So I have a question, for those who have an issue with the current majority coalition.
I know you guys dislike Nazbol, that much is obvious. I know you guys see this whole thing as a power grab. I have a pretty good idea why, but that’s not really a conversation I can see ending productively.
My question is, what policies specifically do you have a problem with? What about the coalition leaders do you see as untrustworthy, “unprincipled”, and thus making them unfit to lead the senate?
From where I sit, which in your opinion seems to be on the side of ruin and destruction, all I witness is rhetoric that has been stoking partisan hatred towards one another, which reflects poorly on all who engage in it, for the sole reason that in your eyes Nazbol is inherently bad, that CTZ and Green-Left are morally bereft for adopting a fair amount of their policies, while failing to point at what about their policies makes them bad policies.
I challenge you, 
Hulldom and Dependants, to engage in an honest conversation with me and other coalition leaders, and provide some more thoughtful criticism to better illustrate how your principles contrast so sharply with the coalition policies, and better serve the region.
Wether that’s in a more formal setting on Discord or a casual conversation on RMB, that’s entirely up to you.
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Communaccord
Former Chancellor
Former Justice
Green-Left Senator
