that *someone* should follow the example.

reasonable control. Alfred just doesn't have enough control, or barely any. 8|

doesn't speak of the matter without his superior present. However, what the man did was deemed unlawful and therefore disciple was shown.

* discipline

different laws and ways of thinking then him. If he can't accept that, then that's too bad.

he's quite backwards too. There is such a thing as too much democracy, and he doesn't really seem like the "land of the free" as of lately.

things are going fine the way they are. If reform is needed, reform will be done. He and his government see no point or value in it_

at this time.

reminded of an idiom: "If it 'aint broke, don't fix it." There is nothing wrong with how his government is being run. Reform will come when_

it is needed.

he's being quite the stubborn capitalist himself. Obviously they have some conflicting opinions.

...can't seriously listen to his opinions when he says that.

to count how many times Alfred calls him a communist or "evil commie" or something of the sort in conversation. He predicts the number would

be in the hundreds.

fine with being called a communist. It's just the fact that he *repeats it* over and over. He knows.

it's terribly annoying.

the feeling is quite mutual. =n=

frowns right back. B|

rolls his eyes, but keeps frowning. B|

sighs and leaves as well. He had better things to do than argue with a child.