- Joined
- May 16, 2024
Russia, China, Brazil, India, South Africa (etc)
VS
The US, EU, Ukraine, Taiwan, Japan (etc)
Rules:
1) You must be undoubtably loyal to said country. For example, if it's US to Russia, you can by no means say anything publically* supportive of the US over Russia. Likewise, you can't be critical of Putin beyond a passive degree.
2) * You can still think things privately, but if they go public then you lose your job/get deported or worse
3) Whatever your country's position is, you must adhere to it. Ex: if you're in China (PRC), then you can by no means acknowledge Taiwan as a separate country
4) You will, effectively, serve as a mouthpiece for whatever your host country wants. In some form, be it politics, academics, or media, you will be pushing their message.
5) You cannot visit countries on the other side, other than for diplomatic reasons, nor can you flee to said places by any means.
6) You cannot live in neutral countries (ex: Singapore, Switzerland, etc)
You will in turn live a life of luxury in the country of your choosing. The actual work you do (professor, politician, podcast bro) doesn't matter, though it must in some way be politically related (see rule 4)
VS
The US, EU, Ukraine, Taiwan, Japan (etc)
Rules:
1) You must be undoubtably loyal to said country. For example, if it's US to Russia, you can by no means say anything publically* supportive of the US over Russia. Likewise, you can't be critical of Putin beyond a passive degree.
2) * You can still think things privately, but if they go public then you lose your job/get deported or worse
3) Whatever your country's position is, you must adhere to it. Ex: if you're in China (PRC), then you can by no means acknowledge Taiwan as a separate country
4) You will, effectively, serve as a mouthpiece for whatever your host country wants. In some form, be it politics, academics, or media, you will be pushing their message.
5) You cannot visit countries on the other side, other than for diplomatic reasons, nor can you flee to said places by any means.
6) You cannot live in neutral countries (ex: Singapore, Switzerland, etc)
You will in turn live a life of luxury in the country of your choosing. The actual work you do (professor, politician, podcast bro) doesn't matter, though it must in some way be politically related (see rule 4)
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