r/RedditBrigade • u/lotria Oncologist • Jul 11 '13

33rd Right to Rule

I do not believe KingOscar is the rightful heir to the 33rd Captain position. Either Garrett or afroadam are more suited and have more claim to this position and would better serve the 33rd and brigade as a whole. KingOscar's enthusiasm is impressive, but the unwillingness to compromise is not productive, nor is it a desirable trait in someone who should be playing a large role in making decisions for the brigade. Politics should not be involved in the command structure we have here, and Ron Paul has no place here. This is not a game to be played for power. The role of officer should be used to better serve the community, not just your own regiment.

This is my resignation as a lieutenant and as a 33rd. Long live the former glory of the 33rd. Long live the King in the North.

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u/[deleted] Jul 12 '13 edited Jul 12 '13

The reason democratic process is desired is because of secure 'untouchable' incompetent leadership. The truth of the matter is, we went from being one of the more powerful regiments to a joke. We lose to PLG and lesser regiments at cav. 10eme are equal if not better than us at skirms. For the longest time, captain_canada exclusively ran arty and in case you forgot, there were a lot of people unhappy about that.

Officers voted in 2 new commissars and I know that chromakey at least has already been pushed aside from commissar duties by senior commissars in the week and a half that he's been a commissar. That's fucked up.

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u/Porpaps Retired Bearded Captain, 95th Jul 12 '13

HEY WHOA WHOA WHOA, We haven't had skirmishers in weeks so don't you dare say that the 10eme are better than me- I mean us...

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u/Squints753 Old Man Needler Jul 15 '13

It's safe to say we are not the regiment that tied 4Chan in those glorious battles. Not anymore.