Hello

I am a commie

okay

depends on the type of anarchy dumbass

there is a thing called ancaps

and communists promote a near complete state control

anarcho-communists don't support communism through the means of a heavy central state

so how you join a party?

party join channel?

Anarcho-communism

so we can ally with the communists

look a capitalist who thinks everything he doesn't like is communism

two way street

^^^

hardcore dodging

I don't

both the left and right seem to think equality has to be sacrificed for freedom and freedom sacrificed for equality

Nice argument

Hello fellow anarchist

so did we use dyno for joining parties?

Oh, Zira bot?

Worked with it before, it is nice for sure.

well if I am being honest, I do like the setup James was going for. Lets talk elections is a little more complex, but I for one don't see any need to mirror that exactly. More room to work with in the field of complexity if it is a U.S. congress roleplay but extending to other English speaking nations and having parties for every primary political ideology has it's potential as well

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In the nations of war?

Oh, wow so there is some history here?

So are we trying to go with something new or we like going back to an old format?

Eagle's assessment of the server was a bit vague, forgive me.

So you were more of a political sim with the English world then you became the Nations at War thing correct?

Alright thank you, I will get on those tasks you mentioned good sir, @kingjamestheterrible

Excuse you?

Alberta

Canada

Maple Leaf

No thanks

Though I must admit, America is superior in more ways than we are. Still a proud Canadian

Mainly due to population though, also we are still apart of the commonwealth, which I am not quite a fan of.

I am fine with that personally

A bit extreme, wouldn't you say?

The EU is a good thing, mostly in intent though. There are certainly some issues with it like unelected commissioners and poor handling of the refugee crisis

I have been to Europe, actually.

The refugees is one thing I am not entirely for

I visited Paris, was in London, just to catch a flight to Paris though, got to walk around the city for about 6 hours. I have also been to Sweden and Denmark.

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You mean London?

Oh I have been to Greece as well

London was alright

Both Paris and London weren't that nice even in some of the nicer parts, only the specifically tourist areas were nice.

Greece was beautiful, I was 9 though when we went there

Sweden and Denmark were nice, London and Paris were disappointing

Greece had modern marvels, ancient marvels and medieval marvels. The countryside in many places was gorgeous as well.

Have not been to Malmo

Yes I know refugees refugees that doesn't speak for the whole of Europe or the nations in Europe. Yes it is a problem and yes they took in too many. But you act like all of Europe is like an Islamic state or something.

It sucks that the EU has screwed up in places because it is such a great thing, they just pushed too far in areas they shouldn't have and now there is a major nationalist backlash that is just going to set us back.

I have already stated I walked around the streets of London and Paris

which I could see some affects of the migrants for sure

But like in Sweden and Denmark, we went to some towns and cities, some not even that known for tourism and they were fine.

that was 3 years ago

We have over a million Muslims in my country

I have issues with the massive influx because one, the countries can't sustain them well. They don't speak English, have a different lifestyle and it creates cultural barricades in the cities and countries. Thankfully Canada hasn't had these issues. Muslims walk down the streets all the time the same as any other person. One of the other reasons I do have an issue with the influx is because you get backlash that can make things worse. Nationalists that are getting more extreme claiming only white people can live in Europe or America or Canada and that is when we see race genocides again.

When it is forced too fast yest

*yes

Both when pushed to an extreme are bad

And this is why I laugh when people try to tell me that it is only the culture they have a problem with and not race

Cultural nationalism breeds ethnic nationalism.

So do you want the Muslims out of your country?

Why?

If you are having issues with them integrating and self-segregating, maybe hating on them because of their skin color and calling for them to be removed isn't a good idea? Maybe you should be promoting peace and integration?

I agree that is a large existing problem but your solution is the opposite of what it should be

It has worked for Canada

Uh.... yes

Most cases that is so

That is because too many were taken in at once which made the segregated communities larger and harder to get integration. It also caused a major nationalist backlash that now deepens the division

So most Muslims should stay

Glad we can agree on something

Yes there are bad apples, they come from very broken countries that can sometimes ruin many with perversions of their ideology and an intolerance for others, sometimes even radical beliefs that call for harm against others, but most aren't an issue, so we shouldn't blanket most with the actions of a few.

Yes Indonesia is the largest Muslim country in the world

and you don't hear about terrible things happening there, and they integrate well

No it isn't

in some senses yes

but with the same problems other Islamic nations face? No

Doesn't your nation have some of that?

Censorship

and marriage historically is religious

It is a historic institution between a man and a woman... at least the term is

Doesn't mean I support that

times change

people need to change with that

Letting go of the traditional interpretation of marriage would be good

But the U.K. isn't much better than indonesia in that regard

Many Christians still view marriage in the traditional way

Both Islamic and Christian interpretations of marriage are outdated

In Christian countries you have to be a Christian to marry a Christian typically. Only difference is one is enforced by society and one is enforced by law.

European ones, North American ones, most of them really

Secularism has made great progress in still majority Christian nations thankfully

That is contradictory

You just criticized Indonesia for enforcing their religious views of marriage by law, which is connecting religion to the state, yet you are advocate for the same thing

You are either a secularist or you are not a secularist

Why do you apply a different standard to Indonesia than you do the U.K.?