24 hours to object to the Western amendment.
From a very pedantic standpoint, it is rather amusing that the section denouncing Wulfricism is mostly aimed at Wulfric and fails to address how isolated incidents like these form a concrete ideology known as Wulfricism.
Much like fascism, Wulfricism is difficult to define outside of its immediate aims and historical context. Yet we may perceive that there is a powerful Wulfricist movement in Lincoln, as evidenced by the events of the secession crisis, the agenda of the General Court, and the adoption of Wulfricist principles at times by other members of the government.
