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Ambush Alley Games  writes: |
@TwinMirror – Agreed! We show the seeds of the split between the US and its colony on Grissom in our future timeline (although Grissom is petty earth-like). Terran Americans aren't keen on Grissom getting "over-represented" in Congress and Americans on Grissom don't feel they're represented adequately. Tensions are building and the recent incursion by the Darghaur isn't helping things. Terran Americans resent seeing so much of their taxes going to beef up Grissom's defenses and Grissom doesn't feel like they should have to fund the effort themselves – after all, California wouldn't be expected to pay the whole bill to defend against an invasion from China. Some of this might sound vaguely familiar . . . ;) Best, Shawn. |
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claim the worlds by corporations | 4 | 2% |  |
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claim the worlds by nation | 49 | 30% | |
claim the worlds by discoverer | 32 | 20% | |
claim the worlds for humanity | 45 | 28% | |
no opinion | 25 | 15% | |
other (explain) | 8 | 5% | |
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