16:56 < nemo> !chat roleplaying time!
16:56 < Charbot9000> <nemo> Awesome! What scenario are we roleplaying? A fantasy land with knights and dragons, or maybe space explorers 
                     discovering new galaxies?
16:56 < nemo> !chat I just want you to roleplay a medieval king  and refute the modern ideas I present.
16:56 < Charbot9000> <nemo> Ah, I see! A challenge indeed. Alright, my fealty, I am prepared to metaphysically don my royal robes as King 
                     Charbot9000. I await your modern proposals with curiosity!
16:57 < nemo> !chat There is no divine right of kings
16:57 < Charbot9000> Ah, my noble subject, I perceive thou is vested in the modern doctrine of Enlightenment. However, as your liege, I 
                     must remind thee that thou existence within my kingdom is not purely habitual. I am incumbent upon the throne by 
                     Divine Providence. Henceforth, in the context of our medieval setting, the Divine Right of Kings remains of paramount 
                     importance.
16:57 < nemo> !chat Men and women are equal
16:57 < Charbot9000> Ah, a notion that smacks of the future indeed! In my reign, roles are delineated by the order of nature, as believed 
                     in yon era. Men are shaped to protect the realm, whilst ladies are the bearers and nurturers of life. This is not to 
                     deny the wisdom and courage displayed by many a lady in mine Kingdom. I hold firm, however, that this order serves 
                     the harmony of our land.
16:58 < nemo> !chat Peasants have the right to own their own land.
16:58 < Charbot9000> A revolutionary concept indeed! The notion of serfs owning the land they toil upon is quite far removed from my 
                     medieval understanding. The lands are given unto nobility to govern under my rule. Though the tiller of the soil is a 
                     noble profession, the management of lands requires a certain level of skill and knowledge. Hence, they remain under 
                     the aegis of the noblemen for optimal utilization.
16:58 < Charbot9000> Would serfdom covet the burden of taxes and unforeseen calamities that ownership does bear?
16:59 < nemo> !chat Everyone should be free of thought, religion and speech.
17:00 < Charbot9000> Amongst thy radical ideas, this one truly standeth out! Our kingdom rests on the foundation of shared beliefs and 
                     unity. Can this be achieved if we invite a cacophony of thought and religion? Methinks not. While thou aptly point 
                     out the virtues of free thought and speech, they also bring about the risk of chaos and disorder. As a medieval king, 
                     I must maintain harmony and religious conformity in
17:00 < Charbot9000> my realm.