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If you overthrow Cobalt, do I lose my job in the security office when you take it over.
And to show I bear no ill will, I, too, shall bestow a gift...
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Originally posted by Cobalt Kid: Why the Cobalt back-lash? All I ever wanted to do was protect Legion World and have fun...
Maybe I can lay low at the Psyonian Embassy when my shift ends? I'm always welcome there  They've finally woken up to the chips you stuck in their heads *checks rulebook* *passes law stating that I have the right in perpetuity to place a statue anywhere on Legion World, on public OR private land using a varient of the Cobalt Charter Rule, as introduced by Princess Crujectra in her term of office. The right's as solid as Cobalt's position as Chief of Security *
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Originally posted by Reboot: *passes law stating that I have the right in perpetuity to place a statue anywhere on Legion World, on public OR private land using a varient of the Cobalt Charter Rule, as introduced by Princess Crujectra in her term of office. The right's as solid as Cobalt's position as Chief of Security * Technically... you can't do that. I was an elected official of Legion World, not the LMBP. However, the position of Legion World Leader has been replaced by the Legion World Council. You, however, are LMBP Leader, and as such don't really have any governmental jurisdiction outside the LMBP Outpost, and any other LMBP-owned properties. You DO have a position on the Legion World Council, however, so you can petition the Council to introduce new legislature. You just can't pass the laws yourself without the support of the Council. So, basically, you can place statues in the Outpost if you'd like 
Some people are like slinkys: not really good for anything, but they bring a smile to your face when you knock them down a flight of stairs
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Originally posted by HighPriestessViviane:
If you overthrow Cobalt, do I lose my job in the security office when you take it over.  Ooops, I'm sorry Viv. That was like 15 wild hairs ago for me. Don't worry, Priestess, you still have job security for your new baby
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Originally posted by Princess Crujectra: Originally posted by Reboot: [b] *passes law stating that I have the right in perpetuity to place a statue anywhere on Legion World, on public OR private land using a varient of the Cobalt Charter Rule, as introduced by Princess Crujectra in her term of office. The right's as solid as Cobalt's position as Chief of Security *
You DO have a position on the Legion World Council, however, so you can petition the Council to introduce new legislature. You just can't pass the laws yourself without the support of the Council.
So, basically, you can place statues in the Outpost if you'd like [/b]Okay, that's it. If I'm elected, we're going to have a constitutional convention.
White. A blank page or canvas. His favorite. So... many... possibilities.
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Originally posted by Princess Crujectra: Originally posted by Reboot: [b] *passes law stating that I have the right in perpetuity to place a statue anywhere on Legion World, on public OR private land using a varient of the Cobalt Charter Rule, as introduced by Princess Crujectra in her term of office. The right's as solid as Cobalt's position as Chief of Security *
You DO have a position on the Legion World Council, however, so you can petition the Council to introduce new legislature. You just can't pass the laws yourself without the support of the Council.[/b]Two classes of legislation - Primary and Secondary. Primary Legislation DOES require the full Council, but the awarding of Charters is Secondary Legislation, which I can pass without a vote Princess, check the rules before you start. I did that, and thus I know I can do this with my current powers Originally posted by Kid Prime:
Okay, that's it. If I'm elected, we're going to have a constitutional convention. *fully supports KP in this endeavour*
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Poor, deluded Reboot. I think the strain of leadership has begun to take its toll on your mental faculties.
Continuing to try and overstep your authority is going to land you in severe trouble with the Council...
Some people are like slinkys: not really good for anything, but they bring a smile to your face when you knock them down a flight of stairs
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Bold Flavors
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Turning the LMB Leader into a Legion World dictator has always been a fear of the councel.
Soon, the attemts at tyranny will be over...
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mE AM HOPE tHORA GET ELECTED. mE BET SHE TAKE AWAY ALL OUR LIBERTIES & MAKE BEST LEADER EVER!
mE ALSO HOPE SHE KILL cOBIE & LET ANARCHY RULE! tHAT AM BE BIG FUN!
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