there might even be qing nationalism happening in the future.
Don't you also forget that Qing nationalism is valid and should be supported for the greater good of diversity(tm).
there might even be qing nationalism happening in the future.
Oops.on his political Go board
Erm... Foreign Food Points... ?
I just hope we get to see how the former qing citizens feel like, in the new Feng territory, there might even be qing nationalism happening in the future.
I'd say the likelihood is pretty big, as giving the previously repressed cultures regional autonomy is going to do a lot to make them loyal subjects (not to mention the eventual advantage of conveying a diversitarian image).Mongol children went through a pretty horrible campaign of forced assimilation in the dying Beiqing, and of course the Manchus did too; at the very least I hope the Feng will take their foot off the gas on that program.
Erm... Foreign Food Points... ?
I blame Societists.
Don't you also forget that Qing nationalism is valid and should be supported for the greater good of diversity(tm).
Probably some kind of loyalty scheme, which gives you discounts because you ENJOY DIVERSITY(TM) like how many (but not all, naturally) good Diversitarians should.
Also, I believe this is the first mention of Poland in the modern era...which makes me wonder what happened to it in the meantime.
That is the reference I was going for, yesOh hey, it's a Ming Norton.
Thanks for pointing that out, I will change it. (Although I don't use accent marks anyway for Chinese even in normal chapters to make it slightly less impenetrable for the western reader, and Motext here can't display accent marks as well--which means I have to remember to go back and take it out of words like 'corvée').Oops.
'Go' is the Yapontsi term, and unlikely to be used iTTL. Weíqí is the standard Mandarin form in Pinyin spelling.
Tempted to make that an album title in TTL...Chinese demarchism... now I've seen it all.
Not directly answering this question, but bear in mind that pizza was considered a foreign innovation (and a passing fad!) in OTL America in the 1950s. I have a bit from MAD Magazine at the time I can post if you're interested.Wonder how this works for the Empire of North America-- would pizza be classed as foreign?
GERMAN POLISH ITALIAN SAUSAGE
I could even see them as bog-standard salami made in the same factory, but given a few "national" touchings for authenticity (think of how Greeks, Turks, Syrians and Lebanese IOTL argue with each other over who invented the baklava.)Hmm, are these {GERMAN POLISH ITALIAN SAUSAGE} intended to be separate types... or are these Italian-style sausages made by Poles living in Germany?
Probably some kind of loyalty scheme, which gives you discounts because you ENJOY DIVERSITY(TM) like how many (but not all, naturally) good Diversitarians should.
Funnily enough, I read it as the exact opposite: as a good Diversitarian, you should like your culture's food, and not think all foods are basically the same like a Societist would. Therefore, while it's fine to eat foreign food occasionally, it's strictly rationed.
Diversitarianism really is a mass of contradictory impulses, isn't it?
Yeah. Are the foreign food points things you spend (as in rationed out) or things you are required to consume?What are you, a Russian?
I mean, you are right to think so, even if I think you are wrong...
Although, it might refer to the whole "diversity quota" thing the owner of that house the THANDE institute broke into and nicked all those books from mentioned.
watWouldn't Qanon find its perfect wnemyin societism
Qanon opposes "secret cabals of globalists" and the Societists are secretive globalists so they could be useful idiots for Diversitarians. "Go attack the Zonal Rej's mansion"