Hey All!
I'm posting about an upcoming ticket I'll be making about something that I and Rob333 were chatting about.
It'll be about having up to 15 PMCers on a sidebar, me and Rob333 just thought "Hmm, 15 would be a good amount!" and so here I am!

TheMountaineer asked when giving me the role-play that I host occasional dances and balls at the kingdom, so I might as well get on top of that.

There will be a ball at the royal palace on Friday, July 9th- Sunday, July 11th. I will open a new forum just for the ball at that time, and everyone who's signed up for the role-play is welcome.

Usually, I do not expect girls to be rude and cruel to other girls
we should stick together and help each other spread love in the community
we are not enemies here or competitors
but oh here we go again 😔

(rant/speech)

Happy 4th of July everyone! Today's an important day for Americans! It's when the news of the Declaration of Independence was made clear (The signing occurred on July 2nd) and we ourselves saw ourselves as a nation back in 1776. That's why you have great cultural memes that are all over the world... but that's beside the point.

The point here is asking, "What has this country done for us?" I see people go to the streets to protest for their beliefs, whereas they wouldn't even know you'd be punished for that in several nations. I see people go online or publish a book and "challenge" the government without realizing that you'd the killed or punished severely in other nations. I even see people say that other nations are needing our help despite complaining about the US always intervening in other wars.

Can't you (as an individual) see you've taking everything for granted? You've abused your rights as much as I have. You've turned a blind-eye to the freedom of speech. You refuse to see the freedom of religion. You would've well put the freedom of assembly to shame. Can't you see what this nation has done for you? Can't you see what this nation has done for us? Can't you see what this nation has done for other nations? (besides Bush, I dislike that guy with a passion) You don't realize how hard it was for MLK Jr. to grow up and be discriminated, that's because they'd pretty much gave you the freedom without you working for it. Both sides talk about your rights. Let me say that you're both duds. Both right-wing and left wing are people who abuse their rights. There's no correct side here when it comes to this matter, and I won't change my mind.

Whay are you so obsessed with what this country hasn't done for you. Yes, it's a democrat(ic) republic, meaning that there's both a governing body and the people as well have a say in this all. My problem is with the people too, including myself. We take for granted the ability to have our government listen to us. We take for granted for the court cases that were passed. We take for granted to have a life and live here in the United States. The worst thing I've heard about this nation are people that always say that "This is the downfall of America." I just got to say though, there could be a partial good reason behind it.

Take a good look at campuses all over the US. They're trashed, not because of the government, but because of the students. Imagine working hard just to waste your time. In the end, does this contribute to the nation you want to be free? No, it doesn't. Simple as that. Unless you actually send care packages or send aid, that helps. But I'll go back to the original topic.

American, take a look at yourself. Look around you in your room and be glad that you have a roof and a room. Look outside and be glad at the property you have. Look to the streets and be glad you have a neighborhood around you with a few good neighbors. Take a look all around you and be glad you live in America. Be glad for what you have. Be glad for why you live. Be glad you can speak freely. Be glad you can love freely. Be glad you can be a Proud Citizen of the United States of America.

Before I link anything, I just want to ask you. Who's the person you look up for your rights? Mine is Bhagat Singh Thind, who allowed Indians to have citizenship in America.

Now, here's a song...

O beautiful for spacious skies
For amber waves of grain
For purple mountain majesties
Above the fruited plain!
America! America!
God shed his grace on thee
And crown thy good with brotherhood
From sea to shining sea!

happy 4th of july (if ur american like me and u celebrate!) ❤️🤍💙