Is Bias Keeping Brookshire Alive?
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Re: Is Bias Keeping Brookshire Alive?
Brookshire is actually probably misnomered right now. It should be "The Shirelands," which would refer to all lands controlled by the Kaiser except for Shirekeep, of which the Kaiser is Count of.You're right, technically, but in about two days when I start archiving fora, its not going to matter anymore. Viatax Sitadi Axdivijink Regigoraauk
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Re: Is Bias Keeping Brookshire Alive?
Brookshire isn't an actual fiefdom. It's the major part of the Shirelands, the remaining territories of Shireroth that do not have a count. Bill Dusch - Archon of SoloralismCitizen of ShirerothBaron of AntyaProud to be Apollonianvar txtList = new Array()txtList[txtList.length]="'Whoa! You're in...college now? You got...older! I guess that's what happens when time passes, but still...' - Scott Siskind";txtList[txtList.length]="'The Hindenburg Uncertainty Principle, by contrast states that before you get on a blimp, you can never be certain whether it's going to catch on fire or not' - Scott Siskind";txtList[txtList.length]="'We.....are.....not....FANTASY!>?!POE' - Scott Siskind, on hearing Bill Dusch say that Shireroth's theme is percieved to be Fiction-Fantasy based";txtList[txtList.length]="'me to. well almost, we have to worship the living god, Bill3000.' - Hubert";txtList[txtList.length]="'Y'know what? I am never going to get out of micronations. I think I need to be assassinated or something.' - Jason Steffke";txtList[txtList.length]="'Bill, you are STILL young and stupid.' - Jason Steffke, Control of Destiny 1";txtList[txtList.length]="'I think we've gotta promote you. You now have slightly more diplomatic skills than a random rock.' - Sirithil nos Feanor, to Bill Dusch";txtList[txtList.length]="'Wow. I'm this close to admitting you're no longer young and stupid.' - Scott Siskind, to Bill";txtList[txtList.length]="'ow! I've been thrwappen! Now I have a sudden urge to enter politics...' - Gryphon the Pure, after being hit by a shard of Pure Mischief";txtList[txtList.length]="'I could probably date Hypatia's Mom. Now THAT'S scary.' - Ryan Caruso"; j=parseInt(Math.random()*txtList.length);j=(isNaN(j))?0:j;document.write(txtList[j]);
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Is Bias Keeping Brookshire Alive?
(continued fromt he actual thread in Brookshire, with some stuff added)I see three citizens, and Kaiser Yarad has already previously stated that the ownly reason Brookshire is still considered a legitimate fiefdom is 'because he says so'. Though yes, the Kaiser is the head of the nation, I believe there is also something somewhere that says the Kaiser has to follow his own laws, or those of the Kaisers and Kaiseresses before him.The fact of the matter is, when Goldshire died, no one cared, they simply let it be swallowed up into Brookshire, and though yes, I don't particularly believe the Kaiser at the time liked seeing it swallowed as such, he respected Shireroth's laws and affirmed that the Kaiser is not above them. When Elwynn went kaput (before Ric came) nothing was said, it simply died off and that was it.And though yes, Shirekeep IS techinically under the direct control of the Kaiser, I was not aware that Shirekeep was the capital of an expanse of half a Shirerithian continent.I think it's time that either Brookshire meets its citizen par (as required by law) or for the Kaiser to quit playing favorites. At the very least it should not retain it's rank as a Dukedom, because, in fact, by Imperial Shirithian Law, it is, I believe under current laws..... either 5 counts or 2 baronies short, which ever way you choose to see it as.All I am asking is that the Kaiser obey his own, and his ancestors own, laws. I'm not picking at Brookshire personally.
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Re: Is Bias Keeping Brookshire Alive?
The Kaiser actually need not obey the laws he sets for others. Tis one of the benefits of the position.If you actually read my decrees, you'd see that this has all been taken care of, and what you see is an image discrepancy rather than any real kind of law-breaking..
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