LegoPepper - Unreasonable Admin, Making up false reasons to ban me for

[Magus]

What I like is how even the heaviest armor wearing knights and guards suddenly become acrobats and can run across rooftops and climb walls

Maybe we should nerf jumping in armor, then. It already slows you down, at least.

[Ad Bot]

[Magus]

Took the poll again, asking more people to vote. Still 11 players.

Even more people. 20 players on the server.

[Punished Toxicology]

wow roleplayers are really goofy

[King Tøny]

A circle jerk of admins voted no at 91% lol. You'd get better results if you included the norms.

[Magus]

I'm not sure we even have 11 total admins. We only had 2-3 on the server at the time, and I didn't vote in the poll.

[King Tøny]

"slash regulations on RDM"

I agree.

[King Tøny]

The free tony campaign is actually gaining support. We got a couple people supporting my injustice and the injustice of many others.

[Snaked_Snake]

The free tony campaign is actually gaining support. We got a couple people supporting my injustice and the injustice of many others.

Tony you're pissed off about being banned from a server you have shown you can't play on and don't like, it's actually worrying now.

[Daswiruch]

#tony1060 #freetony

[The Young Avenger]

Sorry but we don't take democracies to unban people, make a ban appeal on our forum if you're really this upset.

[King Tøny]

Sorry but we don't take democracies to unban people, make a ban appeal on our forum if you're really this upset.

But you people took a democratic vote to simply skip my preliminary bans and just go straight for the perm ban,

Magus already explained that stuff, I wasn't suppose to get perm banned till I get banned at least 2 more loving times.

Next you ask me to appeal to your kangaroo court? Come on how dumb do you think I am?

[Magus]

Oligarchy is not democracy.

[King Tøny]

Oligarchy isn't very medieval.

[Magus]

Democracy is less so.

[King Tøny]

Democracy is less so.

A point of consensus in the so-called “sequencing debate” is that in Europe state-building preceded the development of political accountability, eventually in the form of democratization, by centuries. This is arguably a misrepresentation of the European sequence. Strong institutions of constraints were an integrated part of the political regime form when large-scale state-building began following the sixteenth-century military revolution. European state-builders were therefore checked by countervailing political power but were also able to channel authority through existing institutions. A comparison with Russia shows that it was on this basis that both the modern state and modern democracy emerged and took root in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.