@Shorticus
Go ahead mate, welcome aboard.
Go ahead mate, welcome aboard.
I pledge allegiance,
to the Flag,
of the Fallen States of America.
And to the Republic,
that no longer stands,
one Nation,
forgotten by God,
now in pieces,
with anarchy and injustice supreme
First IC post will either be later today or tomorrow should everything go smoothly.
See you all in the wasteland people!
Hmm...
Since we have a Neo-Confederate faction, should I change the name of my military from the Confederate Guard to something else? I'm short of ideas here. Anyone have any?
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You could have them be Federation Guards and do a simple name change from Confederation to just Federation.
By definition the difference between a confederation and a federation is that the membership of the member states in a confederation is voluntary, while the membership in a federation is not.
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That would work... sort of. I didn't think of that. A part of me REALLY wants to do that.
The lines between a Confederation and a Federation are kind'a mulled. But the distinction is important in the U.S. because the U.S.A. has what we'd consider a Federal government. A confederacy is a group of independent states that work together (like the Iroquois nation or the North German Confederacy); a federation implies more centralization and less independence for the member states.
If nothing else comes up, that's what I'll roll with, but a confederacy is different enough from a federation that I'm a bit wary of running with that.
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You could make it a Union then.
Also, name doesn't really make or break your government. The Holy Roman Empire was basically a confederation despite its name.
@Dinh AaronMk
Oh, ahh. Sorry about that mix up.
From a quick google search there are oil wells and refineries in Illinois but you do have a point, Chicago would be another likely center of a nuke attack and I don't think anyone currently has the technology to completely rebuild one from scratch that would be able to rival current ones in terms of efficiency or volume.
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I'm sure you could use ethanol too but corn is a very inefficient form of ethanol and without machines to farm the corn then turning corn or soy into fuel would be a severe waste of food crops.
And while Illinois has at least one major refinery it'd be something likely contested by Kansas it's so close to them.
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I'm sure you could use ethanol too but corn is a very inefficient form of ethanol and without machines to farm the corn then turning corn or soy into fuel would be a severe waste of food crops.
And while Illinois has at least one major refinery it'd be something likely contested by Kansas it's so close to them.