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Ravennog wrote:

If newcomers are motivated enough to run for Senate, they should take time to learn about our methods, rules, and procedures.

And whilst you’re doing that, let’s ignore the fact that veterans are cementing their position and gaining more support. It’s like you’re trying to make Concert band. There’s tryouts every month, but there’s only 20 that are accepted. These 20 have already been in band for years, winning medals and dominating concerts. Then you come along, and you practice your instrument, using the same schedule or even more as the band team, but at the end, they always pick the OG 20, because whilst you’re blowing your lungs out on the flute, the band is attending concerts and rehearsals with much more effective training. Obviously this isn’t a problem in schools, because someone is always going to graduate. Personal experience.

In NS you aren’t going to have senators CTE or resign on a timely manner, and at the end of the day the senate always is the same. If you don’t give us a chance to show ourselves we’ll never get recognition.

I apologise for my toxicity, a 14-year old who lives in China and doesn’t have the right to vote can’t really understand democracy. I don’t really know what I’m saying, I’m just basing it off of personal experience. I apologise.