ANST - To Become Principalities Or Not
Raymond Catz
scurlock at ies.net
Sun Apr 12 08:51:26 PDT 1998
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> The reason I feel it would be irresponsible for us not to face the
fact
> that a Principality does become a Kingdom is because it is the next
logical
> step in growth. To not face that as a potential is like getting a
> kitten or puppy and expecting it to remain in the same state of
maturation
> and not become a cat or dog. I agree that it does not have to happen but
I
> disagree that we should not face the facts that it could and most likely
> would become a Kingdom.
Ok. I don't think anyone is suggesting here that the potential does not
exist or that it should be entirely ignored. What is being suggested is
that it is a grossly overblown consideration at this time.
Given the snail's pace at which even the quickest organizational changes
take place in the SCA, I submit that it is unreasonable to believe that
any principality in this kingdom (land of the acarchists that it is), could
reach the required state of development and then reach a concensus to
separate in fewer than ten to fifteen years.
By the way, I disagree with you entirely that separation is the likely or
most probable outcome.
Jeremy
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