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I'm Not Mister Mxypltk said:
I feel apathy towards Lefield. Besides, it would be stupid for me to seriously diss him since I haven't read anything he's done outside Hawk & Dove.




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Now... that's a different kind of debate.




I'm just going off of your usual stuff. Majorital superiority. You know, like how you say less people believe in continuity out of all comic readers and therefore, we should disregard them. A majority of people hate his work, but I've seen threads with very dedicated people defend his stuff and call it good, making it go on for pages and pages and pages.

Now since you say anything that sparks this much dialogue is automatically good, it just seems like it kinda hexes that majority thing.




Now, Mxy, you're just being undemocratic. Democracy is a form of government under which the power to alter the basic laws and forms of government lies with the voting citizenry, referred to as "the people", and all decisions are made by representatives who act by their consent, as enforced by elections and the rule of law. In some cases, democracy is associated with nominal monarchy where the monarch has sharply limited powers, but it is more commonly associated with a republic.

The word democracy originates from the Greek δημοκρατíα from δημος meaning "the people", plus κρατειν meaning "to rule", and the suffix íα; the term therefore means "Rule by the People." The term is also sometimes used as a measurement of how much influence a people has over their government, as in how much democracy exists. Anarchism and communism (as in the final stage of social development according to Marxist theory) are social systems that employ a form of direct democracy, and have no state independent of the people themselves.

Clearly, comics should be ruled in this fashion. The majority want continuity. Silly Chilean.

I urge you all: do not vote for Mxy for Continuity President.

We will prevail!


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