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*Sunday* wrote:

Positive

Yes, Commanders can vote. We usually don't since it influences the members' votes but Termix totally deserved this one. I recall Termix being a loyal, skilled and active SWAT member. I always considered Termix to be a perfect example of a good SWAT member and somebody other people can look up to. I'm very glad you've decided to come back and I hope you'll be accepted (isn't it a bit ironical for a Commander to say this? ). Good luck on the test.

Good luck & kind regards;
[Lsrcr]Sunday
- S.W.A.T. Commander

Well As subject says it all.
I was Surprised to see A commander voting my Application.
Trust me the Life your Living in 20th century nobody cares About your Past. Relationship have become meaningless And what Surprises me
being a Commander of whole huge Fraction is Not Easy Even Attitudes behaviours and Mature steps are in account.

Its like When you get responsibility is given to you you kind of change is seen.

I am Realy bottom of heart glad that He has never forgot the link of All moments spend As SWAT as old times reminds him and Hopefully he votes on my application.

Like this world No one cares about you and your past.
This guy Sunday. votes me as Hes just like me nothing has changed since just years.

Guys that all about topic About Learn for him
It does not matter if i get Accepted or not

my respect bro.

And indeed, nothing has ever changed. The only difference between me now and then is that I have more experience and am more mature. Besides that, everything is the same.

I hate to see how people change when they get high ranks. They throw away all their past, all their old friends and everything they thought was right is now wrong. I don't understand why they think such a change will make their superiors have a better opinion about them. It's almost like they care only about themselves and don't give a single shit about people that once meant a lot for them. I don't understand such a selfish attitude and perhaps it's the best if I never do. I always considered high ranks in groups as an opportunity to improve the team and not as a personal benefit. It's really frustrating to see people who aim for high ranks only to benefit themselves but actually don't give a shit about their responsibilities and the group they're the head of.

*Sunday* wrote:

And indeed, nothing has ever changed. The only difference between me now and then is that I have more experience and am more mature. Besides that, everything is the same.

I hate to see how people change when they get high ranks. They throw away all their past, all their old friends and everything they thought was right is now wrong. I don't understand why they think such a change will make their superiors have a better opinion about them. It's almost like they care only about themselves and don't give a single shit about people that once meant a lot for them. I don't understand such a selfish attitude and perhaps it's the best if I never do. I always considered high ranks in groups as an opportunity to improve the team and not as a personal benefit. It's really frustrating to see people who aim for high ranks only to benefit themselves but actually don't give a shit about their responsibilities and the group they're the head of.

Exactly my point is all about.

*Sunday* wrote:

I hate to see how people change when they get high ranks. They throw away all their past, all their old friends and everything they thought was right is now wrong. I don't understand why they think such a change will make their superiors have a better opinion about them. It's almost like they care only about themselves and don't give a single shit about people that once meant a lot for them. I don't understand such a selfish attitude and perhaps it's the best if I never do. I always considered high ranks in groups as an opportunity to improve the team and not as a personal benefit. It's really frustrating to see people who aim for high ranks only to benefit themselves but actually don't give a shit about their responsibilities and the group they're the head of.

Same happen's with administrators, but i guess there's nothing we can do to wake them up