Name the War Poll

[Reagan]

There were a handful of other suggestions in the Name the War? thread, but I trimmed the list slightly and came up with the poll choices above.  It does include an option to vote for none of the choices, in which case you're free to add a new suggestion.  This isn't an official poll (since there really can't be an "official poll" for such things), but let's see how it pans out.

 

Votes will not be public.

[Atzuya]

The ridiculousness of the names only served to accentuate how silly the whole war is.
 
I hope someone would make the wiki article of this thing

[Ayayay]

Ignore my post will ya? I shall call it the Burning of Atlas just to spite you, Reagan.

 

Edit: The War of Defensive Aggression made me chuckle, so it gets a spirit vote.

Edited October 27, 2014 by underlordgc

[naTia]

I would hope to give it a name before giving it a page.

[TheNG]

Alright, the The DEIC Saves the Day War better win this thing. 

Also, mildly surprised no one came up with The Atlas Shrugged War before me. That was waiting to be made.

[naTia]

Actually, I was thinking since generally the winner writes history, the winner should decide?

[Clarke]

I'm taking by the battle for defenders hill, makes me smile seeing it. 

[Reagan]

Actually, I was thinking since generally the winner writes history, the winner should decide?

 

Entirely possible.  Like I said, this is an unofficial poll.  It's results aren't written in stone.  I've just seen this done in the past over in (That terrible game that is totally irrelevant and I shouldn't be bringing it up anyways) every time a big war rolls around and it's usually what's used to decide the names with.  Doesn't really matter to me, though.  I have no stake in it.

[Donald Sterling]

I'm disappointed in y'all for not voting from The 300th Politics and War War.

[Alex]

Actually, I was thinking since generally the winner writes history, the winner should decide?

 

Like as part of the surrender agreement the winner makes the loser call the war {insert name here}?

[Kerbollo]

I'm disappointed in y'all for not voting from The 300th Politics and War War.

Did we really have 300 P&W wars already?

[George W. Bush]

>implying any of these options are better than The Shitposting War

I voted for The Defensive Agression war though.

[Livius Clades]

Wouldn't it be called the Atlas-Purplite War? Or the War of Name Calling Behind Closed Doors? lol

 

Rolls off the tongue right?

 

Also I agree with Captain Nao, the winner should name the war. For doesn't the winner write the history books.

 

If Atlas wins this war EoS will be called evil liars who where just looking to pick a fight.

While if the EoS and Friends win, Atlas will be the guys who said a bunch of smack behind closed doors and couldn't back it up.

 

Perception is a beautiful thing isn't it?

Or am I over thinking things? 

Edited October 28, 2014 by Livius Clades

[Brooklyn666]

The War of Debatable Aggression got my vote, although The Big Leak was a close second.

[SAI-40]

Guys, I can't think of a ton of wars named to make one side look bad. Usually, they're named after some quality of the war. Hundred Years War, Vietnam War, World War/Great War, War of 1812... We should be looking at qualities.

 

EoS is purple, and they were aggressive. Those are qualities, I vote the War of Purple Aggression.

[Speaker Faris Wheeler]

I like war of Purple agression

[Aisha Greyjoy]

War of Purple Aggression got my vote.  I really do like the War of Debatable Aggression too though.

[Caillou]

Dead man hand... All the way

[John Baraboo]

I vote for war of dabatable aggression.

[Toxxikation]

Should be the Schoolyard Rumble based on purple's gang-up tactics.

[Jodo]

TAC and EoS started the show. I say the TACEOS war. Also tacos. I'm hungry. I stole the name.

[Dietrich]

Judging by the posts alone, it would appear that "the War of Debatable Aggression" has achieved general acceptance, but judging by the votes, there is obviously a large faction of silent voters backing "the War of Purple Aggression" (a faction of which I was technically a part until I broke my silence on the matter). There's definitely some sociological implication to be derived from this dichotomy, but I don't want to speculate too heavily as to what it may be.

[Grillick]

Clearly those who like to debate want to call it debatable.

[Placentica]

The War of Defensive Aggression - I like this one, made me laugh.

[P2K]

I really don't have much preference since not involved.