Even though Ulrika and I have made our peace and I have no ill will toward her I do have one comment that comes to mind after reading this:
"Oh how the worm turns"
Now carry on.
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Billy Grace
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04-27-2006 10:38
Even though Ulrika and I have made our peace and I have no ill will toward her I do have one comment that comes to mind after reading this:
"Oh how the worm turns" Now carry on. _____________________
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Kendra Bancroft
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04-27-2006 10:43
Did you leave out the part that says the SC is not to interpret the documents literally on purpose? Show me where in the Constitution it says that the SC provides the only valid interpretation of the Constitution. These are the only "powers" vested in the SC Section 8 - Powers of the SC Members of the Philosophic branch are not bound by a strict literal interpretation of the Bill of Rights, Founding Philosophy, Constitution, or the strict adherence to legal precedence. Rather members of the SC are required to draw upon their individual fields of expertise to solve complex social issues. In regards to the Representative branch: The Philosophic branch may veto or rewrite and resubmit a bill or constitutional amendment if it is in violation of any of the founding documents. The SC can seek impeachment of members of the Representative branch for violating the constitution or acting illegally. In regards to the Artisanal branch: The SC can seek impeachment of members of the Artisanal branch for violating the constitution or acting illegally. If the Constitution charges both the RA and the AC with the ability to either appoint or impeach members of the SC based on their ability to uphold the Constitution, it follows that the Constitution holds that the SC doesn't have sole discretion in the interpreting of the Constitution. _____________________
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Kendra Bancroft
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04-27-2006 10:45
Did you leave out the part that says the SC is not to interpret the documents literally on purpose? The Executive branch in the USA gets to choose the replacement, the senate gets to uphold that choice or reject it. The 3 Governmental branches of Neualtenburg are not analogous to the 3 branches of the USA. We have no "Executive" Branch. _____________________
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Ulrika Zugzwang
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04-27-2006 10:47
Even though Ulrika and I have made our peace and I have no ill will toward her I do have one comment that comes to mind after reading this: "Oh how the worm turns" Now carry on. ![]() ~Ulrika~ _____________________
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Ulrika Zugzwang
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04-27-2006 10:49
The 3 Governmental branches of Neualtenburg are not analogous to the 3 branches of the USA. It's a damn shame that Kevn is just as clueless about N'burg's governmental system as he is about everything else he goes on about. ![]() ~Ulrika~ _____________________
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Kendra Bancroft
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04-27-2006 10:50
Hey, you are really getting good at interpreting the Constitution! Somebody has to. _____________________
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Billy Grace
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04-27-2006 10:53
I give you full permission to publicly enjoy this without any threat of retribution. ![]() ~Ulrika~ ![]() I hope you are doing well after so long not hearing anything from or about you. I hope that you are enjoying that baby as much as I think you are. ![]() _____________________
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04-27-2006 10:55
OMGZASPEROIDS!!!
I just realized I may derail this thread with civility and nicities... shame on me... shame on me... hehe ![]() I was never here... you never saw me. ![]() _____________________
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04-27-2006 10:55
OMGZASPEROIDS!!! I just realized I may derail this thread with civility and nicities... shame on me... shame on me... hehe ![]() Where the hell have you been? _____________________
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04-27-2006 10:57
Where the hell have you been? Lurking... hehe _____________________
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04-27-2006 10:58
Show me where in the Constitution it says that the SC provides the only valid interpretation of the Constitution. .............] If the Constitution charges both the RA and the AC with the ability to either appoint or impeach members of the SC based on their ability to uphold the Constitution, it follows that the Constitution holds that the SC doesn't have sole discretion in the interpreting of the Constitution. "The Scientific Council (SC) is a self-selected meritocracy. Its governmental role is to interpret and enforce the constitution. " Which other branch is vested with this power? If the branch isn't vested with a power, it doesn't assume it has it. |
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04-27-2006 11:01
Hey, you are really getting good at interpreting the Constitution! It's a damn shame that Kevn is just as clueless about N'burg's governmental system as he is about everything else he goes on about. ![]() ~Ulrika~ You were the one earlier who insisted the SC can't be impeached because they can veto anything, and they alone define the founding documents. I guess you disagree with your prior opinion. |
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04-27-2006 11:09
Well, I'm proud to have served on a jury, and to have been instrumental in putting a criminal where he belongs. The only part I regret is that the maximum sentence was 15 years. I would have rather seen him get 30 years. I was reflective during the trial. Afterwards we all ran out of the court room giving each other high-fives and thanking God we had the power to protect other women who would have been his future victims. BTW, why do you keep bring up Christ? Are you Christian? Do you think a Christian shouldn't be happy to have done the right thing? Nothing wrong with being satisfied that you did the right thing. But there is a difference between that and boasting about depriving a human being of his liberty. Yes, it was a good thing that you put this person away from potential victims. But equally, I think many people would find it an unpleasant responsibility to be so directly involved in punishing another person. I think a Christian most certainly should be - not happy, but satisfied - at having done the right thing. I am surprised to see a Christian boasting about it, though, I have to say. _____________________
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04-27-2006 11:13
"The Scientific Council (SC) is a self-selected meritocracy. Its governmental role is to interpret and enforce the constitution. " Which other branch is vested with this power? If the branch isn't vested with a power, it doesn't assume it has it. Both the AC and the RA are vested. Do you not read my posts? It's in the Constitution. _____________________
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04-27-2006 11:13
You were the one earlier who insisted the SC can't be impeached because they can veto anything, and they alone define the founding documents. I guess you disagree with your prior opinion. This is where you err. _____________________
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Ulrika Zugzwang
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04-27-2006 11:46
You were the one earlier who insisted the SC can't be impeached because they can veto anything, and they alone define the founding documents. ![]() ~Ulrika~ _____________________
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vivi Odets
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04-27-2006 11:55
This is a totally invalid argument, on the lines of 'it's only a game and if you don't like the heat get out of the kitchen'. Where have I heard that before? I beg to differ, and I stand by what I said. This *IS* only a game -- in the case of N'berg, perhaps, an "experiment" -- and to claim that the pretend results of a pretend hearing in a pretend country in a pretend world are cruel and unusal is ridiculous and an insult to authentic human suffering. At most, the OP is cranky over not getting her way. But, then again, she is the one who announced to one and all that she was leaving N'berg and SL *permanently*... The kitchen should already be empty. |
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04-27-2006 12:28
This is a weird thread.
Excuse me for asking Ulrika, but weren't you the founder of Neualtenburg? _____________________
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04-27-2006 12:48
Ulrika, but weren't you the founder of Neualtenburg? The reality is that this entire issue is no longer a "Notice, Well Wish" or anything remotely other than a drahma thread - something she has engaged in for years here. The entire project and its "dirty laundry" politics pretty clearly provides support to the argument that some people just like to "dick around" with other people's "games" and fun - whatever that might be. It should be fairly clear who is messing around with other people's fun here. Death to the drahma queen. |
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04-27-2006 12:48
Excuse me for asking Ulrika, but weren't you the founder of Neualtenburg? To answer your question, yes, I'm one of the two founding members. Kendra Bancroft is the other. ~Ulrika~ _____________________
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Kevn Klein
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04-27-2006 12:58
Both the AC and the RA are vested. Do you not read my posts? It's in the Constitution. Only the SC is vested with the power to interpret the constitution. |
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04-27-2006 13:01
Only the SC is vested with the power to interpret the constitution. incorrect. _____________________
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Ulrika Zugzwang
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04-27-2006 13:06
Of course she will claim she was due to it being "her" project proposal... and then deny it in the next breath saying it evolved into a collaborative endeavor over time. The entire project and its "dirty laundry" politics pretty clearly provides support to the argument that some people just like to "dick around" with other people's "games" and fun - whatever that might be. Death to the drahma queen. ~Ulrika~ _____________________
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Picabo Hedges
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04-27-2006 13:12
I am already dead. And thanks for proving my point once again with your excessivley verbose pile of prose. |
Ulrika Zugzwang
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04-27-2006 13:27
And thanks for proving my point once again with your excessivley verbose pile of prose. ~Ulrika~ _____________________
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