Synopsis
A dictator uses his military to suppress domestic unrest, but assassinating him would turn his armed citizens into refugees—10 to 20 million of them—flooding into neighboring countries.
Of course, they’ll come to our nation too.
“Listen well! Any land and property you seize from our people belongs to you!”
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Our nation employs a parliamentary cabinet system—a state where the head of government reigns but does not rule.
Yangkoku: Parliamentary system, Monarchy, Constitutional monarchy, Symbolic monarchy
Jipang: Parliamentary system, Monarchy, Constitutional monarchy, Imperial system
Jukoku: Authoritarian rule, Monarchy, Absolute monarchy, Dictatorship
Yangkoku claims separation of powers, but in a parliamentary system where the executive and ruling party leaders are the same person, there’s no real difference from authoritarianism—we just disguise it so the people don’t notice.
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Should we build a border wall to prevent refugee influx?
The cabinet and parliament are deadlocked over this issue.
What would you do?
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