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Hey guys, any idea how to transition to a full anarchic society?

New United Common-Lands, Lemona

Pinevilla wrote:Hey guys, any idea how to transition to a full anarchic society?

Abolish all institutions I guess

Lemona

Post self-deleted by Pinevilla.

New United Common-Lands wrote:Abolish all institutions I guess

Actually, I would like to transition to a leftist dictatorship, so IÂ’ll need help figuring that out

Lemona

Greetings nations. We are Xerimerc, a subsidiary of our parent company, Xericorp.

We don't have much to say right now, but we are setting up a very fancy factbook that we'll post soon if you want to know more about us :D

Socialistic Britain, Lkandria, New United Common-Lands, Lemona

Xerimerc wrote:Greetings nations. We are Xerimerc, a subsidiary of our parent company, Xericorp.

We don't have much to say right now, but we are setting up a very fancy factbook that we'll post soon if you want to know more about us :D

Sicario Mercenary Corps you have competition

Lkandria, Vlaskal, Lemona

New United Common-Lands wrote:I think the poll determines we have no constitution at the moment, I think for now we have to proceed on the basis which we have planned.

IÂ’m very happy to take my proposal through parliament as well but I think it will just be a formality as the regional government have been supportive of the process thus far.

Although if you think we should then it would be good to get some help with that.

This is a constitutional setup I like:

Preamble

Chapter 1: Provisions

-Article 1: Mission

-Article 2: Bill of Rights

-Article 3: Other Provisions

Chapter 2: The Government

-Article 4: Legislative

-Article 5: Executive

-Article 6: Judicial

Chapter 3: Special Occasions

-Article 7: Elections

-Article 8: Impeachment, Resignation, and Succession

-Article 9: Amendments

Chapter 4: Constitutional Affairs

-Article 10: Precedence

-Article 11: Ratification

-Article 12: Record of Amendments

Socialistic Britain, New United Common-Lands, Vlaskal, Lemona, Pinevilla

New United Common-Lands wrote:I think the poll determines we have no constitution at the moment, I think for now we have to proceed on the basis which we have planned.

IÂ’m very happy to take my proposal through parliament as well but I think it will just be a formality as the regional government have been supportive of the process thus far.

Although if you think we should then it would be good to get some help with that.

Wiat so we have no rules?

Vlaskal

Xerimerc wrote:Greetings nations. We are Xerimerc, a subsidiary of our parent company, Xericorp.

We don't have much to say right now, but we are setting up a very fancy factbook that we'll post soon if you want to know more about us :D

A company nationÂ

Sounds too much like the British East Indian Company

Vlaskal, Xerimerc

Lemona wrote:Wiat so we have no rules?

We have a constitution which is not recognised by our region, the poll determined that we want to start a new one completely from scratch, (although taking the generally principles) but any changes won't be required could be made more easily rather than needing to amend every section.

I may be wrong although that was my understanding.

Vlaskal, Lemona, Xerimerc

Lemona wrote:Wiat so we have no rules?

We still have rules, but they aren't formally written into a constitution. We just have conventions and law, It's like the UK :D

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal, Lemona

How is everybody?

Incase anybody wanted to know

I'm very bored

Vlaskal, Lemona, Xerimerc

Socialistic Britain wrote:How is everybody?

Incase anybody wanted to know

I'm very bored

yes

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal

Lemona wrote:yes

yes

Vlaskal, Lemona

Â

what citrus drink is the best.

lemonade is me fav drink lol so that

I like orange juice a lot too tho

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal

Lemona wrote:Â

what citrus drink is the best.

lemonade is me fav drink lol so that

I like orange juice a lot too tho

Lemona no, you are not gonna start a second citrus war

Vlaskal, Lemona

Anyway, here's a daily fun fact:

It's not a war crime if nobody knows you did it!

Vlaskal, Lemona, Leada, Xerimerc

Socialistic Britain wrote:Anyway, here's a daily fun fact:

It's not a war crime if nobody knows you did it!

America: It isnÂ’t a war crime if you win.

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal, Lemona, Leada, Xerimerc

Mr Government wrote:America: It isnÂ’t a war crime if you win.

Russia: War crimes are fineÂ

Switzerland: War? Crimes? What are those?

Socialistic Britain, Lemona, Leada, Xerimerc

World politics described in a couple words:

everybody is annoyed at everybody meanwhile Switzerland is just sitting on their mountains of gold eating chocolate.

Lemona, Leada, Xerimerc

Socialistic Britain wrote:World politics described in a couple words:

everybody is annoyed at everybody meanwhile Switzerland is just sitting on their mountains of gold eating chocolate.

Exactly, Switzerland as an independent state has had, like, 3 wars that IÂ’ve heard about, and they were all civil wars.

Socialistic Britain, Lemona, Leada

Mr Government wrote:Russia: War crimes are fineÂ

Switzerland: War? Crimes? What are those?

Japan: We have denounced our war crimes... which we still officially deny.

Socialistic Britain, Lemona, Mr Government

Leada wrote:Japan: We have denounced our war crimes... which we still officially deny.

Australia: Bloody emusÂ

Socialistic Britain, Lemona, Leada

Mr Government wrote:Exactly, Switzerland as an independent state has had, like, 3 wars that IÂ’ve heard about, and they were all civil wars.

Very little conflicts but also historically efficient fighters

Love the little goobers

Socialistic Britain, Lemona

Socialistic Britain wrote:Lemona no, you are not gonna start a second citrus war

Third, actually

Socialistic Britain

Lemona wrote:Third, actually

Oh

Lemona

Socialistic Britain wrote:Oh

You forgot citrus war part 2, which didnÂ’t even involve Catopes.

It was about a lemon pie.

Socialistic Britain

Can we have like a Third World War, but no hard feelings? IÂ’m bored so that would seem cool

Socialistic Britain

Leada wrote:Japan: We have denounced our war crimes... which we still officially deny.

Germany: We are so sorry for what we did! We will ban anything related to those people!

Japan: what war crimes?

Socialistic Britain, Leada

I gtg bye

Socialistic Britain

Lemona wrote:Â

what citrus drink is the best.

lemonade is me fav drink lol so that

I like orange juice a lot too tho

Orange juice

Socialistic Britain, Lemona

Lkandria wrote:Orange juice

Orange juice is good, to be honest..

Socialistic Britain, Lkandria, Lemona

It's 1am..

This time I'm actually going to sleep

Whether my brain likes it or not >:(

Vlaskal

Socialistic Britain wrote:It's 1am..

This time I'm actually going to sleep

Whether my brain likes it or not >:(

watch as you stay awake for an additional 2 hours

close your eyes and peer into darkness, it's very soothing

Socialistic Britain

The great nation of Pinevilla has entered a period of diplomatic isolation.

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal, Lemona, Xerimerc

DISCUSSION

Whats your opinion on democratic schools? I can explain if you arenÂ’t sure what they are.

Vlaskal, Lemona

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:DISCUSSION

Whats your opinion on democratic schools? I can explain if you arenÂ’t sure what they are.

i have never heard of democratic schools in my entire life

Lemona

Vlaskal wrote:i have never heard of democratic schools in my entire life

yeah most havenÂ’t

Vlaskal, Lemona

they do exist though

Vlaskal, Lemona

its a type of school system where students have a say in school policy, now the amount of student autonomy ranges from school to school. A key part of all democratic schools are community meetings, where students propose and give solutions to problems. Some democratic schools have a legislative sorta thing, where students propose new policies and laws. Now what students can propose ranges from school to school again. Policy is decided by popular vote.

Vlaskal, Lemona, Astravica

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:its a type of school system where students have a say in school policy, now the amount of student autonomy ranges from school to school. A key part of all democratic schools are community meetings, where students propose and give solutions to problems. Some democratic schools have a legislative sorta thing, where students propose new policies and laws. Now what students can propose ranges from school to school again. Policy is decided by popular vote.

is this like a beefed-up version of this "Student Council" club?

but more open?

Lemona

Vlaskal wrote:is this like a beefed-up version of this "Student Council" club?

but more open?

yeah a lot of schools have a “student council” but they do essentially nothing, democratic schools are more like students having actual decisions in policy.

Now dont confuse this with anarchist education which yes also does exist, basically where students can not go to class or abide by rules if they want.

Vlaskal, Lemona

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:yeah a lot of schools have a “student council” but they do essentially nothing, democratic schools are more like students having actual decisions in policy.

Now dont confuse this with anarchist education which yes also does exist, basically where students can not go to class or abide by rules if they want.

So in a nutshell, if the school has a change in policy, the students have the right to say no, and suggest a policy where everyone can vote?

Lemona

Vlaskal wrote:So in a nutshell, if the school has a change in policy, the students have the right to say no, and suggest a policy where everyone can vote?

pretty much, and students can suggest policy. sometimes democratic schools are direct with just all students (of certain grade/age) voting for policy, or there is a layer of elected representatives.

Vlaskal, Lemona

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:pretty much, and students can suggest policy. sometimes democratic schools are direct with just all students (of certain grade/age) voting for policy, or there is a layer of elected representatives.

well, that's neat...

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:DISCUSSION

Whats your opinion on democratic schools? I can explain if you arenÂ’t sure what they are.

hmmmm

Lemona

Vlaskal wrote:well, that's neat... hmmmm

i personally support democratic education with some restrictions on what students can propose (example: they cant just abolish all classes)

Lemona

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:i personally support democratic education with some restrictions on what students can propose (example: they cant just abolish all classes)

but will that ultimately set back policies? if the students have a say in this, can't they delay the whole decision?

Lemona

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:i personally support democratic education with some restrictions on what students can propose (example: they cant just abolish all classes)

I agree with dat.

only thing is what I like about our schools, well at least mine, was the in elementary school (Kindergarten-5th grade) we had a 5th grade performance.

Vlaskal wrote:but will that ultimately set back policies? if the students have a say in this, can't they delay the whole decision?

can you explain what you mean

Vlaskal, Lemona

THEY WILL NOT BEAT MY BELOVED CORPS

Lemona, Xerimerc

Sicario Mercenary Corps, want to join the current discussion?

Lemona, Xerimerc

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:Sicario Mercenary Corps, want to join the current discussion?

About why aya crapped his pants

Xerimerc

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:Sicario Mercenary Corps, want to join the current discussion?

Where

Lemona, Xerimerc

Lemona wrote:About why aya crapped his pants

its about democratic schools

Lemona, Xerimerc

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:here

whats the topic

Lemona, Xerimerc

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:whats the topic

how to go to the bathroom

Xerimerc

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:can you explain what you mean

like if there is a never-ending back and forth in deciding policies.

If there is no agreement on which policy should be implemented

Lemona, Xerimerc

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:its a type of school system where students have a say in school policy, now the amount of student autonomy ranges from school to school. A key part of all democratic schools are community meetings, where students propose and give solutions to problems. Some democratic schools have a legislative sorta thing, where students propose new policies and laws. Now what students can propose ranges from school to school again. Policy is decided by popular vote.

Hmm. I think students coming up with ideas and policies is a great idea, and giving them a say in school would work wonders for some. However it would be difficult to combat bullying or social cliques, so it should definitely be limited, as kids can be pretty harmful without realizing it. Definitly a good idea, but requires refinement, of which I dont feel educated enough to make a wise decision.

Lemona, Xerimerc

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:Hmm. I think students coming up with ideas and policies is a great idea, and giving them a say in school would work wonders for some. However it would be difficult to combat bullying or social cliques, so it should definitely be limited, as kids can be pretty harmful without realizing it. Definitly a good idea, but requires refinement, of which I dont feel educated enough to make a wise decision.

how do you feel about public bathrooms!

Xerimerc

Vlaskal wrote:like if there is a never-ending back and forth in deciding policies.

If there is no agreement on which policy should be implemented

im pretty sure students especially younger ones wouldn’t really be like politicians and become as divided as politics today, im pretty sure atleast few students would just be like “Ok, i dont care we need something passed just pass something.”

Something preventing division, is that while people can remain in there country till the day they die, people eventually leave school.

Vlaskal, Lemona

Lemona wrote:how do you feel about public bathrooms!

elaborate

Lemona

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:Hmm. I think students coming up with ideas and policies is a great idea, and giving them a say in school would work wonders for some. However it would be difficult to combat bullying or social cliques, so it should definitely be limited, as kids can be pretty harmful without realizing it. Definitly a good idea, but requires refinement, of which I dont feel educated enough to make a wise decision.

true true, i do imagine a bullying group just gaining some power and things get way worse for the bullied students.

Vlaskal, Lemona, Sicario Mercenary Corps

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:true true, i do imagine a bullying group just gaining some power and things get way worse for the bullied students.

cough cough *much of american history* cough cough

Vlaskal, Lemona, Xerimerc

Vlaskal wrote:watch as you stay awake for an additional 2 hours

close your eyes and peer into darkness, it's very soothing

I regret to say..

This will probably happen

Vlaskal, Lemona, Xerimerc

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:elaborate

public bathrooms suck

yes?

explain what needs to be fixed

and how to stop poop from getting on the floor

Vlaskal, Xerimerc

Lemona wrote:public bathrooms suck

yes?

explain what needs to be fixed

and how to stop poop from getting on the floor

pay janitors more to clean up the sh*t

Vlaskal, Lemona

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:pay janitors more to clean up the sh*t

unfortunately no idea currenlty to stop dumb people from causing this

Vlaskal, Lemona

Socialistic Britain, wanna join the current discussion about democratic schools?

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal, Lemona

actually imma make a poll on this

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal, Lemona, Sicario Mercenary Corps

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:actually imma make a poll on this

no make a poll about bathrooms

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:pay janitors more to clean up the sh*t

j say we force people to eat it

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:pay janitors more to clean up the sh*t

why do male public bathrooms smell like 3 dogs pissed in a sewer?

Lemona

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:Socialistic Britain, wanna join the current discussion about democratic schools?

From what I've seen being currently said and my limited understanding of democratic schools

All I have to say is it seems like a good concept in theory but it just has to be executed correctly for it not go downhill

Lemona, Sicario Mercenary Corps

Vlaskal wrote:why do male public bathrooms smell like 3 dogs pissed in a sewer?

most public bathrooms do.

Socialistic Britain, Lemona

Socialistic Britain wrote:From what I've seen being currently said and my limited understanding of democratic schools

All I have to say is it seems like a good concept in theory but it just has to be executed correctly for it not go downhill

good concept, requires lots of thought and educated decision making to execute well

Socialistic Britain, Lemona

Socialistic Britain wrote:From what I've seen being currently said and my limited understanding of democratic schools

All I have to say is it seems like a good concept in theory but it just has to be executed correctly for it not go downhill

well studies have shown they have been successful in the cases they have been executed, even a few anarchist schools have been successful, although most anarchist schools have been disasters. Most democratic schools though are and have been successful.

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal, Lemona, Sicario Mercenary Corps

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:well studies have shown they have been successful in the cases they have been executed, even a few anarchist schools have been successful, although most anarchist schools have been disasters. Most democratic schools though are and have been successful.

Do you have any articles or specific studies? Im curious about these now

Socialistic Britain, Lemona

Aya Democratic Republic wrote:well studies have shown they have been successful in the cases they have been executed, even a few anarchist schools have been successful, although most anarchist schools have been disasters. Most democratic schools though are and have been successful.

I have a feeling their bathrooms are even worse

Lemona wrote:I have a feeling their bathrooms are even worse

Whats with your sudden infatuation with bathrooms

Lemona

On a unrelated sidenote

Sicario Mercenary Corps

I wanted to ask, how do you pronounce your nation name?

Lemona

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:Whats with your sudden infatuation with bathrooms

Â

the name is Weird

you arenÂ’t taking a bath in the toilet

Socialistic Britain wrote:On a unrelated sidenote

Sicario Mercenary Corps

I wanted to ask, how do you pronounce your nation name?

for idiots who canÂ’t pronounce pronounce lemona, itÂ’s

Lemon, uh

Socialistic Britain wrote:On a unrelated sidenote

Sicario Mercenary Corps

I wanted to ask, how do you pronounce your nation name?

Which part?

Socialistic Britain, Lemona

Lemona wrote:for idiots who canÂ’t pronounce pronounce lemona, itÂ’s

Lemon, uh

lemonaon deez nuts

Lemona

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:Which part?

Is is

Si, car e oooo

Si is like Sid without d

Sicario Mercenary Corps

Socialistic Britain wrote:On a unrelated sidenote

Sicario Mercenary Corps

I wanted to ask, how do you pronounce your nation name?

oh.. you haven't slept yet, well that's unfortunate

Lemona

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:lemonaon deez nuts

no, is Lemonan have warm nuts

Lemona wrote:Is is

Si, car e oooo

Si is like Sid without d

Yes,

sih car e oh

Socialistic Britain, Lemona

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:Yes,

sih car e oh

YEAHHH

IÂ’ve been saying it right!

Socialistic Britain, Sicario Mercenary Corps

FURRY VERSION OF ASTOLFO

SHOULD I MAKE IT MY FLAG

Vlaskal, Lemona, Xerimerc

Lemona wrote:for idiots who canÂ’t pronounce pronounce lemona, itÂ’s

Lemon, uh

Okay then I just won't ask

Vlaskal wrote:oh.. you haven't slept yet, well that's unfortunate

Sadly yes.

Vlaskal, Lemona

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:FURRY VERSION OF ASTOLFO

SHOULD I MAKE IT MY FLAG

Please for the love of God no

Vlaskal, Lemona

Socialistic Britain wrote:Okay then I just won't ask

Sadly yes.

ask what?

Hmmmm?

Vlaskal

I am feeling Merciful.

I shall make it my flag later...

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:Do you have any articles or specific studies? Im curious about these now

https://alternativestoschool.com/pdfs/The%20Hannam%20Report.pdf (Short Version: Study of UK democratic schools, shown students in said schools have more motivation to learn, and higher self-esteem)

https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/tea.20398 (Short Version: Study of Israel democratic schools, standard schools see a decline in interest of science, this decline did not happen in democratic schools)

https://reports.ofsted.gov.uk/provider/27/113619 (Government inspection of Sands School, UK democratic school, shown to be a “good” school with some “outstanding” features, no part of the school was rated under “good”)

a few out of many studies i could find

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal, Lemona, Sicario Mercenary Corps

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:FURRY VERSION OF ASTOLFO

SHOULD I MAKE IT MY FLAG

You mean the Frankish guy who was with Charlemagne?

Socialistic Britain, Vlaskal

Sicario Mercenary Corps wrote:THEY WILL NOT BEAT MY BELOVED CORPS

Hmmmm

May the best of the best win, and also i will not take any sides...

[sub]tbh, anime girls are cute in highly advanced combat gear, while handling wmds[/sub]

Socialistic Britain, Lemona, Sicario Mercenary Corps

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