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One of the key things that anyone dealing with them must realize is that the Romulan Republic does not wish to replace their old heritage as they consider themselves very traditional. They believe that their culture needs some tweaks and that the past ways of dealing with other governments had been wrong to begin with. To sum up, the Imperials believe that ''We are better than you'' while the Republic's mentality is ''We know what is better for you.''. | One of the key things that anyone dealing with them must realize is that the Romulan Republic does not wish to replace their old heritage as they consider themselves very traditional. They believe that their culture needs some tweaks and that the past ways of dealing with other governments had been wrong to begin with. To sum up, the Imperials believe that ''We are better than you'' while the Republic's mentality is ''We know what is better for you.''. | ||
Another very unique facet to the Republic's culture is that both Romulan and Reman have put aside their old hatreds and are considered equal citizens. Though in places, the Romulans remain in control of facilities while the Remans' mine and preform the labor, it is believe that this is because these things are what they were good at. The Republic charter makes a point to say that ''All citizens of the Republic, no matter the species, are equal citizens in the eyes of the state.''. | |||
Though old hatreds have not completely died, they have come to realize that if they do not cooperate, they die. | |||
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