AWESOMEoutof10's Fraser Brown runs for office, learning the ins and outs of politics, all while wearing stylish pants. "My dream was for a perfect Britain; one where we had an education system to be proud of, a strong economy and I wouldn’t have to tax everyone to oblivion. Essentially the polar opposite of the real Britain. It turns out that dreams are for people who aren’t in office, and for every problem I solved, I created another. It’s tough being at the top."
Allison Reilly writes: "Maternity leave was one of the few (if not the only) policies in the game specifically about women in the game, and of course, it hurts the economy. There's no policy regarding reproductive health except abortion, and naturally, the religious hate it. "
Game released in 2013 is offensive because sexism so let me write a rant about it in 2017.
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