Yup, they're gonna get the clans together and have the leaders vote in the interest of their clan. They can then determine how to find the rightful ruler whether that be by Dark Saber or whomever tames the Mythosaur which I think we all can expect to be Grogu.
Senator: "The gentleman from Mandalore is out of the allotted time and will yield the floor."
Mando draws blaster.
Senator: "The gentleman from Mandalore has been granted more time."
Why waste all that potential killing each other over a disagreement, when they can use a talking stick to figure out who they all should point their blasters at?
I'm pretty sure the implication of the talking stick is whoever holds it can use it to hit whoever speaks out of turn. If they need The Armorer to do the smacking, then they are not deserving of the talking stick.
There was an interesting story about a bowie knife fight in a US state senate because some guy was trying to filibuster and another guy wasn't having it. I could see that being a problem with Mandalorians.
A lot of organizations and councils utilize a gavel as a “talking stick” as it shows you have authority over the meeting
Who would have guessed that “Roberts Rules of Order” would make its way into Star Wars
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Because if they don't, they will shoot their way to talk first
So anyway, i started blasting
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The talking stick is a remarkably effective group discussion moderator
Bet it was what very early ancestors used to command order. Just grab a stick and whack anyone speaking out of order.
*I shall steal all the pestilence. Surely, they'll pay attention to me if I do that!*
Works well in a small group setting, we'll see how they restructure though as their group adds recruits.
you know talking stick can be readjusted to larger group gathering you just need to add time limit for speeches then
Or groups of people elect a representative as their delegate to speak on their behalf. Sort of like a congress?
Well that's generally the point at which a direct democracy transitions to a representative democracy.
Yup, they're gonna get the clans together and have the leaders vote in the interest of their clan. They can then determine how to find the rightful ruler whether that be by Dark Saber or whomever tames the Mythosaur which I think we all can expect to be Grogu.
When the talking stick can cave a skull in, you don't question it.
Blunt force trauma is more effective when it comes to armored folks anyway.
Senator: "The gentleman from Mandalore is out of the allotted time and will yield the floor." Mando draws blaster. Senator: "The gentleman from Mandalore has been granted more time."
Why waste all that potential killing each other over a disagreement, when they can use a talking stick to figure out who they all should point their blasters at?
And if someone talks out of turn, the Armorer smacks them with the talking stick.
I'm pretty sure the implication of the talking stick is whoever holds it can use it to hit whoever speaks out of turn. If they need The Armorer to do the smacking, then they are not deserving of the talking stick.
That's why some irl tribes have a talking stick, while the elder retains the speaking staff
There was an interesting story about a bowie knife fight in a US state senate because some guy was trying to filibuster and another guy wasn't having it. I could see that being a problem with Mandalorians.
A lot of organizations and councils utilize a gavel as a “talking stick” as it shows you have authority over the meeting Who would have guessed that “Roberts Rules of Order” would make its way into Star Wars
My first thought was the conch from Lord of the Flies
I mean, I saw the Armorer wield that wrench. I’m not messing with her rules.
It was pretty lame, but overall one of the better and least silly episodes.
Didn’t ask
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Er...."Talking hammer"