@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation He noted several things:
1) your plans to turn Australia into a big city would kill 50,000 indigenous people whose ancestors have been living long before Abraham existed.
2) He stated that the people were unhappy with Sharia. There are plenty of populations historically who lived under Sharia who didn't like it. Cue the Greeks and Serbs, who hate the Ottoman Empire. In fact, when I described Awwam as a new Ottoman Empire (which it basically is) to EternalDarkness, he refused to supply ships to you, stating "We've had enough of one Ottoman Empire" or something to that effect until he decided to not play politics because he wants to focus on making highly detailed planes, tanks, and especially ships.
It's basically an airdroppable, mobile antitank gun, using an Italian Vespa scooter and an American 75mm recoilless rifle.
It was designed to be dismounted from the vehicle and used separately. It can be fired from the vehicle, but there is no way to accurately aim it if fired as such.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation First, don't think you can sneak up on a base. They are guarded by men who know very well how to do so, and therefore can predict where they will come.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Hahaha. I see France, the UK, Germany, Awwami Italy, and Australia really liking us. In fact, they see YOU as that.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation He wanted to implement new laws that he felt was necessary to restore order.
But then you went skipping about in the palace wailing "Islam and Sharia is perfect" through a bullhorn from a minaret while he tries to implement it in his territory.
I then forwarded a solution that Australia be an autonomous territory in Awwam, run under English Common Law, while still politically a part of Awwam. This meant that @RMark1 is largely free to do whatever he wants inside Awwam, but his actions outside of Australia are conducted through Awwam. This, you shut down.
Remember, leadership is not simply ruling a group like you're the sultan of some oil-rich country. It's about compromise.
And you failed utterly at that, because of your arrogance.
The fact so many of your members turned on you is more a testament to your leadership. While I know you're a good person at heart with pure intentions, actions have communicated a different story.
RMark1 feels you have treated him like shiet because of your arrogance. That is his perception. You should have addressed that.
Remember, even if you think your ideas are better or are actually better, sometimes you must accept a compromise in order to retain the integrity of a group, for a group can recover from bad decisions, and learn from them, but it is much harder for a group to recover from traitors in their ranks.
If you accepted his proposal, this would not have been an issue. But as you acted so arrogantly to your subordinates (RMark1) I thought of Awwam under your leadership a threat.
You're a classical tragic hero. A man of noble intent, with a single flaw, a flaw that will be the hero's downfall.
@Supermini555 If you fight for us, we will grant you control of India, as long as it is ruled fairly and takes care of the Hindus. If you do so, you will have five divisions of Gurkhas under our command.
Gurkhas are some of the best soldiers to ever walk the Earth. Ask the British and Indian armies. I guarantee that if you treat them well, one Gurkha will be the worth of a squad of ordinary soldiers.
@Supermini555 Yes, I know, we plotted to weaken Awwam to a state which occupies only Arabia, Anatolia, the Levant, Iran, Pakistan (including Punjab and Kashmir), and Indonesia.
We only did so because of how @RMark1 was treated. He was treated like shiet, and if someone is treated so badly that they are willing to risk everything and commit treason against their leadership, then that is telling of what kind of leader he is.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation And yet, it isn't. Things made a thousand years ago are typically known as "obsolete" unless proven with reason that it is superior.
Take Sun Tzu's "The Art of War." It was written almost two thousand years ago, and is still relevant, because so many commanders who followed the tactics, or tactics similar to such properly have been good generals.
In the meantime, Sharia has been so easily distorted heavily in its implementation in areas such as Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Afghanistan.
In Saudi Arabia, I believe women are heavily restricted in their actions, although Muslim women played significant parts in the early days of Islam. In fact, I do not believe they can even drive a car in Saudi Arabia.
In Pakistan, a girl named Malala Yousafzai made a bold statement to the Taliban, that she wanted to be more than a baby factory, that she wanted to be an individual that wanted to learn how to read, write, as well as maths, sciences, and history. And what did the Taliban, who implements Sharia law in the areas they control in the fashion you enact it in Awwam, do to her?
They shot her in the head. She was shot in the head in the name of God.
I do believe more people have been killed for God by both Christians and Muslims, sometimes against their own fellow Christians and Muslims.
Also, our Rangers got through by disguising themselves as Awwami soldiers.
And Pummeler strikes finished off the sites that the Rangers couldn't get to.
I say it is fair, since you are the biggest nation in the world, and the fact that all these nations have the same cumulative military strength to yours alone means that your nation is seriously powerful.
And we have Canada. All your superweapons were disabled by Paternian Rangers. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
I maintain that both systems are imperfect, but I deem my system superior due to its inclusiveness, the (heavily misinterpreted) works of Karl Marx, and the fact that the legal system is designed to punish when there is a certainty beyond reasonable doubt, and when it screws up, the effect on the innocent is far less. @GoldenEagle
People should be free to practice religion as long as it does not pose a threat to the greater public and that socialism is best and all nations should be socialist. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
And I asked @GoldenEagle because depending on what he says, it will establish whether your statements are true, as he is indeed the main moderator. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
No, it's because I want to move onto an RP where there isn't one power in charge of all because you're literally placed on the top of the nation list because of the Latin alphabet. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Again, Sharia law and Islam is not perfect. There is still conflict between them.
Saudi Arabia (a Sunni monarchial theocracy) and Iran (a Shia republican theocracy) are at each other's throats.
The only reason why Saudi Arabia seems to have an upper hand is because (1) the Bush family (Yes, that one, the one that loves to invade Iraq) was instrumental to the creation of the Saudi monarchy and are BFFs, (2) the Bush family is very influential politically in the US, and (3) Saudi Arabia gives plenty of favors to America, where Iran doesn't.
Guarantee, if America wasn't influencing either of them, we'd see a regional Cold War. Oh wait, there already is one!
Saudi Arabia knows that Daesh hates Iran, and since they can't support Daesh because America won't be happy, they do as little as they can to help kill Daesh.
Iran, knowing Iraq and Hezbolah hates Daesh, backs them.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Yes, of course, but what if there was nobody to witness it? Because as psychology teaches us, witnesses are notoriously unreliable.
In an armed robbery, they are most likely to focus on the weapon used than the actual person. In addition, if said thief is of ethnic group which the witness or victim is not familiar with, they are more likely to generalize such individual and may just pick someone from random.
True story.
And yes, there are mistakes made, but at least fixing it doesn't involve body part reattachment. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Firstly, these things have wire cutters on the wings.
Second, what if for some reason, the air mine was to break free and descend upon somewhere you didn't want it to go, like over your houses and cities? @JakeTheDogg
English Common Law holds that it is better for ten criminals to be let free than an innocent person be condemned for a crime they never did. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Electromagnetic shielding. And the fact they use ramjets with automatic mechanical regulators which do not rely on electricity. Also, the bomb has a backup mechanical timed fuze that starts when it is launched, based on travel time.
The missile uses a ramjet, so basically once it's ignited, all we have to do is supply fuel, which is simple given that the fuel is injected via pressure from airflow. Once the missile gets moving (which is immediate upon launch), there's no stopping it.
It also has a mechanical autopilot, which although crude, is precise enough to guide it at launch to a target the size of a city.
Basically, disabling electronic control will result in a hypersonic, WMD-tipped V-1 cruise missile. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Did you know that Valkyrie are angel-like figures in traditional Norse mythology, which you would consider pagan, which chose who lived and died in battle? @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
English Common Law is different, depending on its implementation.
In Paternia, theft and robbery is punishable by prison time between 30 days and a year, depending on the severity of the crime.
Prisons in Paternia aims to condition the prisoner into a productive citizen, so they have the means to live properly so that they do not need to commit theft and robbery. If they were drug addicts, we may keep them in longer so that they may be able to break their addictions. Guards are allowed no weapons, even less-lethal stuff like pepper spray, although they are allowed to use physical force to restrain a prisoner if they have demonstrated behavior which is a threat to themselves or others, and are trained to disarm prisoners. This system has a 99% success rate.
Because cutting off their hand doesn't solve why they did it. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Well, they do require energy.
And energy can only be conserved, but never created or destroyed. They must be generated somewhere.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Really? Why would Indian nationals kill their own people?
Remember, we recruit armies locally.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation As a moderator, I do believe you are OP.
I have taken this to GoldenEagle.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation You mean projectile weapons that don't need ammunition of some sort?
The only weapons that don't need ammunition are melee weapons.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Really?
You're OP.
@GoldenEagle Is this comment enough justification that Awwam is OP and must be whacked several dozen times by the nerf bat?
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Most of them moved to Paternia, where they continue to make up a not insignificant portion of our army.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Gurkhas are an ethnic group in Nepal which are known for their fighting ability.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation He noted several things:
1) your plans to turn Australia into a big city would kill 50,000 indigenous people whose ancestors have been living long before Abraham existed.
2) He stated that the people were unhappy with Sharia. There are plenty of populations historically who lived under Sharia who didn't like it. Cue the Greeks and Serbs, who hate the Ottoman Empire. In fact, when I described Awwam as a new Ottoman Empire (which it basically is) to EternalDarkness, he refused to supply ships to you, stating "We've had enough of one Ottoman Empire" or something to that effect until he decided to not play politics because he wants to focus on making highly detailed planes, tanks, and especially ships.
It's basically an airdroppable, mobile antitank gun, using an Italian Vespa scooter and an American 75mm recoilless rifle.
It was designed to be dismounted from the vehicle and used separately. It can be fired from the vehicle, but there is no way to accurately aim it if fired as such.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation First, don't think you can sneak up on a base. They are guarded by men who know very well how to do so, and therefore can predict where they will come.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Firstly, you have no ammunition left. We cut off all your naval supply routes and disabled your ability to teleport.
Canada is completely cut off with Greenland.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Hahaha. I see France, the UK, Germany, Awwami Italy, and Australia really liking us. In fact, they see YOU as that.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation He wanted to implement new laws that he felt was necessary to restore order.
But then you went skipping about in the palace wailing "Islam and Sharia is perfect" through a bullhorn from a minaret while he tries to implement it in his territory.
I then forwarded a solution that Australia be an autonomous territory in Awwam, run under English Common Law, while still politically a part of Awwam. This meant that @RMark1 is largely free to do whatever he wants inside Awwam, but his actions outside of Australia are conducted through Awwam. This, you shut down.
Remember, leadership is not simply ruling a group like you're the sultan of some oil-rich country. It's about compromise.
And you failed utterly at that, because of your arrogance.
The fact so many of your members turned on you is more a testament to your leadership. While I know you're a good person at heart with pure intentions, actions have communicated a different story.
RMark1 feels you have treated him like shiet because of your arrogance. That is his perception. You should have addressed that.
Remember, even if you think your ideas are better or are actually better, sometimes you must accept a compromise in order to retain the integrity of a group, for a group can recover from bad decisions, and learn from them, but it is much harder for a group to recover from traitors in their ranks.
If you accepted his proposal, this would not have been an issue. But as you acted so arrogantly to your subordinates (RMark1) I thought of Awwam under your leadership a threat.
You're a classical tragic hero. A man of noble intent, with a single flaw, a flaw that will be the hero's downfall.
And that flaw is your arrogance.
@Supermini555 If you fight for us, we will grant you control of India, as long as it is ruled fairly and takes care of the Hindus. If you do so, you will have five divisions of Gurkhas under our command.
Gurkhas are some of the best soldiers to ever walk the Earth. Ask the British and Indian armies. I guarantee that if you treat them well, one Gurkha will be the worth of a squad of ordinary soldiers.
@Supermini555 Yes, I know, we plotted to weaken Awwam to a state which occupies only Arabia, Anatolia, the Levant, Iran, Pakistan (including Punjab and Kashmir), and Indonesia.
We only did so because of how @RMark1 was treated. He was treated like shiet, and if someone is treated so badly that they are willing to risk everything and commit treason against their leadership, then that is telling of what kind of leader he is.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation Also, people in Awwam are sick of you.
How many traitors did we have? None.
How many did you have? At least two.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation I was just writing a well-written reply.
And just because they're well-armed and well-armored doesn't mean they're smart.
Disguised as maintenance personnel with perfectly-fabricated orders, they managed to sneak in and destroy them.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation And yet, it isn't. Things made a thousand years ago are typically known as "obsolete" unless proven with reason that it is superior.
Take Sun Tzu's "The Art of War." It was written almost two thousand years ago, and is still relevant, because so many commanders who followed the tactics, or tactics similar to such properly have been good generals.
In the meantime, Sharia has been so easily distorted heavily in its implementation in areas such as Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and Afghanistan.
In Saudi Arabia, I believe women are heavily restricted in their actions, although Muslim women played significant parts in the early days of Islam. In fact, I do not believe they can even drive a car in Saudi Arabia.
In Pakistan, a girl named Malala Yousafzai made a bold statement to the Taliban, that she wanted to be more than a baby factory, that she wanted to be an individual that wanted to learn how to read, write, as well as maths, sciences, and history. And what did the Taliban, who implements Sharia law in the areas they control in the fashion you enact it in Awwam, do to her?
They shot her in the head. She was shot in the head in the name of God.
I do believe more people have been killed for God by both Christians and Muslims, sometimes against their own fellow Christians and Muslims.
Also, our Rangers got through by disguising themselves as Awwami soldiers.
And Pummeler strikes finished off the sites that the Rangers couldn't get to.
Gotcha. @GoldenEagle
I say it is fair, since you are the biggest nation in the world, and the fact that all these nations have the same cumulative military strength to yours alone means that your nation is seriously powerful.
And we have Canada. All your superweapons were disabled by Paternian Rangers. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
I maintain that both systems are imperfect, but I deem my system superior due to its inclusiveness, the (heavily misinterpreted) works of Karl Marx, and the fact that the legal system is designed to punish when there is a certainty beyond reasonable doubt, and when it screws up, the effect on the innocent is far less. @GoldenEagle
Mine too.
People should be free to practice religion as long as it does not pose a threat to the greater public and that socialism is best and all nations should be socialist. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
And I asked @GoldenEagle because depending on what he says, it will establish whether your statements are true, as he is indeed the main moderator. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
YOUR OPINION IS NOT REALITY. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Ballistic missiles cannot be shot down once it reaches its peak, where it will descend not Earth at incredible speeds.
However, they can be shot down before launch.
You can still target launch sites and launch aircraft. @JakeTheDogg
You can still try shoot down the bombers that carry them. @JakeTheDogg
Is Islam and Sharia perfect? @GoldenEagle
NOT. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
No, it's because I want to move onto an RP where there isn't one power in charge of all because you're literally placed on the top of the nation list because of the Latin alphabet. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Again, Sharia law and Islam is not perfect. There is still conflict between them.
Saudi Arabia (a Sunni monarchial theocracy) and Iran (a Shia republican theocracy) are at each other's throats.
The only reason why Saudi Arabia seems to have an upper hand is because (1) the Bush family (Yes, that one, the one that loves to invade Iraq) was instrumental to the creation of the Saudi monarchy and are BFFs, (2) the Bush family is very influential politically in the US, and (3) Saudi Arabia gives plenty of favors to America, where Iran doesn't.
Guarantee, if America wasn't influencing either of them, we'd see a regional Cold War. Oh wait, there already is one!
Saudi Arabia knows that Daesh hates Iran, and since they can't support Daesh because America won't be happy, they do as little as they can to help kill Daesh.
Iran, knowing Iraq and Hezbolah hates Daesh, backs them.
@MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Yes. Yes he is.
Allow me to send meteor into Earth and end this ungodly mess? @GoldenEagle
And we love your propaganda. slow clap @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
IT FCUKING ISNT. GET THAT INTO YOUR DAMN FCUKING HEAD YOU BONEHEAD. NO SYSTEM IS PERFECT. NONE.
Sorry, just seriously triggered after your continual insistence that your nation is perfect. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Just responding to @JakeTheDogg. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Same here. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Yes, of course, but what if there was nobody to witness it? Because as psychology teaches us, witnesses are notoriously unreliable.
In an armed robbery, they are most likely to focus on the weapon used than the actual person. In addition, if said thief is of ethnic group which the witness or victim is not familiar with, they are more likely to generalize such individual and may just pick someone from random.
True story.
And yes, there are mistakes made, but at least fixing it doesn't involve body part reattachment. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
They've tried this before. @JakeTheDogg
But these are literally faster than missiles. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Air mines are liabilities.
Firstly, these things have wire cutters on the wings.
Second, what if for some reason, the air mine was to break free and descend upon somewhere you didn't want it to go, like over your houses and cities? @JakeTheDogg
But what if they are completely innocent?
English Common Law holds that it is better for ten criminals to be let free than an innocent person be condemned for a crime they never did. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Electromagnetic shielding. And the fact they use ramjets with automatic mechanical regulators which do not rely on electricity. Also, the bomb has a backup mechanical timed fuze that starts when it is launched, based on travel time.
The missile uses a ramjet, so basically once it's ignited, all we have to do is supply fuel, which is simple given that the fuel is injected via pressure from airflow. Once the missile gets moving (which is immediate upon launch), there's no stopping it.
It also has a mechanical autopilot, which although crude, is precise enough to guide it at launch to a target the size of a city.
Basically, disabling electronic control will result in a hypersonic, WMD-tipped V-1 cruise missile. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
But what if they were innocent or have no job? @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Really? They're stealthy (Squid ACS), hypersonic, and low-altitude. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
We've launched H-SLAM cruise missiles at all your cities. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Did you know that Valkyrie are angel-like figures in traditional Norse mythology, which you would consider pagan, which chose who lived and died in battle? @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
English Common Law is different, depending on its implementation.
In Paternia, theft and robbery is punishable by prison time between 30 days and a year, depending on the severity of the crime.
Prisons in Paternia aims to condition the prisoner into a productive citizen, so they have the means to live properly so that they do not need to commit theft and robbery. If they were drug addicts, we may keep them in longer so that they may be able to break their addictions. Guards are allowed no weapons, even less-lethal stuff like pepper spray, although they are allowed to use physical force to restrain a prisoner if they have demonstrated behavior which is a threat to themselves or others, and are trained to disarm prisoners. This system has a 99% success rate.
Because cutting off their hand doesn't solve why they did it. @MemeKingIndustriesAndMegaCorporation
Cool! I wanna do that for several of my creations, notably:
A-1I Pummeler
M8A1 General Burns light tank
North Point-class cruiser
I think one moderator per faction. @Viper28 @MechWARRIOR57
Sounds good! @RMark1
@MemeKingIndistriesAndMegaCorporation GG