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I cannot believe how close this election has been... It stayed so close for so long...
It's based in endorsements, if Members don't change his endorsements, then nothing happen.
Good Morning TSP! Happy Independence Day everyone! Fresh SPIT and Lampshades for everyone!
OMG that looks like it would have been a very campy hilarious RPG game.
Good call! all the cool RMB kids love Aumeltopia… we don't dislike Roavin, just love Aumel more :-)
*This free biscuits are a nice perk too*
Exactly! (Though I would note that that section is basicly usable in practice, based on how the High Courts has applied it)... enough with this drama llama madness!
Astoria, maybe try making your hype fun, and not downright mean and defamatory.
mmm 4 hour old dried out cookies....
SCORE!!!!
3 cheers for TSP democracy!
Hip- hip- vote Aumeltopia 4 Del- Horray!
Agreed.... although I do love the smell of suppression shield in the mornings!
EDIT:
We start doing that after the elections. :-)
And if that takes too long we all go crazy and have a civil war until it's sorted out. At least that's what I hear happened 6 months ago :-)
After the Delegate election 11 days ago lower case tSPer's ignored the vote and stubbornly refused to boost the endorsement count of the new Delegate-elect. Upper case TSPers rallied and sporadic fighting broke out on the RMB. As drama llama's rampaged the countryside a core group of peasant workers and student intellectual TSPers created a citizen militia movement under the banner of delegate-elect Erinor to put down the tSPer influence once and for all.
As revolutionary fervor has gripped the region, numerous reworkings of musical numbers and disco classics have graced the RMB. Thankfully, rap battles have not gained any traction.
A number of drama llamas were killed as native nations loyal to Delegate-elect Erinor stormed the strategic
Delegate Cabana. With several hours until the next WA update, they have begun fortifying their position with a
massive street barricade.
Erinor loyalists in The South Pacific have secured a major milestone to oust holdout Delegate Tsunamy from the Delegate Cabana, unnamed TSP sources say.
Today the Erinor loyalists made significant gains against Tsunamy's forces. Erinor has continued to gain endorsements since winning the Delegate election 11 days ago, clinching victory in the key final round of delegate elections after a strong push by Beepee insurgents.
During today's offensive, local citizen militia members used rocks, bottles and endorsements to break down the door of the Delegate Cabana and blockade the streets, military sources say.
The capture of the cabana should give Erinor's forces the power of the TSP delegacy, assuming they can hold their position through tonight's update.
This advance has reportedly forced Delegate Tsunamy to flee to the regional offsite forums.
Why is there fighting in The South Pacific?
The so called "t-rebels" known as tSP-ers, backed by forces loyal to the outgoing Delegate, took over parts of The South Pacific, and forced the government into a plebiside to determine the preferred regional capitalization convention: the South Pacific (tSP) or The South Pacific (TSP). Upper case T loyalists won the vote by almost two thirds of the electorate, but some t-rebels refused to acknowledge the vote and defiantly continued to not capitalize the T.
The t-rebels accused the T loyalists of corruption and began to drown the region with hugs and floof roleplays. Forces loyal to the capitalized T began fighting back, leading to a shocking rise in RMB stabbings and robust demand for Revive-o-matic Services and Death Ray Guns.
After the Delegate election 11 days ago lower case tSPer's ignored the vote and stubbornly refused to boost the endorsement count of the new Delegate-elect. Upper case TSPers rallied and sporadic fighting broke out on the RMB. As drama llama's rampaged the countryside a core group of peasant workers and student intellectual TSPers created a citizen militia movement under the banner of delegate-elect Erinor to put down the tSPer influence once and for all.
As revolutionary fervor has gripped the region, numerous reworkings of musical numbers and disco classics have graced the RMB. Thankfully, rap battles have not gained any traction.
This is a fluid situation, and we will provide breaking news as it develops.
- Volaworand Newswire
Daytime to night, The Solar System Scope, Amerion, Aumeltopia, and 5 othersAidenfieeld, Hanguk-Nippon, Lily pad nation, The Filippinas, and Copia nater
Post self-deleted by Volaworand.
Good morning everyone!
The Solar System Scope, Quiescent, Aumeltopia, Volaworand, and 2 othersHanguk-Nippon, and The Filippinas
Morning Aidenfieeld, Cheers!
The Solar System Scope, Quiescent, Aumeltopia, Aidenfieeld, and 1 otherHanguk-Nippon
Hey Voly, happy Independence Day!
The Solar System Scope, Volaworand, Hanguk-Nippon, The Filippinas, and 1 otherCopia nater
Roavin spoke with the author of the resolution...
Section 2 of the proposal defines a private prison as "a prison that is entirely owned and operated or primarily owned and operated by a nongovernmental corporation, a private individual, or any other private actor or actors."
I intentionally used the word "and." If a private company owns the prison while the government operates it, then the terms of the proposal have not been violated. The private company isn't an owner-operator. It's only an owner.
Conversely, a government could own a prison while leasing out certain operations in the prison to private companies. For example, a government could contract with a food services company to run the prison's cafeteria.
What my proposal does is ensure that the government always has a direct hand in the incarceration of its citizens, either as the owner or as the operator of the facilities where its citizens are being held against their wills. The government is ultimately responsible for ordering criminals to prison, and it should have a primary role in carrying out the sentences that it has imposed (if only to ensure the humane treatment of inmates).
So I guess this means yes a government could lease private property and use it and not be in violation. So I’m okay with this one.
Quiescent, Roavin, Aidenfieeld, Volaworand, and 1 otherHanguk-Nippon
Greetings, my avian friends! *ruffles your feathers*
Quiescent, Aidenfieeld, Volaworand, Hanguk-Nippon, and 2 othersLily pad nation, and Copia nater
So long as it doesn't force me to open a prision, I'm not freaking out. Still voting no, but I'm not really concerned if it does pass.
Cheers my foxy friend! :-)
Neither am I. Something in the beginning irked me about the resolution, but eh.
EDIT: Plus celebration flag yaaaay. :P
The Solar System Scope, Quiescent, Aidenfieeld, Volaworand, and 1 otherLily pad nation
Hi TSSS! ^-^
How are you? *floofs you*
The Solar System Scope, Quiescent, and Hanguk-Nippon
Omega's Real-time discusses our ongoing Delegate election.
Take a listen, listen takers.
https://anchor.fm/tsp-real-time/episodes/July-2019-Delegate-Election-e4lj2f
*lazily waves*
Morning
Hi Qui!
The Solar System Scope and Quiescent
Hi Han! *fluffs*
Hi Qui! *hugs softly like a blanketf
I am well, thank you~ You?
*is fluffed*
Quiescent, Aidenfieeld, Hanguk-Nippon, and The Filippinas
I'm alright.
Hello TSSS!
*Marco shrinks away behind Ross*
Oh, I guess the memories of being tackled by you are still fresh in his mind...
189 votes cast, and our cantidates are ONE vote apart! page=poll/p=144940
Voting opened 5 days ago and will close in 1 day 13 hours. Open to WA member, native residents. Votes are public.
This is a great time to join the World Assembly and take part in the games oldest democracy!
Amerion, Quiescent, Roavin, Aumeltopia, and 2 othersHanguk-Nippon, and Agalaesia
I need a vacation.. thinking about driving the coast highway through Oregon down to central California coast. Take time to stop and shoot pictures, enjoy the ocean.
Quiescent, Volaworand, Hanguk-Nippon, Lily pad nation, and 1 otherCopia nater
Hello! ^-^
*blasts 311 all over TSP*
Roavin and Volaworand
Crazy, i had never left Teruel, in Spain 😌
Folks, allow me to back up Volaworand. Vote! TSP is one of the world's oldest democracies, and I believe you are insulting it of you do not vote. Please vote, folks!
Amerion, Aumeltopia, Volaworand, and Hanguk-Nippon
Omaiii 95-95 :o
Roavin, Volaworand, Hanguk-Nippon, and Lily pad nation
So go tour Spain, see the whitewashed windmills, visit Neighboring countries. I’d think it would be cool to go see the cork trees when they harvest the bark.
Alice Parker and Quiescent
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