The Senate [Concluded]

[Diamondeye]

Sheesh Pizza, rejecting an open hand like that? Is it because it's the hand of a "lowly plebian"?

Military: 23
Civic: 20
Religious: 23
Mercantile: 11
Populist: 23

Vote: Secura

[God Emperor]

I disagree.. I know how the state is running.. after all I am, what you could concider, a founding father - I was the first consul elect in this nations history. . and war is too important to be left to the generals.. Clemenceau once said that.
Romanic, our most honoured populist, who brought us the news of the merchant who had monopoly on the milk racket in town. Romanic would make a magnificent Consul. He is a man of the people.. and a man of God !

Vote: Romanic

[Double A]

ooc: I'm fairly sure you weren't first consul in Roman history. Senate is already established in this game.

[God Emperor]

ooc: I'm fairly sure you weren't first consul in Roman history. Senate is already established in this game.

don't wave your fancy degrees at me

[Double A]

Military: 24
Civic: 19
Religious: 23
Mercantile: 11
Populist: 23

don't wave your fancy degrees at me

I'm in high school.

[Diamondeye]

don't wave your fancy degrees at me

Inspired by your signature quote?

[God Emperor]

it's a wonderful Futurama quote :p

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Don't wave your fancy degrees at me.

[Secura]

Military: 25
Civic: 19
Religious: 22
Mercantile: 11
Populist: 23

[Secura]

I have never heard of this Clemenceau fellow, the name sounds Gaulish however and we all know their approach to politics involves throwing root vegetables at one another and admiring their ability to cultivate peculiar body scents garnered from a lack of visiting the public baths.

At any rate, this Clemenceau's statement regarding generals is foolish, as is your desire to cite it as an excuse to neuter our influence; certainly there would be little point fighting a war without the brave soldiers who dedicate their lives to the cause, but where would those soldiers be without the direction and neverending inspiration that only comes from a strong leader?

And what stronger leadership could there be than a commander?

vote: Secura

[Romanic]

Yes, yes, that's right I go to church almost every day. Thank you senator GE for your support.

vote: Romanic

I will be a good Consul. Evil will be purged from this nation, you have my word.

[Askthepizzaguy]

Sheesh Pizza, rejecting an open hand like that? Is it because it's the hand of a "lowly plebian"?

You peasants have done enough to damage the merchants I represent. Our current standing in the Senate reflects that.

Oh, I'm sorry, did you expect me to forget?


Vote: Secura

I'm displeased by how the current Consul has treated us.

[Diamondeye]

Oh, I'm sorry, did you expect me to forget?

No, but forgive, perhaps.
I never attacked your faction (and Romanic did only once, randomly) before you started your crusade of hate against us. This is all just (in both meanings of the word; "merely" and "with justice") retribution. Thus:

Military: 25
Civic: 19
Religious: 22
Mercantile: 11
Populist: 23

This will be my last post before going to bed. So long, gentlemen

[Askthepizzaguy]

No, but forgive, perhaps.
I never attacked your faction (and Romanic did only once, randomly) before you started your crusade of hate against us. This is all just (in both meanings of the word; "merely" and "with justice") retribution. Thus:

One does not forgive those who have given no reason to.

After raiding our coffers to the point of near-bankruptcy, we are supposed to thank you? Say it's all good, brah?

I think not.

[Diamondeye]

One does not forgive those who have given no reason to.

After raiding our coffers to the point of near-bankruptcy, we are supposed to thank you? Say it's all good, brah?

I think not.

... I'll throw in a free bread?

[Romanic]

"Psst Diamondeye! Offer a roasted chicken!"

Military: 25
Civic: 18
Religious: 22
Mercantile: 11
Populist: 24

[Double A]

Military: 25
Civic: 18
Religious: 22
Mercantile: 12
Populist: 23