Re: Principality why do you want to leave

["Jessica Wilbur" <jessica@pop.net>]

Poster: "Jessica Wilbur" <jessica@pop.net>

Please kindly leave this stuff off the Merry Rose. Take it to the P-list, which is specifically 
for discussing these issues.

Thank you.
--Muireann

> 
> Poster: Christopher M Faulcon <mfaulcon@or.atinc.com>
> 
> Corun - 
> 
> Let's be careful in how we defend ourselves on this forum, please.
> However well- or ill- informed this man's opinion may be, there is no
> need to brow beat the man publicly. Indeed, you might be well served by
> listening to what he has to say. While it is true that there are no hard
> numbers supporting his view, the mere fact that he has aired his opinion
> on this forum lends credence to the idea that there is substantive
> opposition to TNNP/TNNK. Indeed, I beleive it would be the wisdom of
> Hubris to think that the opinions this man has raised are not shared by
> a significant portion of the southern population of Atlantia; as has
> been stated previously, the polling was not sent to the kingdom at
> large, no-one truely knows how deep opposition may run, or what the true
> fears and concerns of the central and southern part of the kingdom may
> be.
> 
> Considered objectively, I think it not unreasonable for someone to be
> concerned about the formation of a pricipality that will comprise more
> than half the population of the kingdom as a whole. Further, it is true
> that the formation of a principality is the first step in forming a
> kingdom, a concern that so far has not been completely addressed by the
> steering commitee. If it is their intention to seek kingdom status, have
> they publicly stated this? If not, will there be a provision in the
> principality laws discouraging it. Or taking the middle road, do they
> see a northern principality going kingdom in 10 years? Such an issue is
> central to the concerns of all Atlantians, and I don't think the
> steering committee can wait until a principality is formed before
> stating its long range objectives.
> 
> Martin
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