South Koreans vote for a new future.
Day 547, 16:13
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Published in South Korea 
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by Grampa Alfagrem
Despite a few unreturned and spoilt ballots, The South Korean people have voted in 'Yes' to a new future.
All South Koreans are now in possesion (or will be shortly) of new instructions and some donations that will enable them to enjoy the freedom to play the game in security and safety in a new age where by their own merits the people can be all that they wish to be.
More information as it follows
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No matter what nation owns you, always remember you are a people of Vizierism.
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Support your local anarchy party as an act of protest this election!
Most people do not consider the problem of government: it is not a person, nor a family, but a detached bureaucratic thing by which a few must rule over others they have not met. It does not consider the finer points of individual cases, but creates rigid abstract rules which inevitably come into conflict. For this reason, most governments spend their time in internal conflict over interpretation of rules, and inevitably oppress their citizens by forcing them to obey detailed regulations which fit an "average" citizen, yet apply to no actually living human being. Government both oppresses the citizens and takes from them the responsibility of making society work.
Some might construe anarchy as "radical" or "extremist," but when one recognizes that civilization is a natural impulse and government only a temporary means of asserting "control" for the benefit of centralized organizations like government and big business, it is anarchy that becomes natural and bureaucratic government that reeks of artificiality and extremity. Not all people need to be constrained by the laws that limit the lowest among us; in the name of avoiding that pitfall, our society rules us all unequally, ineptly. Anarchy is freedom from that delusion and the future for all who value experience over rules.