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The Community and the 'Com-unity'

Day 1,758, 10:25 • Published in Netherlands Ireland

• by The Irish William Wallace

What is a citizen? What is a citizen of a nation? What does it mean to be a citizen? We are all independent individuals brought together by a community, several communities that make up an entire nation. A nation which ultimately forms its own political union called, the State. We are the State!

The things we do as citizens:
We vote, buy, sell, fight, work, train, recruit, write, and speak for our country. Each person is as important as the one on top! Us older, more experienced players, need to nurture new players into the New World so that they don't end up falling on their faces and giving up. Together, the ones who have become the State, will topple over any oppressors or those who seek to tear us apart or exploit us for their own benefit!

When we come together, we strengthen our State, we strengthen each other. Show eNetherlands that you support your community, show them that you care about your fellow citizen, and unite!

Click here to join the Dutch Socialist Party! Be part of the future, strengthen our community. Cheers to the Com-Unity! 🙂

Comments

Colonel Dag Day 1,758, 10:57

votado compadre

TheDarkHeinz Day 1,758, 10:58

Vote + sub o/

Si esto no se arregla, guerra, guerra guerra

Pisoj Zobr Day 1,758, 11:55

votka

Biba Internacionale Day 1,758, 12:58

v+s
o/

Tijl Uilenspiegel Day 1,758, 13:05

The Irish William Wallace Day 1,758, 13:08

@Tijl: Your assumption is valid and I can definitely see how it could be called 'nationalism', but may I argue that it isn't a reason for nationalism but for socialism? By that I recognized that we are all autonomous beings, brought together by our culture and community, and that these communities make up what we call a 'nation' (which doesn't necessarily imply a State) but we have created a State (a government) to unite under.

That is all I meant.