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Originally Posted by Nappa
No, idiot. I understand how the first dictator was dictator - They were elected. However the original dictator is not the entire populous thus does not have the right to place another person to replace themself. The entire Zormite should vote on the new leader.
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I don't know what you prefer, an excuse to be rude or wasting people's time.
I told you to read the constitution.
http://forums.graal2001.com/forums/s...ad.php?t=44486
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Article III. Terms of Office
Members of the ruling party maintain their positions in public office until the party loses power to another party recognized by the government. This rule is constant, except for in special circumstances.
1. Terminating Senior Officials
This member of the ruling political party is entrusted as knowing what actions are most in accordance with the ideology of the party. As such, he may not be voted out of power by other party members, and his actions are presumed to always be within party guidelines. If he begins to waiver, than he has deemed it nessisary for an alteration in the party's agenda. If the senior offical elects to resign, the office becomes hereditary, meaning only an offspring or other family member of the senior official (who is justly familiar with the goals of the party) may take office. The selection of a new senior official will additionaly take place whenever there is a change in power from one party to another, at which point the office is no longer hereditary.
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Arguing once in a while is one thing but you cannot argue in every single thread and stray from the topic with every single post without it being considered disruptive. You have made your feelings about the nature of Zormite GK very very clear, in many previous threads. There is
no reason for you to continue on with this hostility as the issues have been settled.
You don't like Zormite in GK. I don't like orcs in GK (bomies were invented for a reason) but I don't complain about it.
Stop spamming please.
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Originally Posted by GoZelda
At the point being, Dustari is more of a Republic then Zormite because there was some sort of voting involved when the new king/queen was chosen. Pretty pathetic.
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a) Dustari did not vote, during times when leadership has been called into question, we have held votes to clarify what people want, out of character. Each kingdom is a group of people who RP, not a 'real republic' or a 'real monarchy' - which I am thankful for because I pay enough taxes irl.
b) The Zormite Republic has a Constitition that, as I stated above, is rather clear on how the resignation of an official is to be handled.
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in[/b] Zormite are happy with the Republic (talking to both of you, GZ and Nappa) then that should be well enough.
GoZelda, back when you were in Zormite and Zen as Dictator, you were rather happy with the Constitition, which has remained unchanged since that time. Your complaining now really is just a way to attack Wren and her legacy on a personal level, and has nothing to do with the Republic.
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