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Anyone else getting fewer issues today? Does it have something to do with the system update or is it just me?
It feels odd.
Japanese Kore has funded a lot of money to our poor people because we need the country to have equal money, we can't just give a few people the power, we need Japanese Kore to be equal!
Lightford, The Earldom of Fallsbury, and J-o-e
That’s the spirit, comrade!
If you want people to be equal, you can not just stop at redistrubuting the money, though. The power over the means of production have to be as equal as possible.
The red society, The Earldom of Fallsbury, and J-o-e
Yaaaaass queen
Hey 
Ejoland, I just made my first post about the Cassadian-Ejorikean war!
Also, I have a small inquiry towards you, would Ejorike have utilized child-soldiers by any chance, as the war would begin to drag on into its first year, before ending in a shaky armistice and peace treaty in mid-2001 after several widespread conscript mutinies?
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Japanese Kore, now that you’re officially part of Socialism Gang™️, have you considering giving your people some civil rights? All the cool kids are doing it!
new spicy poll to shake up rmb
Noted, as you can see, lol
Protestantism (mainline particularly), the once dominant religion in Lightford was relatively liberal and tolerant towards abortion compared to other religions. Theoretically, the purpose of abortion restrictions were the supposed protection of children. In reality they were more focused on health rather than morality.
Prior to 1963, abortion was a crime all over Lightford and providers were non-existent. Illegal abortions were somewhat common back then and has often resulted in injuries or in extreme cases, death. When abortion was legalized on 19 July, 1963 by the Supreme Court ruling Emerson v. Lamer, the controversy has really ensued.
At the time of legalization, restrictions were more hefty with trimester. Abortion in the first trimester was completely unrestricted and by the third trimester, it's prohibited. Barriers to abortion access varied by jurisdiction but they weren't very hefty. Though legal, abortion wasn't universally accessible or affordable until the introduction of universal healthcare in 1979 covered it.
As time went on, abortion restrictions gradually phased out. By 1997, they were all but eliminated. In addition abortions have slightly decreased due to better contraception access and better family planning. Attitudes towards it today are overwhelmingly liberal. Although acceptance doesn't always translate to approval and this is seen even within irreligious and liberal people. 87% support keeping abortion legal but only 60% personally condone it compared 37% of Lightfordians personally disproving of it. Also compared to the evolution of LGBT rights, abortion was relatively less dramatic. It still doesn't undermine the fact that Lightford transformed from being one of the most homophobic countries in the world to one of the most LGBT-friendly in just a few generations.
Ejoland. It is rare though, since pregnacies are so rare. Most infants in Ejoland nowadays are grown in vats, hence most adult people have got themselves sterilized, to avoid the worry of unwanted pregnacies altogether.Abortion is banned in 
Ejorike. It is seen as sinful, immoral, and ultimately murder. However, contraception is actually legal in Ejorike. It is a protestant country, after all.
I did not read the entire post you linked. Ejorike may have conscripted 17 or 16 year old boys, if they had a shortage of able-bodied adult men.
Possibly even more notably, cadets have to serve as a kind of trainee-officers for some time, before their education is finished. Some cadets do this when they are only 16-17 years old. So not only child-soldiers, but also child-officers. Turning a simple NCO into an officer is not acceptable. Better to take more cadets from their academies, then!
An Ejorikean infantry platoon is rather big. The platoon commander is a low-ranking officer. The deputy platoon commander typically either have the lowest officer rank, or is a cadet. The platoon´s two sergeants (enlisted NCO´s) do most of the ground work with leading the platoon, and overseeing the squad commanders.
Addressing what you said about Ejorike conscripting officer cadets - Cassadia did something very similar, but unlike Ejorike, its cadets went on to join the war effort voluntary, as there was an incident in an officer academy, where a certain character petitioned, demanded, that he be sent to Albarazil. But unlike the kid who was on the receiving end of Lukov's rage; he while an officer cadet himself - being 18 years of age when the war broke out. Deployed as a regular foot soldier with the rank of Corporal and entrusted with the command of a squad of conscripts some of whom were veterans that took part in counter-insurgency operations against jihadist cells prior to the conflict.
Lukov did a lot of rabble-rousing to have the rector of his officer's academy allow him and several like-minded colleagues to be shipped off to the front; To do that, he pulled some influence as a member of a prestigious aristocratic family to have a news crew from the prime country's main TV channel, come out on national prime-time television with rather nasty accusations towards the academy rectors, of being guilty of cowardice and treason, for not allowing them to deploy on the front line.
Footage of that incident in front of the chief rector's office with Lukov and his comrades would go viral throughout the nation. With Lukov and compadres being lauded by the wider public that was in throes of a ultra-nationalist fervor, as heroes and an example for all soldiers to follow.
Naturally, the academy's administration had no choice but to let them go on to join the war effort, even though the pool that is the officer cadets corp was not required to do so, until they completed their training, education, and receive officially their qualifications.
You might ask yourself, how did a Corporal manage to somehow rise to the rank of a First Lieutenant in less than a year!? Welp, that can make for an interesting story you guys should stick around to find out. What I am planning for are several extremely daring acts. A lot of it has to with infiltrating in between enemy lines to [insert daring risky deed] or doing [insert risky deed] under the haild of intense enemy fire or going above and beyond the call of duty.
Abortion, like in Ejorike, is illegal under all circumstances and those found either assisting or performing such an illegal murderous medical manipulation tend to be subjected to a harsh faith by the authorities, often ending on the gallows along with other anti-social societal criminal elements (adulterers, thieves, rapists, feminists, apostates, socialists, abolitionists, and homosexuals, etc.).
Women who have procured the procedure would be sentenced to ''do penance'' at the Orthodox Church's monasteries at the judge panel's choosing.
Birth control on the other hand is a tricky matter. While by law and technically legal, contraceptives especially of the abortifacient-type are taxed deliberately through the roof so as to be out of the reach of regular Cassadian women, or prescribed at subsidized price after one is diagnosed with a ''severe'' underlying condition such as cramps or painful periods.
Medical sterilization, while legally ambiguous, is heavily stigmatized and those doctors found to have done such procedures tend to get harassed and stalked, especially by the Legion's members who have turned to tactics such as trashing their cabinets, smearing blood, and leaving severed off heads of animals on their home's doorstep.
In the end, regarding contraception even on that front things have escalated, with the Orthodox Church of Christ in an unspoken alliance with the Union of Cassadian National Legions, providing on-the-ground PR civic engagement, direct action and other activism work to push for a total ban on all forms of contraceptives including conservative family planning methods approved by the Catholic Church such as NFP.
While this battle tp completely ban ABC has been going on for the better part of almost 50 years. Things have escalated quite a lot for this push to be realized into actual legislation in the last 10 years after Baron Punchev Lukov assumed leadership position as Legatus Augusti of the UCNL from his father before him.
Hello Krillin,
I'm the Minister of Foreign Affairs of The Free Nations Region, and I'm announcing that we'll be closing embassies soon, due to lack of interest.
I’m just traveling around NS
Stay for a while - have fun.
Lightford and An ns traveler
I’ll stay for like 2-3 days
It's usually a lot more interesting in here - you are visiting at an unusually quite time.
Lightford and An ns traveler
I am a traveling nation, I’d stay for the sAme amount of days even if the RMB was active: I have other regions to see!
Ejoland" is not a legit nation, but a rebel faction. Tell them that I, King Maxim III of Ejorike, is their rightful King, and I will not abide anyone coming between me and what is rightfully mine! Warn any decent realm you encounter, to stay vigilant against such scum, as those filthy Godless communists, who forced my honoured grandfather to flee to a far away overseas colony, while that rabble defiled the Kingdom and defied the natural order! Warn them of all communists, liberals, anarchists, democrats and such filth!-King Maxim III of Ejorike
Qassadia and An ns traveler
Umm...ok?
Lightford, Ejoland, The Earldom of Fallsbury, and An ns traveler
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