A guy named_Cj

We are renaming to the Commune

1+ He's a good dude who was banned unfairly in the first place.

Yea we've just completed an RP event today, we've been doing minor kidnappings and robbing's, we've been going under the name "Commune" (But some people have stolen the name so they can minge)

Okay we can do that

I appreciate it man

Steam Name: A guy named_Cj SteamID32: 272049864 Discord Username/ID: aguynamed_cj Time Played (check with !time): 2d 2h 16m (please sky gods have mercy) Basic Information Section Name of Organization: The Commune Number of Members (Minimum of 5, could expand): 9 Type Of Organization (Family, Enterprise, Gang, etc): Political terrorist group Ethnic Background (ex: Italian, Japanese, German, etc): German Why should your organization be accepted? [100 words or more]: The civilian RP in Prometheus can get very tiring and boring after a while, which is why I've created the KPD. It can give civilians and even the government more interesting RP experiences, the government could be fighting other people instead of themselves, guarding, patrolling, and setting up checkpoints. The experience I want to bringe is not just so we can kill people, it’s so we can actually do something, rather than what I just stated. Because if you ask regular civilians and enlisted, if they think it’s boring, they will most likely say yes. That is why I believe our group should be approved, thank you for considering us. Provide an example of the unique roleplay your organization will bring to the server: What is the backstory of your organization? [200 words or more]: In an alternate history where Germany emerged victorious from World War I, the Commune took shape as a clandestine revolutionary organization in response to post-war social upheaval and economic disparity. Formed in 1919, the Commune operated underground, espousing Marxist principles and advocating for radical change through direct action and subversion against the state. Led by charismatic leaders versed in Marxist ideology, the Commune attracted disaffected intellectuals, factory workers, and disillusioned veterans. Fueled by grievances over economic inequality and perceived injustices, the party employed tactics ranging from strikes and sabotage to targeted attacks on symbols of capitalist power. Operating in a climate of heightened repression and surveillance, the Commune became labeled as a terrorist group by the government and conservative factions. Despite efforts to suppress them, the Commune persisted, maintaining a decentralized network across urban centers and industrial hubs. Their activities sparked fear among the ruling class and polarized public opinion, shaping the narrative of class struggle in a Germany reshaped by military victory. This alternate history highlights how different geopolitical outcomes could have catalyzed extremist movements and altered the course of European politics in the early 20th century. Notes: N/A