Co-operation – n. – an act or instance of working or acting together for a common purpose or benefit; joint action
The key to a successful army is co-operation. I’m sure an sensible army leader can agree with that. Unfortunately, I have not seen a whole lot of this “co-operation” so far. Co-operation involves “acting together for a common purpose or benefit.” Ok, so we are working towards making ACP a better army. This is impossible if we continue to have dissenting perspectives. While I explain my point, I would like to clarify a few things.
1. Shaboomboom is Leader – All the leaders (Shab, Jedi, Aber, and myself) agreed on this. I don’t think this is a big issue.
2. Oagal, we have no problem with you being here or making suggestions. In fact, I know many of us still feel that have worthwhile contributions to make. The fact is though, you have retired. Once again, we have no problem with you making suggestions because we know you have ACP’s best interest in mind, but please, please keep them as suggestions. If it is a worthwhile suggestion, we will take the action, but please do not carry out anything without our permission.
3. This may involve the most co-operation of all. It is understood that the leader needs help to run the army. That is the reason we have co-leaders. But once again, the leader makes the final decision, so both Jedi and I need to respect that Shab has the final say in what we are doing whether it be rank complaints or governor elections. In order for this to work, both Jedi, Aber, and myself, as well as the rest of the army need to cooperate to get things done.
In summary, we all need to work together to assure that ACP remains the army it was, is, and should always be. For those of you who think that getting rid of Shab would make ACP better need to realize something. Rebellion almost destroyed ACP once a few months back. It was split right down the middle – those loyal to Oagalthorp, and those who wanted a new regime. Since then we have worked to put ACP back together, mending it as best we could. Frankly, it looks alright on the outside, but as you can see from recent disputes, it is far from fixed. I am asking you, ACP, for your patience, because ACP cannot afford another disagreement like the one over the leader situation a few months ago. With a little co-operation from everyone, we can restore the Army of Club Penguin to what it was, rightfully what it should be.
Boomer
