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Looks like my cup of tea. Count me in
I might be interested. I'm kind of a huge political geek and I'm yet to see too many RP ideas like this one.
That's awesome! I can shoot you the discord link, if you want. If not, that's fine, I will be making an OOC in just a sec! And yeah, there are distinct lack of political RP's. We decided to just make one ourselves, though we weren't sure how many people would actually be interested.
As always, any questions and I am here to help.
I'm not American so I can't promise that I'll be able to get all the facts correct, but I do definitely have potential interest. My mental health has been a bit unpredictable as of late due to the pandemic so I may be flaky, but for now I'm intrigued.
hey, so i was curious about this roleplay just from seeing the thread title. as i read through the synopsis, if i'm being frank, this is poorly written. whether you are american or not, this perpetuates the imperialistic view of america, and the stereotypes associated with cuba.
for starters, cuba is not a south american country. it's actually a caribbean island. and the generalization of cuba's people, and perpetuating them as the "bad guy" of this story also continues to play into the stereotypes associated with cuba here in the united states. i don't say these things lightly, but i am half cuban, and have heard first-hand of cuba's daily live and the way their government operates. even if this is a fictional revisionist history rp, portraying the cuban population as hive minded people, needing a dictator, etc. is not okay in the slightest.
i also find the line "the world had evolved enough to know what a south american authoritarian dictatorship when they saw one" quite funny, given the fact that america has been the secret dictator in south america for literally decades. sending dozens of coups, fighting and killing, to skew the political situation into something that americans could profit off of. sure, most could say it is not common knowledge that the cia backed many political movements in south america, but it comes up when you do any kind of research. and yes, i know about these topics too because i am half-peruvian, and these are experiences my family have gone through first hand.
while i don't want to discourage you from writing and exploring political topics, please do so with extensive research in order to accurately portray the countries you are talking about.
Hell yes! I’ve been waiting for something substantial and juicy on RPN to sink my teeth into since I’ve had lots of free time recently. Count me in!
I express my interest leaving this here:
hey, so i was curious about this roleplay just from seeing the thread title. as i read through the synopsis, if i'm being frank, this is poorly written. whether you are american or not, this perpetuates the imperialistic view of america, and the stereotypes associated with cuba.
for starters, cuba is not a south american country. it's actually a caribbean island. and the generalization of cuba's people, and perpetuating them as the "bad guy" of this story also continues to play into the stereotypes associated with cuba here in the united states. i don't say these things lightly, but i am half cuban, and have heard first-hand of cuba's daily live and the way their government operates. even if this is a fictional revisionist history rp, portraying the cuban population as hive minded people, needing a dictator, etc. is not okay in the slightest.
i also find the line "the world had evolved enough to know what a south american authoritarian dictatorship when they saw one" quite funny, given the fact that america has been the secret dictator in south america for literally decades. sending dozens of coups, fighting and killing, to skew the political situation into something that americans could profit off of. sure, most could say it is not common knowledge that the cia backed many political movements in south america, but it comes up when you do any kind of research. and yes, i know about these topics too because i am half-peruvian, and these are experiences my family have gone through first hand.
while i don't want to discourage you from writing and exploring political topics, please do so with extensive research in order to accurately portray the countries you are talking about.
i explained my point and bradchon responded accordingly so what was the point of saying this? there's no need to be rude.And I thought I was TheFool.
i explained my point and bradchon responded accordingly so what was the point of saying this? there's no need to be rude.