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Let us slay these liberals for the glory and stability of Chile. Also, I would urge the Congreso not to make excuses for these rebels, be them germanistas or liberals. The fact is they are invading our country with the express intent to overthrow our elected government.

---Caitan Crazzio---
 
Let us slay these liberals for the glory and stability of Chile. Also, I would urge the Congreso not to make excuses for these rebels, be them germanistas or liberals. The fact is they are invading our country with the express intent to overthrow our elected government.

---Caitan Crazzio---

Only someone who has not seen the horrors of war would talk about the death of Chileans as glorious. Fight them we will but I will not glory in seeing fellow Chileans die. Shame on you.

General Rios
 
"You are beginning to sound like you sympathize with there cause, I am beginning to question your loyalties Colonel De Porto."

I am disloyal because I am against the murder of fellow Chileans?

How... Fascinating

-Colonel De Porto.
 
"You are beginning to sound like you sympathize with there cause, I am beginning to question your loyalties Colonel De Porto."

I am disloyal because I am against the murder of fellow Chileans?

How... Fascinating

-Colonel De Porto.
You are disloyal because you want to show leniency to the rebel's who wish to bring down our government.
 
Who's showing leniency? They are weakening the stability of the 3rd Republic and should be punished accordingly. I just wont do it with a smile on my face, and a whistle on my lips.

I find it fascinating to see the kinds of people we have in Chilean politics, so eager to get their hands bloody.
 
These men who stand against our forces are not Chileans, they are traitors. There is no shame in spurring the men on to victory Senor Rios, that is what any good general would do. There is however shame in sympathizing with rebels. It is you who should guard your tongue, lest you let slip any underlying loyalties to these rebels. So, do your duty as a military man, stay out of politics, slay these wretched fools, and cast their bodies back to the sea from whence they came so proudly.

One more thing, while I have never myself gotten a taste of the battlefield logistics comes easily to me (as does the capacity to inspire men). It is almost as if I was a commander in a past life or something... This blessing very disconcerting at times...

---Caitan Crazzio---

((miss you <3Araya<3))
 
These men who stand against our forces are not Chileans, they are traitors. There is no shame in spurring the men on to victory Senor Rios, that is what any good general would do. There is however shame in sympathizing with rebels. It is you who should guard your tongue, lest you let slip any underlying loyalties to these rebels. So, do your duty as a military man, stay out of politics, slay these wretched fools, and cast their bodies back to the sea from whence they came so proudly.

One more thing, while I have never myself gotten a taste of the battlefield logistics comes easily to me (as does the capacity to inspire men). It is almost as if I was a commander in a past life or something... This blessing very disconcerting at times...

---Caitan Crazzio---

((miss you <3Araya<3))
I like the way you think Senor Crazzio.
 
Who's talking about politics? I am fully prepared to "cast their bodies back to the sea", I am just not so Draconian to see them as subhuman.

It is politics, indeed, for a military man to actually want to kill rebels against the state.

Forget this argument. We have two breeds of Nationalists abound apparently, the right ones, and the wrong ones.
 
Who's talking about politics? I am fully prepared to "cast their bodies back to the sea", I am just not so Draconian to see them as subhuman.

It is politics, indeed, for a military man to actually want to kill rebels against the state.

Forget this argument. We have two breeds of Nationalists abound apparently, the right ones, and the wrong ones.
For once we agree.
 
Ah!

The honorable Colonel De Porto would like it on official record that he finds the honorable Crazzio's comment to be witty and clever. I call a motion to change my stance on Mr. Crazzio from one of Chilean disgust, to respect.

Motion to Respect.
 
"All of you, stop. Whether you wish to acknowledge it, this is human life we are speaking of, something we hold in sanctity above all other regards. Whether they rise up for reasons you believe right or wrong, they are still the people. Not the whole people, but the people indeed. If their wishes are not to be heard, then what have we become? We have become the very thing we claim to have fought tooth and nail against, the very thing we detest. A dictatorship, and an Empire. I hope I do not live to see the day when the people rise up as a whole, only to have their government line them up and execute them like common criminals."

-Comrade Armando Renin
 
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Here here!! These are out people, whether they rise against us or not. We must protect the constitution and the government, but we must not do so gladly or willingly. A government that takes joy out killing its own people will not survive for long. We must institute reforms so that the people will not wish to rise against us again.
 
Here here!! These are out people, whether they rise against us or not. We must protect the constitution and the government, but we must not do so gladly or willingly. A government that takes joy out killing its own people will not survive for long. We must institute reforms so that the people will not wish to rise against us again.

Truly you disappoint me Senor Ferarri, you who I hold in such high esteem to be counted as one of my true friends in this den of vipers. Would you push for reforms to appease the militant minded minority? I would sooner lay down my own life than negotiate with rebels or attempt in any way to meet the demands of this uneducated, unkempt rabble. The second these men took up arms they gave up any right to citizenship.

Aim well and shoot true all you military men, that is all you are tasked to do...

---Caitan Crazzio---
 
If the proposed agrarian compensated legislation does not pass, I offer an alternative.

There are reasonable criticisms from both sides: it is wrong that the government that did not implement land seizures should have to pay for them, just as it is wrong that impoverished peasants should have to foot the bill for an act of Congreso. Therefore, I propose a hybrid solution. The greatest crime of the Agrarian Land Reform Act was its economic ignorance. Not only did it shatter the grand farming estates that, prior to industrialisation, were the mainstay of the Chilean economy in general and the agrarian industry in particular; it then forced the State to subsidise the very farms that it had rendered unprofitable. Due to the way the land was divided, it did nothing to uplift the rural labourers; their individual plots are so minor that they can only support their inhabitants, never mind the markets. By dividing the land, we have reduced the labourers to subsistence farming and the landlords to bankruptcy.

Therefore, the solution is to combine land. By agglomerating the smaller plots into larger farms, we will increase the productivity and profitability of our agrarian sector, and subsequently increase the standard of living for rural workers. From the greater profits earned by agglomeration, we can then compensate the dispossessed landlords. The State shall issue compensation to the landlords, and shall in turn be compensated by the agglomerated farms, which can repay the debt at their leisure and so avoid crippling their finances.

Agrarian Agglomeration Act

1. The individual plots created by the Agrarian Land Redistribution Act will be agglomerated into cooperative farming units (CFU), on a basis of fifty families per CFU,
2. The families of each CFU will elect a Superintendent, responsible for managing agrarian affairs in the CFU and reporting to agricultural authorities,
3. The Government of Chile will issue compensation to all landlords affected by the Agrarian Land Redistribution Act, adjusted for inflation,
4. This compensation will be divided as debt between all the CFUs, to be gradually repaid over the course of five to ten years.
 
They are all people, and all Chileans at that as well. They need to be treated with respect. But they are not heroes; they took arms against the republic. They had the opportunity to have their voices heard in the Congreso or the elections, but they took arms instead. They took arms against a republic that hears all of the people's opinions and tolerates them. Why is it that they took arms against the harmless republic? To get their voices heard AND shut the other voices down. Yes, to quiet the socialists and conservatives that do not agree with the liberal plan. That is the same reason Andonie and his traitors plotted against the republic as well.

And please, do not propose more bills. We are already full, and it might get more confusing.
 
"Regarding this matter, I declare that the only guilty ones are the ringleaders. Punishing everyone involved would be too draconian and could well risk further uprisings. It is important to note that these people are still humans, and must therefore be treated as humans. I disagree, therefore, with the incediary talk I have been hearing of murdering these rebels with smiles on our faces, and as such I despair for Chile if people like those come to power. I may be a nationalist, but I can still care for the people. We are a civilised nation. We are not savages."

Severiano Miramontes
Minister of the Interior
 
Señor miramontes. Your statements are correct. I am in compete agreence with you on this matter. My army shall not be involved in the gleeful slaughter of misguided rebels. We will stop them and then let the ministry deal with the leaders.

General Rios
 
"My statements were more directed towards Senor Salazar, Rios, but your co-operation is noted. It is still important to crush the rebellion, but we must also ensure that proper punishments are meted out."

Severiano Miramontes