Wilbur: Forever, the nation of the Dream SMP have cast great sins upon our great land of hot dog van. They have robbed us, imprisoned us, threatened us, killed many of our men. This time of tyranny ends with us. This book declares that the nation, which shall be henceforth known as L’Manberg, is separate, emancipated, and independent from the nation of Dream SMP. The union of the masters of men, together, we are one. When, in the course of human events, it becomes necessary for one to dissolve the bonds which bind us, disregarding of this truth is nothing short of tyranny. We hold these truths to be self evident, that all men, in underline, are created equal. The right of the people exists above the right of the king, the right of the government, and the right of the economy. From the hot dog van, we shall prevail, life liberty, and the pursuit of victory.
I've seen a few people talking about how the L'Manbergians never fought alone, how they're strength was in their togetherness, so it felt appropriate to give the Declaration of Independence a post of its own. So that the fact that it was literally considered tyranny to break your bonds or that those bonds were so important they were written in the nation's most valuable document could be highlighted.
At least, that's what I've taken from this, with its vague a wording, if you have a different thought on what any of this means, feel free to share!
