Nation State Reflections

Upon reviewing and reflecting our nation state game I've come to see and feel that the game starts out with a certain amount of anticipatory excitement of endless ideas and possibilities and wars won and lost and have  realized that a class only held once a week isn't really allowing the time that the game needs in order to be played. When it comes down to it a great concept and idea just simply doesn't have the necessary time to work efficiently in the class. At this point the game has become a one man roll of the dice as to where the rest of the group is left with literally nothing to do. our group started aggressively and has become more passive. our strategy was one of pure retaliation if attacked then attack back and now with two classes left it feels like the game has already been completed and won and noones really sure who won. Great idea that just doesn't have the necessary time to live up to its full potential. Much like the original Pac Man it just needs time to develop into a truly great game.

importance of the constitution

So todays blog is going yo be about the importance of the constitution in this the land of The United States of Eurasia. apart from the obvious point of the constitution constituting things in our country. its important to follow the constitution because it lets us know everything about what we are aloud to do and what our rights are.

Our 'Nation's' Constitution

 

 

CONSTITUTION

Economic Stability

Good Foreign Relations

Strong Infrastructure

Strong Defense

Efficient use of Natural Resources

Strong National Treasure

Strong focus on TRUTH, LIBERTY, and JUSTICE

REASON WILL PREVAIL

Our countries laws are created by every leader, and enforced by the military and police forces spread throughout the nation.

Bill Of Rights



1. Freedom of Speech

2. Freedom of Religion

3. Freedom of Petition

4. Right to keep and bear arms

5. Right to a speedy trial

6. Right to witnesses

7. Excessive bail and cruel punishment

8. Right to own and bear a moose



 

Constitution

When our group created our Constitution and Bill of Rights we took many things into consideration.One of the first things we looked as was what will be important to our country. That is where we decided that freedom is one of the major things we wanted to focus on. We also wanted our country to be economically stable, have good foreign relations, and a strong national defense. We also looked at what basic right we felt every person should have. That is where we came up with our Bill of rights.

What Constitutes Us?

When you think of the Constitution or read the words that were so carefully chosen by our founding fathers it makes you ponder the ideologies of the time and realize how different everything was and will continue to be in every passing day,week,decade, or century. Change is the natural process of life as well as growth. Considering we physically and mentally change and grow daily you wonder how the Constitution as well as the Declaration of independence have remained so vital, profound, and highly prolific even to this day. Economic stability, strong foreign relations, and a strong infrastructure are necessity for all countries and nations. A countries Bill of Rights and amendments Freedom of speech, Freedom of religion, freedom to petition have all spawned from basic human needs and rights for the safest and best possible existence and have allowed us to protest now without being lynched and when wrongfully accused of a crime to act on due process and fight for truth, justice and liberty. When it comes down to what truly constitutes us it seems to me that it is and always will be Freedom.

CONSTITUTION

Economic Stability

Good Foreign Relations

Strong Infrastructure

Strong Defense

Efficient use of Natural Resources

Strong National Treasure

Strong focus on TRUTH, LIBERTY, and JUSTICE

REASON WILL PREVAIL

Bill Of Rights



1. Freedom of Speech

2. Freedom of Religion

3. Freedom of Petition

4. Right to keep and bear arms

5. Right to a speedy trial

6. Right to witnesses

7. Excessive bail and cruel punishment

8. Right to own and bear a moose



Gun Policies

I am personally for the (responsible) carrying of firearms in public as long as the person wielding the weapon is trained and safe. As long as the person is of an age to understand exactly what they have, and how easy it is to even accidentally kill someone with a gun, has undergone intensive safety courses, and has obtained a license to own a gun and to carry a concealed weapon, I say they should be allowed to. Lethal force on the other hand should only be used in the most dire of situations. If you have a gun in your home and somebody tries to break in, as long as they have a weapon or are successfully about to get away with something of yours I say you should be able to shoot that person to injure, but not kill. I have the same views for public attacks as well. If there is no other way around using lethal force, then you have to do what you have to do, but the preservation of life should be the very highest priority.