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World in Revolution: 1900

Chairman Stein said
I'll crank it all out in the morning/tomorrow and we will then await Dutch's stuffz. So expect the written stuff tomorrow.

Don't make promises you don't intend to keep just to placate us.

Ferguson, MO protests and police brutality.

Really. You're going to make a leg shot from 20 yards away in profile on a sprinting target? Have you ever picked up a gun? How about smelled one?

But OK, you aim for your tricky shot. You take one second to react and draw your weapon, one second to aim and fire. In that time, our perp, whom we assume is jogging at a leisurely 8.8 feet per second is a mere 12.4 feet from the old lady when you miraculously hit him in the arm. He switches the knife to the other hand and stabs her, or smashes her osteoporitic skull with an enormous fist. Did that old lady "know the risks"? Did she deserve to die because a very young teenage philosophist (not a misspelling) decided the completely innocent old lady's life was his to risk to stop a murderous thug?

Ferguson, MO protests and police brutality.

Suppose, Rare, you are 20 yards away from an old lady and there's a guy with a knife running at her 10 yards to her right. You have a gun. What do you do? "Never kill the bad guys, ever?"

World in Revolution: 1861

The Falkland Exchange

Article I. The United Republic shall cede the Falkland Islands and Heligoland to the Kingdom of Prussia
Article II. In Exchange the Kingdom of Prussia shall cede all territories of Prussian India to the United Republic.
Article III. Both signatories shall recognize the land as under the sovereignty of the respective nations.
Article IV. Signatories will be allowed to maintain a naval and military base in all of the lands ceded regardless of the ownership of said land. No treaty or selling of this land shall be made to the prejudice of this article.

[X] Gladstone, British Prime Minister
[X] King William, Kingdom of Prussia

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[X] Otto von Bismarck, on behalf of the Kingdom of Prussia.

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Nothing really, tbh.

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Chairman Stein said
I'll crank it all out in the morning/tomorrow and we will then await Dutch's stuffz. So expect the written stuff tomorrow.

^This, Aegon.

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Peace cometh shortly

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No sweat. The update in 1900 is being delayed two weeks, so...we're used to it.

Ferguson, MO protests and police brutality.

What other officers? Wilson was alone. Lifting a gun doesn't take a lot of effort, and if you were going to die, I think you could find the strength.

Well, the officers know the risks of going to work each day and If I was a officer (and I would never be), I would not kill the bad guys. Ever.

If you hadn't told me you were 14, I would be made extremely angry. But, your naivete is therefore understandable. Just imagine explaining to a six year old that Daddy isn't coming home because he wasn't allowed to shoot a bad guy.