Anyone wanna play a 'Choose Your Own Adventure' style game?

Let's play a game of choose your own adventure.

Just last month, the draft was reinstated, and just today you received your draft letter in the mail. It says you must leave in a month for Marine bootcamp.

A month passes. Today is the day you are supposed to leave for bootcamp.


Click here if you choose to go peacefully.

Click here if you refuse to go.
NetRunner says...

I guess all libertarian philosophies rely on restricting situations and outcomes so it makes sense.

I thought it was just the economists who did that.

Let's try on another alternative:

You get laid off from your job, after years of doing good work, due to bad decisions made at the highest levels of the company. You try to find a job, but no one is hiring, especially not with a job that would allow you to keep paying your mortgage. Your 401k got wiped out in the stock market crash, and the value of your house has dropped below what you owe on it. You've tried to sell it, but no one's buying. You quickly burn through your savings, and fall behind in your mortgage payments. The bank decides to foreclose on you, and orders you to move out in 30 days.

You try to find a buyer, a new job, you try to sell off possessions, and negotiate with the bank, but nothing works.

30 days later, the cops are at your door, asking you to leave the bank's house.

Now you get blankfist's same no-win decision tree, just replace "shot by a sniper on the battlefield" with "killed by a mugger while sleeping on the street".

Same thing, and all the government's doing this time is enforcing the sacrosanct right to property.

rottenseed says...

>> ^lucky760:
That's really inventive, fun stuff. Well done blankfist! promote
It could only be better if somehow each step in the story could somehow apply to the video in which it's posted.

You're like that mom that says, "Ok now let's make a game out of putting all of your toys away!"

Not gonna work this time mom...not this time.

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