Why you should not vote for Thanatos

Day 1,961, 16:17 Published in Netherlands Poland by PariahDog
"And there the children of dark Night have their dwellings, Sleep and Death, awful gods. The glowing Sun never looks upon them with his beams, neither as he goes up into heaven, nor as he comes down from heaven. And the former of them roams peacefully over the earth and the sea's broad back and is kindly to men; but the other has a heart of iron, and his spirit within him is pitiless as bronze: whomsoever of men he has once seized he holds fast: and he is hateful even to the deathless gods."

Yes, my dearest readers. You have read it here first. Thanatos, in Greek mythology (and therefore the truth), is the demonic personification of the most bothersome thing about life: death. It is as if his name just shouts "Death to the Netherlands!", which is a blasphemous phrase sending shivers down my spine even writing it in this very article!

Thanatos is feared, and rightly so. In the essence of his name, he is an even worse enemy than the pink threat. He is the red ring on our x-box, the blue screen on our windows machines prior to the elegant yet destructive puff of smoke shattering our hopes, dreams, and porn collections. Readers, be wary. Thanatos is a negative personification, one we should avoid lest all hope is inevitably destroyed come his presidency. Death is something we can not recover from, Polish suppression is!

Do not be swayed! Thanatos is not here to bring doom to our enemies, for death makes no distinction amongst us mortals. Do not vote for him, under any circumstance!

Witness testimonials have been collected impartially by yours truly. I am entirely impartial and will by no means tell you to vote for Auggustus (although, actually, do that, impartially speaking).

Our prime witness is a good old friend of mine: Freud. Being the blunt of many penis related jokes and weird feelings for his mother, he had already warned us for the human 'death drive', referred to as Thanatos. It is the drive that opens us up to risky and self-destructive behavior, which is a more than unfit nature for a president to portray. Despite being feverishly pink, I still cling to life as an unborn clings to its mothers umbilical cord. Although Thanatos would likely present it as a noose to end our already short lives on this virtual world of eRepublik.

It is best we present Thanatos as he is presented to us: hook his political career up to a Thanatron, euthanizing his short but heartfelt presidential campaign as he would do to us were he to be elected.


Also, he just doesn't have the balls to be our president.

Although he does have magnificent in his name. That has to count for something, right? Wrong. It's a ruse. Contrarily, Augustus is quite literally the founder of the Roman Empire. You know how huge and powerful that one was? And then come to think that our Auggustus has two g's in his name. And you know what that G (likely) stands for? Greatness, Godlyness, Gallous, Goodness, and Gifted.

I impolore you, make up your own mind on whom to vote for, as long as it is not Thanatos, and is Auggustus.

Disclaimer: There's really nothing to disclaim.