imported_Starhawk
09-05-2004, 03:25
I should not be getting this issue.
Too Low On Laws, Say Citizens
The Issue
Various opinions have been brought to your attention over what your closest advisors are referring to as the 'anarchy situation'.
The Debate
"We've got to do something about this chaos!" yells General Lars Shiomi, firing a rifle at a band of armed looters. "There's no order in this country! No one is safe! We must rebuild the army and crack down on the militant groups ravaging our fair land! It's the only way we will ever return the cesspit of crime and depravity Starhawk has become to a land of law and order!"
[Accept]
Returning fire, both figuratively and literally, is Alexei Licorish, biker gang leader and anarchist: "That there's anyone claiming to be a government is ludicrous. People should be allowed to determine their own fate and survival without fear of breaking these inhibiting laws! All government officials should be removed at once if this country is ever to become well and truly 'equal'!"
[Accept]
"I've got a different idea," says Billy-Bob Nagasawa, your minister of commerce, speaking from his hiding place under a desk. "Television viewers in more developed countries actually like seeing gratuitous violence. We could put up cameras in some of the more dangerous streets and sell the broadcasting rights to foreign networks. It could raise awareness of our situation, or at the very least rake in some laserchips. The money could be used to fund a more organised police system to enforce the law."
[Accept]
It is difficult to tell where the omnipresent government stops and the rest of society begins, but it juggles the competing demands of Education, Law & Order, and Social Equality.
Normally, I don't mind when things get a little muddled, but this is ridiculous.
Too Low On Laws, Say Citizens
The Issue
Various opinions have been brought to your attention over what your closest advisors are referring to as the 'anarchy situation'.
The Debate
"We've got to do something about this chaos!" yells General Lars Shiomi, firing a rifle at a band of armed looters. "There's no order in this country! No one is safe! We must rebuild the army and crack down on the militant groups ravaging our fair land! It's the only way we will ever return the cesspit of crime and depravity Starhawk has become to a land of law and order!"
[Accept]
Returning fire, both figuratively and literally, is Alexei Licorish, biker gang leader and anarchist: "That there's anyone claiming to be a government is ludicrous. People should be allowed to determine their own fate and survival without fear of breaking these inhibiting laws! All government officials should be removed at once if this country is ever to become well and truly 'equal'!"
[Accept]
"I've got a different idea," says Billy-Bob Nagasawa, your minister of commerce, speaking from his hiding place under a desk. "Television viewers in more developed countries actually like seeing gratuitous violence. We could put up cameras in some of the more dangerous streets and sell the broadcasting rights to foreign networks. It could raise awareness of our situation, or at the very least rake in some laserchips. The money could be used to fund a more organised police system to enforce the law."
[Accept]
It is difficult to tell where the omnipresent government stops and the rest of society begins, but it juggles the competing demands of Education, Law & Order, and Social Equality.
Normally, I don't mind when things get a little muddled, but this is ridiculous.