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May Be A Price To Pay?

Day 2,895, 10:40 • Published in Netherlands

• by Legendardisch

My ears have picked up something interesting and concerning.
I cant say what is going on, but my party mates may know, and the government surely does.

So to put it in a music sense.

May Be A Price To Pay?

"Something's wrong in this house today
While the master was riding the servants decided to play
Something's wrong in this house today
Something's been going on, there may be a price to pay
There's evil brewing, getting out of control
And I'm helpless, I can't put it right"

Comments

Shawtyl0w Day 2,895, 17:58

Throws money - (copyright Walhallah) got me interested!

NoTie112 Day 2,896, 10:33

No idea what this is about

Legendardisch Day 2,896, 11:51

Since it is in public debate: You denying a referendum about Orion, essentially making a rogue decision.

NoTie112 Day 2,896, 12:12

I didn't deny anything lol. I just opted for a normal vote, like 99% of our votes proceed.

djirtsdew Day 2,897, 00:38

In 6 hours the new congress could start a vote to organise a referendum, but that makes not much sense given the in-game proposal we received last night.
Given the transition of congress there was not really any time anymore to have a vote cancelling your vote, and replacing it with a referendum.

But I guess I already told this, and it's the CM's fault to vote "yes", instead of "no" and having a revote about a referendum... Judging by the debate we should have had a majority prefering a referendum, and clearly this was not how the vote turned out. But I think this in part is also related to the vote we got. I guess nobody really was against joining, and some people just voted for joining, instead of against no referendum, which was also the message you tried to spread.

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