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Star: I'm going to go by the limb and say that all of those events but 6 and 22 is controversial. In the past, Wildcat City's punishments for crime are overkill.
Xavier: The excess fines imposed on most acts in Wildcat City's past seems to have served to enrich its local government than to fine enough to match the crime as a form of repairing the damages caused by the criminal acts itself. Certain criminal acts, depending on the situation, would require psychiatric counseling in place of official punishments to help ensure the well-being of the defendant. For example, when four young men in Texas decided to do the Charlie Charlie Challenge to see if Charlie exists, they were arrested after escaping their home and were brought in for questioning of why they decided to practice black magic. They answered that they wanted to see if the Charlie Charlie Challenge meme from the internet was real and that they were only curious and have no intentions of harming others. As a result, when I represented them in court as their lawyer, I convinced the town judge in Hicksburg, where the incident took place, to provide the four psychiatric counseling to make sure they are okay and that any form of black magic, real or not, should not be toyed with.
Haakon: That was Wildcat City before Zachary?! Good gosh! That city cut itself from America!
Zax: I like the idea of cities and towns hanging their national flags at every block in downtown and have them alternate with their local state flags for aesthetic purposes.
Haakon: In most countries, its only the national flags alone. Back in my supervillain days, my men would burn down the European Union flags and hang Norwegian flags at every central business districts (or CBDs) at almost every block as our way to show resistance against the European Union and our willingness to pull out of the EU. We're going to fly our flags even if liberals call us racists for that but here's the thing; other countries naturally show off their national flags and display them constantly in their CBDs so what we're doing in Norway isn't any different. We're going to fly our flags, eat Norwegian food, bake our serinakaker cookies over Christmas, make gingerbread cookies over Christmas, etc. and no one is going to do anything about it since those are what makes Norway as a nation with culture and we will keep it that way. And being a Norwegian G-52, since G-52s encourage supporting one's country and their culture, I am doing just that for Norway. And fun fact to you fellow Americans; sweaters are popular among Norwegians in all seasons of the year. During Norwegian traditional events however, its common for furries to wear sweaters too as part of the tradition even if foreigners find the idea of furries swearing sweaters as uncomfortable and strange. It is also common in Norway to see our humans go skiing every day in their sweaters and some even ski back and forth between work and home. Like Iceland, it is also common for Norwegian male buff furries, like myself, to go around in public shirtless and even go skiing shirtless and to us, its acceptable in our country.
Chuong: Fun fact; the Vietnamese name for the United States is Hoa Kỳ which literally translates into Flower States. Ever since Zachary ordered the construction of avenue flowerbeds for their local state flowers in every town and city there, we Vietnamese have been joking with the Vietnamese name for America as Flower States because of Zachary's beautification plans for American town and cities utilizing the local state flowers.
Zax: Interesting and I like! At least Zachary portrayed America as a nation that values the beauty of nature as well as the combination of bringing the elements of the natural environment into an urban and suburban environment. Even though its true that he was America's first and last dictator, at least he's done a lot of things right for America.
Rush: And I agree! His ideas alone are great but what he did to make his ideas come true for America is controversial to say the least. No matter how controversial the G-52s may be, they will never be as controversial as Zachary. Not even Wildcat City's history could ever stack up to the controversy that is Zachary Chandler.
Xavier: The excess fines imposed on most acts in Wildcat City's past seems to have served to enrich its local government than to fine enough to match the crime as a form of repairing the damages caused by the criminal acts itself. Certain criminal acts, depending on the situation, would require psychiatric counseling in place of official punishments to help ensure the well-being of the defendant. For example, when four young men in Texas decided to do the Charlie Charlie Challenge to see if Charlie exists, they were arrested after escaping their home and were brought in for questioning of why they decided to practice black magic. They answered that they wanted to see if the Charlie Charlie Challenge meme from the internet was real and that they were only curious and have no intentions of harming others. As a result, when I represented them in court as their lawyer, I convinced the town judge in Hicksburg, where the incident took place, to provide the four psychiatric counseling to make sure they are okay and that any form of black magic, real or not, should not be toyed with.
Haakon: That was Wildcat City before Zachary?! Good gosh! That city cut itself from America!
Zax: I like the idea of cities and towns hanging their national flags at every block in downtown and have them alternate with their local state flags for aesthetic purposes.
Haakon: In most countries, its only the national flags alone. Back in my supervillain days, my men would burn down the European Union flags and hang Norwegian flags at every central business districts (or CBDs) at almost every block as our way to show resistance against the European Union and our willingness to pull out of the EU. We're going to fly our flags even if liberals call us racists for that but here's the thing; other countries naturally show off their national flags and display them constantly in their CBDs so what we're doing in Norway isn't any different. We're going to fly our flags, eat Norwegian food, bake our serinakaker cookies over Christmas, make gingerbread cookies over Christmas, etc. and no one is going to do anything about it since those are what makes Norway as a nation with culture and we will keep it that way. And being a Norwegian G-52, since G-52s encourage supporting one's country and their culture, I am doing just that for Norway. And fun fact to you fellow Americans; sweaters are popular among Norwegians in all seasons of the year. During Norwegian traditional events however, its common for furries to wear sweaters too as part of the tradition even if foreigners find the idea of furries swearing sweaters as uncomfortable and strange. It is also common in Norway to see our humans go skiing every day in their sweaters and some even ski back and forth between work and home. Like Iceland, it is also common for Norwegian male buff furries, like myself, to go around in public shirtless and even go skiing shirtless and to us, its acceptable in our country.
Chuong: Fun fact; the Vietnamese name for the United States is Hoa Kỳ which literally translates into Flower States. Ever since Zachary ordered the construction of avenue flowerbeds for their local state flowers in every town and city there, we Vietnamese have been joking with the Vietnamese name for America as Flower States because of Zachary's beautification plans for American town and cities utilizing the local state flowers.
Zax: Interesting and I like! At least Zachary portrayed America as a nation that values the beauty of nature as well as the combination of bringing the elements of the natural environment into an urban and suburban environment. Even though its true that he was America's first and last dictator, at least he's done a lot of things right for America.
Rush: And I agree! His ideas alone are great but what he did to make his ideas come true for America is controversial to say the least. No matter how controversial the G-52s may be, they will never be as controversial as Zachary. Not even Wildcat City's history could ever stack up to the controversy that is Zachary Chandler.
Leo: Well, that's a relief that we aren't the biggest controversy. In the end, this whole poll was just Bendraqi's attempt to get the media to start a frenzy that will lead to the city separating from the country and strip us of our rights.
Super C: Doing the Charlie Charlie Challenge here would have gotten you 50 years in prison under the old systems we're throwing away.
C.K./King Leo: But it would have gotten you death on Kriegland since we were way worse, and we used the death penalty for almost everything. That was our biggest regret, so there's reasons that when we came to Earth for a better life, we covered it up.
Cripto: *to Haakon* I don't see how that's racist, but that is one element of the media that drives me nuts here. They only care about making money, and it doesn't help we have a black President for the first time, so they place the race card every chance they get. Furries in Wildcat City used to look down on humans for those very reasons; they allegedly can't accept the fact there is only one race that actually exists: the human race. As for the fact we were cutting ourselves off, it was just what Kayne would have wanted, I fear.
Leo: Indeed; Kayne's actions and influences seemed to trump Washington's. It's no wonder Jason wanted to flee the city because people (which were later revealed to have been enslaved by Bendraqi's hypnosis) were trying to kill him. I swear Washington did not want anybody murdered apart from the ones he did want, one being Kayne.
Super C: I'm also getting a hunch that we've been fighting against ourselves. Bendraqi's stupidity may have gotten us in a rut and inflated our egos, leading us to be the laughing stock of the universe and also all the anti-G-52 propaganda, but I have a hunch that this was his intentions all along. He's genuinely stupid but strategically stupid at the same time. So the other villains tried to finish the job he couldn't start, and as a result, the Avenger, Leo, Boomcat, Super Slash, and then I, in that order, all took gunshots to the head.
Super Slash: It wasn't the first time I'd been shot because I had been a soldier before and I had been wounded serving our country.
Boomcat: Same with me. It was the first we took headshots.
Marcus: Meanwhile, do you agree with the Commander's hunch that Bendraqi's big plot has been revealed at last? He has been using us as his weapon. We're changing for the better, but anytime we do fight against evil, people will continue to think we are a bunch of soloists letting Cripto have all the glory.
Cripto: And if we don't, fatso wins anyway. He wins when he loses.
Super C: Doing the Charlie Charlie Challenge here would have gotten you 50 years in prison under the old systems we're throwing away.
C.K./King Leo: But it would have gotten you death on Kriegland since we were way worse, and we used the death penalty for almost everything. That was our biggest regret, so there's reasons that when we came to Earth for a better life, we covered it up.
Cripto: *to Haakon* I don't see how that's racist, but that is one element of the media that drives me nuts here. They only care about making money, and it doesn't help we have a black President for the first time, so they place the race card every chance they get. Furries in Wildcat City used to look down on humans for those very reasons; they allegedly can't accept the fact there is only one race that actually exists: the human race. As for the fact we were cutting ourselves off, it was just what Kayne would have wanted, I fear.
Leo: Indeed; Kayne's actions and influences seemed to trump Washington's. It's no wonder Jason wanted to flee the city because people (which were later revealed to have been enslaved by Bendraqi's hypnosis) were trying to kill him. I swear Washington did not want anybody murdered apart from the ones he did want, one being Kayne.
Super C: I'm also getting a hunch that we've been fighting against ourselves. Bendraqi's stupidity may have gotten us in a rut and inflated our egos, leading us to be the laughing stock of the universe and also all the anti-G-52 propaganda, but I have a hunch that this was his intentions all along. He's genuinely stupid but strategically stupid at the same time. So the other villains tried to finish the job he couldn't start, and as a result, the Avenger, Leo, Boomcat, Super Slash, and then I, in that order, all took gunshots to the head.
Super Slash: It wasn't the first time I'd been shot because I had been a soldier before and I had been wounded serving our country.
Boomcat: Same with me. It was the first we took headshots.
Marcus: Meanwhile, do you agree with the Commander's hunch that Bendraqi's big plot has been revealed at last? He has been using us as his weapon. We're changing for the better, but anytime we do fight against evil, people will continue to think we are a bunch of soloists letting Cripto have all the glory.
Cripto: And if we don't, fatso wins anyway. He wins when he loses.
Haakon: Bendraqi taking advantage of the media... I wonder-
Doctor Daytona: *Bolts in at super speed with a megaphone and shouts a joke through it.* Bendraqi is so fat, he doesn't need internet; he's already worldwide! *Bolts out and escapes.*
Haakon: Please don't tell me that just came true...
Juno: It already has; news feed from all websites are talking nothing about Bendraqi. At least he didn't say that Bendraqi is so fat-
Art: Don't finish that sentence!
Doctor Daytona: *Bolts in at super speed with a megaphone and shouts a joke through it.* Bendraqi is so fat, he doesn't need internet; he's already worldwide! *Bolts out and escapes.*
Haakon: Please don't tell me that just came true...
Juno: It already has; news feed from all websites are talking nothing about Bendraqi. At least he didn't say that Bendraqi is so fat-
Art: Don't finish that sentence!
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