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The Republic of Eliasstan wrote:

I founded my First nation when i was 8
then i forgot about it lol

my first nation was alot different then. there's nation i found in 2018, later 2021 called that whatever started with Refug because my lore was meant a land full of refugees later it got logged off and several nations i created still logged off after i closed the website. i started to create Peenada with my password wasnt random again it go pretty well until dont know why how it got logged off. so i changed to Second Peenadian, also Peenada kinda sucks because i do not know issues results back then so it would end up like "No Computers" because i choosed randomly. so maybe ill end this long essay

Can any1 else not open their trends?

Russcopia wrote:

Yeah, I think they are still recovering stuff

But the cards have a message so idk. Probably will get fixed.

Was anyone here when Drew first published his video?

Ordenian wrote:

Was anyone here when Drew first published his video?

Ah yes, the Drewpocalypse.

The Casic People wrote:

But the cards have a message so idk. Probably will get fixed.

The message means that any cards you got in May of 2023 will show up, I joined in November so I probably will not have any cards.

Creberg wrote:

guys may ask why did the Tennessee Republican party thought, that putting "secret" guns around the School classrooms will stop school shootings? and you know not telling the parents that there kid may be in a classroom with A GUN IN IT??

Seems more likely that one of the kids would pick it up

Creberg wrote:

guys may ask why did the Tennessee Republican party thought, that putting "secret" guns around the School classrooms will stop school shootings? and you know not telling the parents that there kid may be in a classroom with A GUN IN IT??

I think it's just the threat of retaliation. Every class has a gun, people usually don't want to die. Although, I doubt a school shooter is sane enough to consider the fact that they may lose their life.

Creberg wrote:

guys may ask why did the Tennessee Republican party thought, that putting "secret" guns around the School classrooms will stop school shootings? and you know not telling the parents that there kid may be in a classroom with A GUN IN IT??

Maybe this is why america should perhaps take some inspiration from european laws to accually prevent problems that otherwise wouldn't even exist?

The Casic People wrote:

Maybe this is why america should perhaps take some inspiration from european laws to accually prevent problems that otherwise wouldn't even exist?

Maybe. There a few things to consider though. Like the fact that

1) some areas like Texas and Montana have large amounts of firearms they will not give up. Montana is so underpopulated that the idea of "help" is a mere afterthought. And we Texans consider firearms a second religion.

2) when you make something illegal, only the unsavory types of people will have it. Which will be a daunting undertaking in the USA, considering that more experienced shooters have assault rifles. All of a sudden, criminals will have more firepower than most citizens and small town police (if assault weapons are illegal) and

3) Turns out most people do NOT want to invade the nation renowned for being the world's largest gun market.

So maybe it's just to late for the USA to regulate or ban some weapon systems. And considering it's the second amendment to keep and bare arms, I doubt many people in the USA want to go through the process of removing one of the United States' oldest amendments.

Ofcourse, most problems like this can be solved by a metal detector and a security guard. If anything, the students will be less rebellious. And if something, its better than having a hidden pistol somewhere for kids to find it whilst still having some protection.

South Sene Xhic wrote:

What's something that you recently learned that everyone else already knew?

when they said "This little piggy went to the market" it wasn't going to the store.

Venvee Republic wrote:

Maybe. There a few things to consider though. Like the fact that

1) some areas like Texas and Montana have large amounts of firearms they will not give up. Montana is so underpopulated that the idea of "help" is a mere afterthought. And we Texans consider firearms a second religion.

2) when you make something illegal, only the unsavory types of people will have it. Which will be a daunting undertaking in the USA, considering that more experienced shooters have assault rifles. All of a sudden, criminals will have more firepower than most citizens and small town police (if assault weapons are illegal) and

3) Turns out most people do NOT want to invade the nation renowned for being the world's largest gun market.

So maybe it's just to late for the USA to regulate or ban some weapon systems. And considering it's the second amendment to keep and bare arms, I doubt many people in the USA want to go through the process of removing one of the United States' oldest amendments.

Ofcourse, most problems like this can be solved by a metal detector and a security guard. If anything, the students will be less rebellious. And if something, its better than having a hidden pistol somewhere for kids to find it whilst still having some protection.

Perhaps t
his also couldve been avoided if it was never introduced in the first place