Atlantis

YOU SHALL OBEY US wrote:

We should start a war. War would be good for our economy.

I will send you a catalog. Let us supply all YOUR warring needs.

The Onyx Front wrote:

War is good for the economy of the victor, not so much whatever rubble is left behind of our opponent. Now this might be a bit taboo but making chemical weapons off of Terran vodka might just be a worthwhile endeavor.

*note all sales of Terran vodka weapons can be reverse engineered back to a lethal cocktail.*

Terran Vodka into WEAPONS????
Terran Vodka IS a weapon! :)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0053084/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0
Here is a 'fictional' account of a country which realized, that waging the war would win them more than winning it.

Bettisia wrote:

Most Authoritarian...

Sagelen is the most. (You Shall Obey must be so sad.)

It's sad that Nationstates will give you a hit to Authoritarianism if you enable Ritual Sacrifice. It's like "dude, that's how we deal with our criminals. We kill them. Ritually." Yet the game treats it as some kind of big win for freedom of religion.

Yeah ok Nationstates buddy. Yea ok.

YOU SHALL OBEY US wrote:

We also just took a hit to Authoritarianism by allowing our rich people to hunt the poor for sport.

Yeah, I'm not sure the people making these issues really know what they're doing.

Yep. They either don't understand, or are trying to get you to agree to stuff that they've worded so as to get the opposite reaction to what it originally looks like. :(

We're in a temperate zone, with a western coastal plain back against mountains, of course it is going to be rainy. What, do you imagine that we have some sort of weather device weapon that we can use to depress our population and maybe call down hot-hail and firenadoes on our enemies?

[Igor: Yeth, totally, mithtress, we are totally innothent in that regard. If we had thuch a machine, it would probably need a bump in the maintenanthe budget though.]

Hypothetically, you know where the petty cash tin is Igor.

[Igor: Yeth, mithtress.]

Bettisia wrote:

So which is it drought or seasons? :)

Even in our more authoritarian and unstable periods we have always, as a nation, believed in the principle of protection of the environment and careful usage of its resources rather than the exploitation of such. While economically we haven't always been as powerful as our neighbors to the south, our grand rainforests, the "Everwood" stand tall and pristine to this day. The Tuitari forests are the "Lungs of Atlantis" so to speak.