Newsletter Ranting: Honesty, Delivered Brutally [Mad Marokai!]

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considering the Southeast's history of doing the opposite of what everyone else wants it to do.

A tendency of theirs which is based only in logic and intellect.

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The DA is the only real old-style party in Atlasia today, though the AFDNC is moving in that direction.

Has anyone ever observed your extreme wit?  If not, perhaps you should take greater pains to point it out.

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The DA is the only real old-style party in Atlasia today, though the AFDNC is moving in that direction.

Has anyone ever observed your extreme wit?  If not, perhaps you should take greater pains to point it out.

I wasn't around during the time of the AFDNC. I just assume Xahar is saying that we are more old-fashioned than the most old-fashioned, although what an "old-style party in Atlasia" means, I do not know.

Old fashioned parties are generally the type with private forums where the names of other Atlasians are automatically changed into profanities.

I think it stems from an inability to conduct business in the public sphere, but I can't be sure.

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     I have no clue how the case against Antonio V even materialized. As I understand it, he only changed the color of the Populares on their wiki page. Unless he was changing it to puke or something, it doesn't seem like something that would damage them in the least.

     Last time I checked, criminal cases generally do not get prosecuted unless harm or the potential for harm exists. Not to mention this case specifically requires malice. According to the Fourth Edition of the American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, malice refers to:

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     Note in particular the second definition. As far as I know, Atlasian law uses the same definition of malice as American law does. How changing the Populares's color to a slightly different shade of green could possibly be a wrongful act that would result in their harm is as of yet unclear to me.

Careful with that Soviet thinking.