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It prevents the WA from passing any legislation that prohibits or legalizes drugs, and leaves it up to each state to decide their own policy. It's next in line to come to a vote.
Oh that sounds absolutely great, more independence from the WA is always good.
I think every nation should be able to decide the laws that govern their own nation. If one nations wants strict drug laws, then fine. If one wants to legalize, then fine. It's up to the people, not the WA.
Because I've still got the WA Delegacy, should I be asking the region for input, or just voting how I want?
Well legalize it or not, my nation does not care what the WA says.
I think WA resolutions only affect your Issues if you're a member of the WA, that's why a lot of nations never sign up to the WA.
I was in the WA for a short period of time as Julianios but the WA wanted taxes from me i believe so i kicked the WA out of my country and destroyed their embassy and then i got sacked.
Tysoania and Eotheood
The WA votes down a proposal to leave drug laws to the member nations, and then turns around and votes to decriminalize all drugs.
At this point, we'll soon see a proposal to allow members to pay WA dues with coke instead of currency!
I've set a faction for N Day for the region.
Sweet. Bring it on.
Only drugs i find valid are natural drugs, like shrooms, weed, ayahuasca, things like that. Anything other than that should be strictly illegal.
Yeah. I don't find those drugs to be inherently harmful. The rest are no good.
You let your other nation go extinct!
I voted against the current WA proposal because, although I agree with most of it, I'd like to be able to legally force my citizens to go to the polls.
Noooo! Jokes aside, i literally modeled my nation out of the biblical description of Hell.
Tysoania and Eotheood
perhaps it is best it dies
Ha. Hell is warm at least.
Have we done anything regarding defending or raiding?
Not really. Unless you want to strip the WA Delegate position of its executive power, we'd need to begin enforcing endorsement rules.
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