforehand. The conflicts the United States are involved with today are a complete result of its illogical attempts at spreading its influence in the past. The United States can function totally fine these days as an isolationist nation. It does not really need to engage in so much foreign trade and globalization. I do not ignore the benefits of trade when trade can bring about progression in science and technology. However, there is no need for the United States to be trading for clothing or food etc from abroad when it has the capability of producing such items at home.

I had briefly had a thought about what if say Apple stopped producing its iPhones in China and had them constructed here. While it is true that the price would go up and potentially cause inflation, it is possible that laws could be imposed on the Apple corporate executives to not try to steal all the riches from the workers who actually put in the hard labor to create the product. Maximum wage is something I have floated inside my head more frequently lately. I currently see maximum wage as one of few options at allowing for the raise of the minimum wage up to a living wage without causing inflation or unemployment.

This is all simply a theory. We could either try this or one of the other options in an attempt to put an end to the weakening of the middle class. Too many hard workers such as myself who currently cannot afford college are being wasted working in low-wage places like fast food. I've worked hard and gotten myself a promotion, but I know I do not want to continue working in that profession five years from now. My personal preference is to either make college tuition-free or bring back the factory jobs.

You're basically trying to take us back the the 1930s. Those time have long passed, and don't think we'll ever go back to a time of self-sufficiency and isolationism like we had before; globalization in the abstract has provided immense benefits in terms of efficiency, technological advances, productivity, communication, supply chains, etc. Rather than pining for a world that isn't going to happen and would leave many people worse off, you would be better off trying to improve globalization and how it could be improved to help more people and harm fewer people. We can't turn back the clock, and trying to do so is a waste, if you ask me.

Vista Major wrote:And risk the obliteration of civilization from radiation poisoning? No thank you

We Kumanians are highly scientifically advanced. In addition to starships, we also possess the technology to eradicate radiation, even after a couple nuclear weapons have been detonated. So basically the only damage resulting from nuclear weapons would be the blast. And for a short time the radiation would poison those near it who have no protection against it. But when Kumanian military scientists descend on the scene with this remarkable technology, all remaining radiation ceases to pose any threat. However, while Kumania is a rather peaceful and globally isolationist nation, we will not share this technology with the world as it is a critical tool in asserting Kumanian victory in nuclear warfare. We don't want to resort to warfare of any kind, but it is important to try to maintain some advantage when diplomacy fails, which is why Kumania possesses nuclear weapons and starships.

Baxten wrote:Oh, you can have them. Really, I'm trying to ICly say that people need to calm it with the nukes; I doubt anyone except the big superpowers have over 100 nukes; it's like the real world.

You kidding? With all of the uranium I bought off of solla ultima, I can make one heck of a nuclear arsenal!

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Is it just me or does anyone else think he copy pasted this?

I'll take that as a compliment I guess lol

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:You kidding? With all of the uranium I bought off of solla ultima, I can make one heck of a nuclear arsenal!

It takes more than Uranium to make a thermonuclear weapon bro.

Kalaron wrote:It takes more than Uranium to make a thermonuclear weapon bro.

Whatever!

Kalaron wrote:It takes more than Uranium to make a thermonuclear weapon bro.

Btw,i wasn't just talking about thermonukes either.

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Btw,i wasn't just talking about thermonukes either.

I mean, you might as well just be talking Dirty bombs then.

Like, go Thermo or go home seriously.

Tserra

Kalaron wrote:I mean, you might as well just be talking Dirty bombs then.

Like, go Thermo or go home seriously.

Basically

Tserra

Jaslandia wrote:You're basically trying to take us back the the 1930s. Those time have long passed, and don't think we'll ever go back to a time of self-sufficiency and isolationism like we had before; globalization in the abstract has provided immense benefits in terms of efficiency, technological advances, productivity, communication, supply chains, etc. Rather than pining for a world that isn't going to happen and would leave many people worse off, you would be better off trying to improve globalization and how it could be improved to help more people and harm fewer people. We can't turn back the clock, and trying to do so is a waste, if you ask me.

I will admit there has been some benefits of globalization. But in my opinion, especially now, the harms must not be overlooked. Globalization's biggest crime has seen millions of working class people in industrialized nations lose their jobs overseas. And these many of these people are extremely bitter. And this extreme bitterness in about 50,000 people across Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania is why a meme like Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th POTUS in 12 days.

Jaslandia

:: Eats french toast crunch. ::

Penguania And Antarctica

Kalaron wrote:I mean, you might as well just be talking Dirty bombs then.

Like, go Thermo or go home seriously.

I'm talking radaition guns, or handheld weapons just spewing out radiation

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Btw,i wasn't just talking about thermonukes either.

Y'all (I say y'all because it's more than just you) can't spawn nukes out of oblivion. You have to build those things, which takes a crazy amount of time and fines. Something goes wrong and there's a big radioactive explosion in your plant and it spreads throughout your country.

Tserra

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:I'm talking radaition guns, or handheld weapons just spewing out radiation

That's just not modern tech. Unless of course it's a horrid prototype that spreads radiation to the user.

Baxten wrote:Y'all (I say y'all because it's more than just you) can't spawn nukes out of oblivion. You have to build those things, which takes a crazy amount of time and fines. Something goes wrong and there's a big radioactive explosion in your plant and it spreads throughout your country.

My nations already a nuclear wasteland, so I use what I got.

Baxten wrote:That's just not modern tech. Unless of course it's a horrid prototype that spreads radiation to the user.

That's what NBC suits are for.

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:That's what NBC suits are for.

That won't be useful.

Baxten wrote:That's just not modern tech. Unless of course it's a horrid prototype that spreads radiation to the user.

Also, we already have radiation weaponry in the form of heat rays, I'm just amping it up

Kalaron wrote:That won't be useful.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC_suit

The Royal Republic Of Kumania wrote:I will admit there has been some benefits of globalization. But in my opinion, especially now, the harms must not be overlooked. Globalization's biggest crime has seen millions of working class people in industrialized nations lose their jobs overseas. And these many of these people are extremely bitter. And this extreme bitterness in about 50,000 people across Wisconsin, Michigan, and Pennsylvania is why a meme like Donald Trump will be sworn in as the 45th POTUS in 12 days.

Of course there have been harms to globalization; my point is that it would be more productive to refine and improve globalization, rather than go back to isolationism and throw the baby out with the bath water.

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/NBC_suit

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutron_bomb

If your gun is super useful, you get to sit there for twenty days waiting for tumors to develop.

Kalaron wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutron_bomb

If your gun is super useful, you get to sit there for twenty days waiting for tumors to develop.

Sweet jesus, you mean Microwave radiation.

That suit is gonna broil a dude alive, then.

Kalaron wrote:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neutron_bomb

If your gun is super useful, you get to sit there for twenty days waiting for tumors to develop.

Ars can take less than 24 hours to form

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:My nations already a nuclear wasteland, so I use what I got.

I mean for the main regional RPs. You're free to do whatever with you, Solla, and Per

This is a good site for anyone wanting to know more on nuclear weapons, especially how they're made:

http://www.nuclearterror.org/faq.html

And how difficult it really is:

https://www.google.com/amp/amp.livescience.com/5752-hard-nuclear-weapons.html?client=safari

Tserra

Jaslandia wrote:Of course there have been harms to globalization; my point is that it would be more productive to refine and improve globalization, rather than go back to isolationism and throw the baby out with the bath water.

Indeed we must fix globalization if we must have it. I like Bernie Sanders idea of only pursuing trade agreements that truly benefit all Americans and not only the top 1% as many of the problems of globalization have been caused by such trade agreements that have only benefited the extremely wealthy while leaving the rest of us behind.

Jaslandia

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Ars can take less than 24 hours to form

K, but here's the thing...

You need to wait for the soldier to die first.

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Also, we already have radiation weaponry in the form of heat rays, I'm just amping it up

Have you considered the development of an RP-Approved MASER weapon system?

I know I have *Smiles and Winks deviously*

Kalaron wrote:K, but here's the thing...

You need to wait for the soldier to die first.

Just has to put them out of the fight.

Andromitus wrote:Have you considered the development of an RP-Approved MASER weapon system?

I know I have *Smiles and Winks deviously*

Thank you conviently timed rmb post!

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Thank you conviently timed rmb post!

?

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Just has to put them out of the fight.

It won't though.

Like, you actually have to wound them to the point that they won't get up, which won't happen so long as you don't hit them for about half a minute (have fun with those other soldiers who you can't shoot at) and further more that system will weigh enough to require it be mounted on a car, so....

Hell, Microwave radiation isn't even radioactive.

The Royal Republic Of Kumania wrote:Indeed we must fix globalization if we must have it. I like Bernie Sanders idea of only pursuing trade agreements that truly benefit all Americans and not only the top 1% as many of the problems of globalization have been caused by such trade agreements that have only benefited the extremely wealthy while leaving the rest of us behind.

I can understand that. Though, the devil is in the details, and I'm not an economist nor a diplomat; the best I can do is hope the people who are experts can negotiate fair and equitable deals that improve the lives of all Americans, while also not turning the clock too far back on globalization.

Kalaron wrote:It won't though.

Like, you actually have to wound them to the point that they won't get up, which won't happen so long as you don't hit them for about half a minute (have fun with those other soldiers who you can't shoot at) and further more that system will weigh enough to require it be mounted on a car, so....

Hell, Microwave radiation isn't even radioactive.

That is true, radiation such as near ultraviolet, visible light, infrared, and microwave, are all examples of non-ionizing radiation

Andromitus wrote:That is true, radiation such as near ultraviolet, visible light, infrared, and microwave, are all examples of non-ionizing radiation

Well, fvck me then.

Kalaron wrote:It's true.

I repeat https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3KNn8ytDXk

Ow, from back when we could joke about kicking each other and everyone was happy.

Also from back when Vista was a fool.

And more than that, back from when me and Vista had less of a friendship than me and Valt.

Andromitus wrote:That is true, radiation such as near ultraviolet, visible light, infrared, and microwave, are all examples of non-ionizing radiation

^

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Map claims updated. Still plenty of areas available. Take one while they last (and there's like a hundred; they'll last for a while)

Jaslandia, Continental Commonwealths, Percyton

Baxten wrote:Map claims updated. Still plenty of areas available. Take one while they last (and there's like a hundred; they'll last for a while)

Also added populations; they're relevant for the lore/geopolitics stuff in the future.

Jaslandia, Continental Commonwealths, Percyton

Baxten wrote:Map claims updated. Still plenty of areas available. Take one while they last (and there's like a hundred; they'll last for a while)

Link?

And I wanna claim New England. Or the American Southwest

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Magnatronia wrote:Link?

And I wanna claim New England. Or the American Southwest

Its on the WFE. I need a telegram specifying which one you want, or at least a preference.

Post self-deleted by Andromitus.

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Well, fvck me then.

granted, at a high enough frequency, non-ionizing rays CAN harm people, but in that case, you might as well just build a LaW System [Laser Weapons System]

Hello delicious friends. I am putting this here, because I do not want to take up inbox space over a matter so trivial.

The Judiciary is always willing to arbitrate. If you have a disagreement, argument...etc. with someone, and all involved wish for someone to arbitrate. That is fine. By all means send me a message, I am sure we could work something out.

However, to the parties whom shall not be named, the Judiciary is not interested in hearing court cases over what happens in an RP. No. You cannot sue another citizen because they were mean to you in an RP. As well we will hear no criminal cases for the aforementioned.

In summation, this Judiciary is only interested in legitimate arbitration's, and court cases.

Thank you,

- Tserra, acting in official capacity as Chief Justice

Jaslandia, Vista Major, Penguania And Antarctica, Yukona, Percyton

>delicious in reference to people

>use of the possessive "arbitration" instead of the plural form

American intelligence at its finest

Is it in any way possible for my nation's population to be increased to 55-65 million? I'm aware that the current population totals are most likely based off of the irl population totals, but for the sake of this being an alternate timeline/universe, I'd see it fitting for some difference from the real.

For example, while Halifax, Nova Scotia irl may only have a couple hundred thousand (if even) residents, in Kumanian rp the population has been a couple million as being Kumania City, the capital city of my nation, has seen many people move to that area over the years since it is the core of power and society in Kumania. Also, the current population numbers wouldn't account for Kumanian citizens currently living on its lunar colony (which after four years could be between 200,000 and 400,000, enough for one or two seats in the Royal Parliament). I had my nation's population being 55 million in 2016, with it continuing to grow, so by 2020, unless a catastrophe occurred that killed half my population, I feel like my population should at least be nearing or surpassed 65 million.

I originally chose the 55 million because at the time the stat for my population on NationStates was 5.5 billion and now that number is 7.5 billion. Of course eastern Canada would be too small an area to comfortably be home to probably more than 100 million people, so I chose to make it around 10% of the NationStates stat.

The following map shall help visualize my argument: http://i.imgur.com/8WG02Gt.png

As you can see, in 2016, rather than being divided into the common six provinces, Kumania had been divided into 15 provinces with these provincial borders sometimes being extremely different than those of the current irl provinces. Kumania also did not control all of eastern Canada. I now control all of eastern Canada by being given all of Quebec. The population distribution in Kumania is fairly similar to that of irl Canada, but there is more than irl in the Maritime provinces and western Ontario.

Also, the current irl highly populated areas of southern Ontario and Quebec are even more populated in Kumanian rp. The Kumanian province of Ontario alone in Kumanian 2016 accounted for 10 million citizens, with over half of them living in Toronto. The Kumanian provinces of Erie, Ontario, and Quebec practically form a megalopolis just as DC, Philly, NYC, and Boston form a megalopolis. Also this doesn't even account for the addition of northern Quebec to my territory, which probably only would maybe add 200-400 thousand people, but still is growth. Sure my nation was involved in a civil war in 2016, but it had calmed down and basically become a minor insurgency by fascist guerrillas in northern Kumania. Unless these insurgents somehow stole nuclear weapons and detonated them in the major population centers of southern Kumania, I doubt there would be any possible explanation for half of my nation's population to disappear.

This is just a suggestion.

Percyton

The Royal Republic Of Kumania wrote:Is it in any way possible for my nation's population to be increased to 55-65 million? I'm aware that the current population totals are most likely based off of the irl population totals, but for the sake of this being an alternate timeline/universe, I'd see it fitting for some difference from the real.

For example, while Halifax, Nova Scotia irl may only have a couple hundred thousand (if even) residents, in Kumanian rp the population has been a couple million as being Kumania City, the capital city of my nation, has seen many people move to that area over the years since it is the core of power and society in Kumania. Also, the current population numbers wouldn't account for Kumanian citizens currently living on its lunar colony (which after four years could be between 200,000 and 400,000, enough for one or two seats in the Royal Parliament). I had my nation's population being 55 million in 2016, with it continuing to grow, so by 2020, unless a catastrophe occurred that killed half my population, I feel like my population should at least be nearing or surpassed 65 million.

I originally chose the 55 million because at the time the stat for my population on NationStates was 5.5 billion and now that number is 7.5 billion. Of course eastern Canada would be too small an area to comfortably be home to probably more than 100 million people, so I chose to make it around 10% of the NationStates stat.

The following map shall help visualize my argument: http://i.imgur.com/8WG02Gt.png

As you can see, in 2016, rather than being divided into the common six provinces, Kumania had been divided into 15 provinces with these provincial borders sometimes being extremely different than those of the current irl provinces. Kumania also did not control all of eastern Canada. I now control all of eastern Canada by being given all of Quebec. The population distribution in Kumania is fairly similar to that of irl Canada, but there is more than irl in the Maritime provinces and western Ontario.

Also, the current irl highly populated areas of southern Ontario and Quebec are even more populated in Kumanian rp. The Kumanian province of Ontario alone in Kumanian 2016 accounted for 10 million citizens, with over half of them living in Toronto. The Kumanian provinces of Erie, Ontario, and Quebec practically form a megalopolis just as DC, Philly, NYC, and Boston form a megalopolis. Also this doesn't even account for the addition of northern Quebec to my territory, which probably only would maybe add 200-400 thousand people, but still is growth. Sure my nation was involved in a civil war in 2016, but it had calmed down and basically become a minor insurgency by fascist guerrillas in northern Kumania. Unless these insurgents somehow stole nuclear weapons and detonated them in the major population centers of southern Kumania, I doubt there would be any possible explanation for half of my nation's population to disappear.

This is just a suggestion.

Just because of the amount of dedication and time you put in to convince me, I'll up your pop.

The Royal Republic Of Kumania, Vista Major, Percyton

Baxten wrote:Speaking of, I say it's about time we incorporate a nuclear proliferation treaty, or at least have a roll of the nukes everyone has. PS If you're some super small insignificant country you won't have nukes. Not everyone has nukes, and I think the Co-Ops will be deciding who gets what. Of course, this rule would only apply to regional RPs; you can have exo-suits in your private one if you want.

Ban them at an OOC level otherwise all RPs come down to a Cold War-esque staredown which is refreshing in the short term but not fun when it's every RP.

RPs just aren't fun when everyone has weapons of mass destruction.

Jaslandia, Baxten, Vista Major

Also, first goal in the RP world: Destroy the Mongolian enclave in my territory

Vista Major

Baxten wrote:Just because of the amount of dedication and time you put in to convince me, I'll up your pop.

My populations the exact population of what Yukonas territory would be in real life, if you need it just pull it straight from the factbook!

For anyone who is waiting for it:

DIP later today.

Sorry.

Jaslandia, Vista Major, Senatus Popolusque Mercunovus, Percyton

[nation=short]bearlong[/nation] [nation=short]aldwood[/nation]

Geopolitical lore incoming tonight. I think you guys'll like it.

Jaslandia, Vista Major, Percyton

Unfallious wrote:Ban them at an OOC level otherwise all RPs come down to a Cold War-esque staredown which is refreshing in the short term but not fun when it's every RP.

RPs just aren't fun when anyone uses nuclear weapons -rather than RPing anything unpleasant- and everyone else just says "I activate my super-duper anti ballistic missile systems, shooting them down all over my nation"

:P

Also, you guys know what's worst about having a nostalgia kick?

Searching the oldest discord makes you transverse it from newest to oldest, so you get to slide belly first through the terrible just to get to the good stuff.

Andromitus wrote:granted, at a high enough frequency, non-ionizing rays CAN harm people, but in that case, you might as well just build a LaW System [Laser Weapons System]

Ill do that then

Unfallious wrote:Also, first goal in the RP world: Destroy the Mongolian enclave in my territory

Unf, that's not an enclave; that's just some water (Lake Baikal). But I'll change the color of Mongolia to fix the confusion

The Royal Republic Of Kumania, Yukona

Imma take israel if you don't mind DEUS VULT!

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Imma take israel if you don't mind DEUS VULT!

Already taken. Find another place

Baxten wrote:Already taken. Find another place

Mother Theresa!

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The Cross And Davids Star wrote:#'s 54 or 59 or both will be fine with me.

You do realize you can only claim one number, yes?

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However, Solla claimed 54, so I think you can narrow it down quite easily.

Baxten wrote:However, Solla claimed 54, so I think you can narrow it down quite easily.

I know that, ill just take 27, iran

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:I know that, ill just take 27, iran

Alright, sounds good. Don't know how you'd know that since I posted it 2 seconds ago, but OK

Baxten wrote:Alright, sounds good. Don't know how you'd know that since I posted it 2 seconds ago, but OK

I'm with him irl

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:I'm with him irl

Oh, I see.

The Cross And Davids Star wrote:Ill do that then

Here's hoping you can back it up with development :P

Kalaron wrote:Here's hoping you can back it up with development :P

Don't worry, I got the funds

I'm so surprised that no one claimed Iran despite it having most of the worlds oil.

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