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Furbish islands wrote:

As I've said before, making resolutions is basically the whole reason for the WA to exist, and if you don't like that, you can always press the resign button, nothing's stopping you.

You're entirely correct; nothing is stopping me from leaving the WA.

However, I didn't say all resolutions are entirely without merit. There are some things I believe the General Assembly should have jurisdiction over. The current trend, though, is to use it as a de facto national legislature and more and more resolutions are getting passed that deal with things that should be addressed on a per nation basis (e.g. On Abortion). Just because it was made to pass Resolutions doesn't mean I have to be OK with it passing legislation on every issue under the sun.

Actagaul wrote:

Why did most people in this region vote against this Volcano resolution? Just curious.

I agree with international disaster relief, but the author wrote the resolution in a needlessly condescending and unprofessional manner

Furbish islands wrote:

As I've said before, making resolutions is basically the whole reason for the WA to exist, and if you don't like that, you can always press the resign button, nothing's stopping you.

Other than the fact that WA membership is pretty much the de facto method for keeping regions secure without passwording them, you mean? lol

Sacara wrote:

There are some things I believe the General Assembly should have jurisdiction over. Just because it was made to pass Resolutions doesn't mean I have to be OK with it passing legislation on every issue under the sun.

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I think the (entirely voluntary) Border Commission thing is ok; no one is forced to join, and it addresses the issue of cross-border travel, which is something it's reasonable (and for the best, really) to have some basic international agreements on. Getting into too much of the domestic issues though is overstepping their bounds -- regardless of whether or not I agree with what they're trying to do. Simply because the WA can propose and draft resolutions does not mean they have to be doing so all the time, eventually you hit a point where you cover everything you want to and have a right to.

Actagaul wrote:

Why did most people in this region vote against this Volcano resolution? Just curious.

One of the clauses mandates international aid...

New waldensia wrote:

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Did this word sorta fall out of vogue in recent months? Because for a while (here, at least) it was super common.

YOOOO! LFG

Os Adoradores de Deus wrote:

But there's no such thing as aliens.....

There may, or may not be... We'll never know, as of now...

If aliens exist, they must be destroyed, and their homeworlds turned into nuclear ash.

"There is no end to the abomination of the alien. Do not allow any guise of sentience to stay your hand – there can be no hesitation when the survival of humanity as a species is at stake."

- Inquisitor Kartize, Ordo Xenos

Hermosamente wrote:

The closest thing we encountered the so-called "aliens" are the ones we find in the deep sea where sea creatures there resembles alien-like creatures.

It's time to nuke the Ocean to clense our planet from xeno taint.

Furbish islands wrote:

Good news to those who are vaccinated, the New England Journal of Medicine published a study yesterday saying the Pfizer vaccine is effective against the delta variant.

Do you know if it’s FDA approved yet?

Lemon archipelago wrote:

Do you know if it’s FDA approved yet?

It's not.

Dunferm wrote:

Farm should be confiscated and converted into State Farm

https://youtu.be/I38pIAEL0i0

The Dodo Republic wrote:

I think aliens exist. Well. Not UFOs but like. Ya know, aliens that you see in those mocumenteries about realistic aliens.

The only aliens are the illegal ones