Call for a People' Constitution

Wait, you were trying to troll? The fact that people thought that such a bad post would be characteristic of you says more about you than I ever could in this post.

Nah, trolling is not what I do.

Then how was the desired effect had?

It was the logical solution for the desired effect thereby increasing...xenophobia.

Congrats to you guys that wanted this. I hope you enjoy the new reforms.

I do too.

Congrats to you too. For the new reforms that is.

Also, remember all those times you continuely said "This forum is not a democracy, everyones opinions don't matter."


HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA~~~~~

well it's still no a democracy, Stalin has the right to veto anything from the assembly and if Stalin and the mods want a new rule passed we can by pass the assembly all together

Ya, but we can bitch like hell.

It's not your master plan. There's been a lot going on behind the scene this whole time.

Fine, change it to "Link, Demondaze, etc.'s masterplan is working!"

To much for even Stalin to know.

All we did was ask the questions. The people answered our call.

Just an aside here but I can't think of any governing body in history that's called itself "the People's" anything that wasn't completely totalitarian.

Hey guys, just so you know, you really shouldn't tell people there's a secret if you want to keep a secret safe. That's like Germany telling Poland that there's a bunch of bombers and tanks in Germany and thinking Poland is oblivious to what Germany wants to do.

Oh, it goes deep bro. Real deep.

Secrets are bad for PR.

Edit: Forgot to mention this, but if I'm not horribly misinformed I believe it was called both the Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia and the Socialist Federal Republic of Yugoslavia as a sort of choose your favorite naming.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Federal_People's_Republic_of_Yugoslavia

You could say it was oppresive, but only a little. Definitly not completely.

Also yes, I did have to dig to find this.

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I'd definitely lump Yugoslavia on the totalitarian side of the freedom train.

Fine, I'll search harder.

Edit:
Jackpot!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mongolian_People's_Republic Mongolian People's Republic
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bukharan_People's_Soviet_Republic Bukharan People's Soviet Republic

Mongolia was pretty free, and Bukharan was pretty free until it joined Uzbeckistan and had the whole "genocide" thing.