XV: Take The Power Back
Jude Connors
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Greetings and Salutations, America:
The Presidential elections are over and Oblige is once again the President of the United States.
With 55% of the popular vote, Oblige has once again walked away with a victory, defeating the voter total of all four of the other candidates combined. As a supporter of my NPR co-host, I am obviously happy with the results. Oblige has had an amazing two terms and standing up to the SuperPfiends has only made me support and respect Oblige even more.
In what can only be a last-ditch desperation move to get people to elect Vanek26 as President, SuperPfriends serving in the January Oblige Cabinet resigned and gave an ultimatum to the nation: Vanek or No SuperPfriends.
But as amazing as these people are, NO ONE IS IRREPLACEABLE. Evry has stepped up to be Secretary of State and the popular opinion of the nation is that they are behaving like spoiled schoolchildren and are more-or-less willing to throw the country under a bus in order to get what they want when they want it and that everyone is acting like the people who have had the jobs are the only people who can do the jobs. ANYBODY in this game can do ANY of the jobs as long as they have the: Time, Commitment, Activity, Passion, Desire, and Proper Training.
Truer words never spoken.
So now is the time to "rally round the flag" and prove that "change is good". With a blow-out in the power vacuum that has gripped America for the better part of the last year, everyone has a chance to shape the future of our beloved America. Time to boot up or shut up. Time to show that no one group aside from the Admins controls the game. Time to help out and serve America!
One of two things can happen from this episode: Unity or Division. Hopefully, the butthurt will end so we can continue progressing into what we are the becoming: the greatest nation in the New World. Or, we can continue with the petty squabbles of which BOTH sides are guilty and fall once again.
The choice is yours.
Jude Connors
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Comments
Unity is Strength.
Division is Weakness.
Stand or Fall... the choice is ours!
I am a super hero in my own mind. Sadly, I'm trapped and can not get out.
Dangerously sexy last pic there bro.
Voted, I hope to help shape the future
united we stand (:
that last pic makes my tree grow..
p.s. Lol pig in zen made a impact on your article 😉 (look at last pic closely)
Oblige, in today's WHPR:
"United we stand, divided we fall. Beyond healthy competition lies one America, whose citizens and leaders must join together to move forward together."
Oblige, in yesterday's WHPR:
Let us move forward together, America, to help build a stronger, safer and more fun world to play in.
they all lost votes in the review.
You state "behaving like spoiled schoolchildren and are more-or-less willing to throw the country under a bus in order to get what they want when they want it", yet you say that nobody is irreplaceable. If that is the case, then their actions don't show that willingness as they can be replaced and the country will be fine.
What is disturbing about what you say though, is the implication that this eCountry has a claim to the lives of the people who decided to quit. What are they? Slaves? And yet, social pressure is applied to enforce this attitude.
Any position one takes on is the result of a mutually consenting agreement between the employer and the employee. Once that agreement no longer exists, the position is no longer filled -- regardless of the reason behind it. Rights are there to protect the minority and the individual -- no matter how much you may dislike them.
That womans snatch.
The other pictures make me laugh wholeheartedly.
Last picture is PigInZen related.
It's like a bizarre anti-thunderdome.
TWO TROLLS ENTER. NINE TROLLS LEAVE!
It's bikini wax time.
The last pic was decided upon BECAUSE of the PIZ picture - lol
@Lysander: I didn't say that, I quoted that from the link that preceeds it.
There is a theme in the article, as well, that some seem to miss...
Start off angry... Get over it... Help... Butthurtness gone... Work together as a united community instead of a divided one.
Do we need the same people over and over? No. Does it help to have the experience? Yes.
Can we move on and work together, teaching tomorrow's leaders today with the experience of yesterday?
Yes.
Switzerland congratulates Oblige ! ! ! !
i would marry that girl... honestly... right now.
^Agreed
Jude: If you present a quote representing popular opinion, expect that quote to be addressed as pertinent to the discussion. Otherwise, you are applying one standard to those who chose not to continue in their positions and another standard to Oblige who kicked out his prior Department of the Media personnel for daring to support Vanek. How is that fair?
Support, but hope it's his last term.
Americans need other figure for the presidency
I hope Oblige continues to run for President. Unless and until he 'screws the pooch' I will vote for him. I see no reason why he should stop running. I am waiting to see how Pfeiffer and Pfriends react to their being soundly defeated, my bet is that they will do everything in their power to destroy this Presidency. Pfeiffer has never been about America, his only concern was his personal aggrandizement.