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Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

What is your nation's stance on slavery?

Outlawed. Considered worth going to war over to prevent it in other nations.

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

If you were to create a role-playing fantasy or science fiction game, what would the class options be?

I would probably choose not to have classes, but rather sets of skills and abilities that could be purchased with some sort of points or experience. Only problem is the list of abilities and skills may become overwhelming, especially when they will start to require previous ones.

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

What is your nation's stance on slavery?

Outlawed since Aug 1836 due in part to various people

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

How segregated or integrated by sex or gender is professional sport in your nation?

Segregated into women and men teams such as cricket, athletics, football and exclusive only sport is netball for women.

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

What does your nation's seat of government look like?

I think it is an edwardian style parliament housing both the upper house and lower house.

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

Who is your nation's most revered historical figure?

The father of independence, Errol Barrow, bussa a leader in the 1810s slave revolt.

Hey guys it’s been a few months

Question of the Day:

Would you want to live in your nation, and why or why not?

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

Would you want to live in your nation, and why or why not?

Yes. I'd argue that it's better than the U.S. Even the compulsory military service isn't particularly bad, because since we don't involve ourselves with the rest of the world, military conflict is rare. Personal liberties are honored so long as the citizens use them responsibly, everyone gets all the necessities in life, works, the difference between the richest and poorest citizens is so negligible that there's no really no difference in class. Crime is nearly non-existent. The nation's environment is beautiful and healthy. It's not uncommon to see philosophers, artists, and scientists while you're out just walking to the store. We're a nation of thinkers as much as we are a nation of battle-hardened warriors. We have a strong sense of community. ^_^

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

Would you want to live in your nation, and why or why not?

Maybe yes, the policies of Brazil Cyprus are certainly better than those of my country in real life.

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

Would you want to live in your nation, and why or why not?

Nope nope nope nope just nope

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

Would you want to live in your nation, and why or why not?

Sort of, I would be able to do almost whatever I want, although because of that it could be pretty hard living in my place.

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

Would you want to live in your nation, and why or why not?

I guess, safety is awesome and crime is really low.
BUT I GET EXECUTED FOR CRIME

Tethys 13 wrote:

Question of the Day:

What do you wish you had been taught or were being taught in school?

World history from a teacher who was both passionate and knowledgeable about world history.

I hate how it's taught in school. Dates and names are important, but the way events relate to each other really engages people. I had one high school teacher that could bring that knowledge to the forefront of his teaching and it made the world of difference. Every other teacher just told us to read the textbook when they weren't reading some scripted comments themselves.