Nation States Issues : The ANIMAL Republic Shall Rise Again?

Today I’ve got this Issue on my Nationstates (nationstates.net)

The ANIMAL Republic Shall Rise Again?

A coalition of civil rights activists and minority interest groups from all across Northern NATIONSNAME have renewed their calls for the regional government to stop displaying the flag of the now-defunct ANIMAL Republic, a short-lived former breakaway nation known for its backward racial policies. The issue has divided the area for years, and with tensions running extra high, you have been asked to help settle the dispute once and for all.

I’ve encountered with many choices

1. “It’s unconscionable that politicians still defend flying such a repulsive racist symbol on government property!” declares Britney Chen, a civil rights activist sporting colorful Tasmanian tribal attire – despite recent public revelations that she in fact has no Tasmanian ancestry whatsoever. “That flag has only ever been used to heighten racial divisions in this country; we must ban the display of the ANIMAL Republic flag in any official capacity!”

2. “Bah!” scoffs Mohammed Brown, a local politician and passionate reenactor, while waving a miniature ANIMAL Republic flag. “This flag never hurt anyone! If you ask me, it’s political correctness that’s the real problem. Stores are pulling the flag off their shelves, and TV stations are refusing to run old shows and movies that feature it, for Violet’s sake! The government should be pushing back against all this nonsense and start teaching CITIZEN schoolchildren all the good things about that chapter of our history: the cultural pride felt by its citizens, the bravery and patriotism of its leaders! Those are values that never go out of style.”

3. “I agree that the flag is harmful and should not be used, in any capacity,” predictably declares Colleen Thiesen, president of the advocacy group ‘Peaceful Resistance against Injurious Speech and Slanderous Yabber’. “But why stop there? What about ugly racial and ethnic slurs? Words hurt people a lot more than some silly relic, you know. Words like, ‘hoopster’…’ringnose’…’Biggie Snarls’…oh sorry, is repeating all these epithets making people uncomfortable? Er, anyway, we can’t tolerate the use of such awful language, and we should start fining people for hate speech, like they already do in many progressive countries.”

4. “If y’all were to ask me, I’d say we were better off during the ANIMAL Republic,” says Sue-Ann Frederickson, a local yokel of indeterminate age. “Back then us normal folks could go about using our own schools and buses without having to mix and mingle with those weird whatchamacallem’s. Leader, I’ll be both frank and earnest, I don’t give a hoot what flag y’all run up those poles of yours; just give me back my damned water fountain privileges!”

5. Dismiss the issue

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Option 3 sounds unique so I choose it.

The result saids ‘Being impolite in public is punishable by heavy fines.‘

In result, my nation get a boost of this qualities.

Authoritarianism

Corruption

Social Conservatism

Public Transport

Public Education

Eco-Friendliness

Welfare

Foreign Aid

Business Subsidization

Public Healthcare

Sector: Manufacturing

Taxation

Tourism

And decline in this qualities

Integrity

Safety

Nudity

Average Income

Economic Output

Recreational Drug Use

Intelligence

Political Freedom

Civil Rights

Ideological Radicality

Industry: Book Publishing

This choice is moderate resulted.