Listen up, everybody.
The way I see it, Flipper is still technically one of the two ACP leaders. Kenneth has not yet made a decision. If Kenneth makes a decision that Flipper should be removed from power, then Flipper has been lawfully removed from power. But, right now, as of 3:00 PM EDT, May 25, 2011, Flipper is still technically the leader. The proper procedure for overthrowing a leader has not been used (Oagalthorp and Boomer have not both agreed to overthrowing Flipper, and they both have to agree to it). Because of this, it all comes down to Kenneth’s decision. I ask Kenneth, as a former second in command, advisor, and friend, to make a decision based on what he believes is best for the army, and what his soldiers, the people that make up the Ranks page, believe is best for the army. Not what retired leaders think. That’s the thing about retired leaders: they’re retired. They aren’t in the army.
Personally, I believe this is the most unlawful situation the ACP has ever experienced, or at least the most unlawful situation I have ever seen in over two years of being affiliated with this army. Every law made goes against something like this happening; this is why we have laws, to prevent random changes of power so much. Ever since Seanehawk was overthrown in September 2009, there have been more changes of power due to coups and overthrowals in not even two years than all of ACP’s existence together.
Something needs to change. Start following the laws that this army is supposedly made up of. You have a constitution for a reason. Use it. Follow the laws that are supposed to govern this army.
Thank you,
Klug
Oagal: Everyone keeps forgetting that to impeach a leader, both Boomer and I have to agree to it. We do not both agree to it. Flip is still the leader. If Flip ever WAS legitimately fired (which he wasn’t), then Ken would be able to make this decision. But he wasn’t fired, so Ken can’t make the decision. It’s that simple.
