1. What's your biggest issue with the government you're rebelling against?
Racist oppression of its own citizens.
I seek home rule, free of colonial leaders.
The dictator uses golden toilets while the peasants starve.
They stand in the way of global proletarian revolution.
I want to replace the foreign-backed monarchy with a republic that follows God's word.
Its a hereditary Monarchy.
Taxation without representation.
It won't recognize the power of the legislative body and limits religious freedoms.
The government won't give enough land and rights to the common people.
2. What methods do you prefer to achieve revolution?
Maintaining a loyal Liberation Army of the poor and indigenous peoples.
Innovative military techniques. Soldiers are promoted for ability rather than heredity.
Infantry battles, some guerilla warfare, with help from strong foreign powers.
Debate in Legislative Assemblies. Occasional riots in the capital city.
Massive protests and appeals to the religiously devout.
Long civil War with your armies of agrarian peasants and devoted ideologues.
Guerilla warfare by small groups of soldiers with popular support. Radio & print propaganda.
Non-violent direct action only. Suffering imprisonment and death is preferable to striking back violently.
Non-violent action such as boycotts, marches and other passive resistance is preferred, but I will use violence when necessary.
3. How will you deal with those who oppose you after you gain power?
Massive public beheadings.
Send them to Canada.
Kill the King, then give religious rights and protections to everyone...except Catholics.
I won't become the governmental leader, but will continue fighting for the common people.
I will seek restorative justice, but not vengeful retaliation, despite having suffered years of oppression.
I will attempt to unite all factions peacefully.
Imprison or execute leading enemies of the revolution...then move on to liberate another country.
Banish military opponents to an island. Then purge opposing leaders, ideas and intellectuals in a brutal cultural revolution.
Execution or exile for the old regime. Internal dissidents are imprisoned or executed.
4. Favorite Colors?
Red and Black
Red
Green and Red
Blue, White and Red
Red, White and Blue
Black, Blue, Red
Green, White, Red
Black, Green and Gold.
Orange and Green
5. What position or title would you like in your new government?
Commander-in-Chief
Lord Protector
General
State President
Great Soul
Minister of Industries, President of the National Bank
Chairman
Supreme Leader
Head of the Committee of Public Safety
6. How will you be remembered in history?
A very powerful, egomaniacal leader whose policies killed millions but still has a large cult following.
As a supporter of free markets and religious values in government. You will have a devoted following among those of your faith but feared by others.
The Incorruptible Fanatically devoted to high ideals but a brutal tyrant.
Virtuous, noble, aristocratic father of a nation.
Praised as a religiously devoted leader, but hated by the Irish and Scottish.
You will be revered most by the poor and indigenous people of your nation who name resistance movements after you long after your death.
Universally respected world statesman and symbol of longsuffering determination in pursuit of justice and freedom.
An inspiration to many around the world to follow a path of peaceful resistance to all forms of injustice.
Cultural icon revered by third world revolutionaries and pot smoking student activists.
7. What's your favorite outfit?
Understated military uniform with stylish beret
Old, simple clothing. Buttoned up to the neck.
Traditional religious clothing
I'm always immaculately well dressed...some would say I'm a metrosexual.
Blue coat. Triangle hat.
Puritanically modest yet expensive and ornate outfits.
I like a big sombrero hat, and a gun at my side.
Home-spun loin cloth
Prison uniform
8. Which of these quotes sounds most like something you would say?
First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win.
Not only strike while the iron is hot, but make it hot by striking.
It is better to die on your feet than to live on your knees!
For to be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others.
Try always to feel deeply any injustice committed against any person in any part of the world. It is the most beautiful quality of a revolutionary.
The legislative power and competence to establish laws belong exclusively to God Almighty.
I have witnessed the tremendous energy of the masses. On this foundation it is possible to accomplish any task whatsoever.
To punish the oppressors of humanity is clemency; to forgive them is cruelty.
The marvel of all history is the patience with which men and women submit to burdens unnecessarily laid upon them by their governments.
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