CTALNH wrote:Better?
Yes.
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by CTALNH » Mon Jun 24, 2013 4:15 am
by Great Nepal » Mon Jun 24, 2013 4:21 am
Mishmahig wrote:Great Nepal wrote:Since vote is evenly split, I say we split the difference (as I suggested in tg to admin account). 12 hour extension.
No.NSG Senate Administrators wrote:If the administration team cannot come to a conclusion within 24 hours, the vote will end and Geilinor will not be elected.
by The Treorai » Mon Jun 24, 2013 4:27 am
Dumb Ideologies wrote:It's a situation intrinsic to the committed ideologue. Whenever one makes a counter-argument the goalposts seem not only to move in two dimensions but also float several hundred thousand miles above the pitch whilst wearing cast-iron earplugs.
Rainbows and Rivers wrote:Dictators blaming America for all their problems? That's new.
Caninope wrote:If I think in my mind that the book sitting in front of me is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows when it is in fact Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised, 11th Edition, then it doesn't make me any more objectively correct.
by Great Nepal » Mon Jun 24, 2013 4:27 am
by Mishmahig » Mon Jun 24, 2013 4:31 am
Kouralia wrote:The streets outside the 'Hungry Lemur' Cafe
The senators Mishmahig, Resora and Yanalia were standing on the corner in the light drizzle. Probably talking about other ways they could ruin the democracy of the sweet, fair, oppressed Aurentina, the man watching them thought. He motioned with his hand, walking towards them from the other side of the street. His greatcoat blew slightly in the gusts of wind in the early night after the debates as the stranger reached into his jacket and pulled out a revolver. "On the floor now, cunts!" He called out, waving it in their faces as the streetlamps flickered.
Before they could react, solid lumps of wood or aluminium in the manner of soft-ball bats smacked them over onto the ground. The shadowy figures smirked, then a loud braying laugh as one made a joke. "Arsehole Senators..." he said brusquely before chuckling. "Fetch the Goedendags, and bring them with." He nodded at the struggling, pleading senators before moving off. Two men per senator dragged them over to the park near the cafe, where... deeds were done. Unfortunately for the senators, the sodomisers were thorough and removed any forensic evidence they could think of, before leaving the - still alive, but pride-harmed - politicians to be found and checked into the hospital in the morning when a young jogger spotted them.Do not respond to this in an action. This happened hours ago IC time, they're alive, they got roughed up and then taken to hospital. it's an OOC action given IC form.
by The Treorai » Mon Jun 24, 2013 4:32 am
Dumb Ideologies wrote:It's a situation intrinsic to the committed ideologue. Whenever one makes a counter-argument the goalposts seem not only to move in two dimensions but also float several hundred thousand miles above the pitch whilst wearing cast-iron earplugs.
Rainbows and Rivers wrote:Dictators blaming America for all their problems? That's new.
Caninope wrote:If I think in my mind that the book sitting in front of me is Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows when it is in fact Robert's Rules of Order Newly Revised, 11th Edition, then it doesn't make me any more objectively correct.
by Rumostan » Mon Jun 24, 2013 5:05 am
by Chetssaland » Mon Jun 24, 2013 6:01 am
NSG Senate Administrators wrote:
The Nihilistic View, you are hereby WARNED for insensitive comments, immaturity, and conduct very unbecoming to a senator. A reminder that this is your second warning in a very short space of time. This also serves as a message to all of you who enjoy the term butthurt: Knock it off. Oh, and Nihil, don't send us 6 TGs like last time, ok?
Also, a clarification on the admin vote for the 24 hour extension: in order for it to pass either way, it needs 4 votes. A 3-2 lead like the current one is not sufficient.
by Slazliyka » Mon Jun 24, 2013 6:07 am
Chetssaland wrote:NSG Senate Administrators wrote:The Nihilistic View, you are hereby WARNED for insensitive comments, immaturity, and conduct very unbecoming to a senator. A reminder that this is your second warning in a very short space of time. This also serves as a message to all of you who enjoy the term butthurt: Knock it off. Oh, and Nihil, don't send us 6 TGs like last time, ok?
Also, a clarification on the admin vote for the 24 hour extension: in order for it to pass either way, it needs 4 votes. A 3-2 lead like the current one is not sufficient.
Ignoring that I obviously should not get involved, this seems like an extremely unfair warning, possibly given by whoever was complaining about the word "butthurt" earlier. There have been actions far worse within the senate in the past few days with no warning, yet a humorous picture intended as a joke gets a warning.
In conclusion,
by Chetssaland » Mon Jun 24, 2013 6:12 am
Slazliyka wrote:Chetssaland wrote:
Ignoring that I obviously should not get involved, this seems like an extremely unfair warning, possibly given by whoever was complaining about the word "butthurt" earlier. There have been actions far worse within the senate in the past few days with no warning, yet a humorous picture intended as a joke gets a warning.
In conclusion,
You'll notice whichever admin warned him pluralized the word "comment". This is likely a result of the numerous times he's behaved inappropriately.
by Slazliyka » Mon Jun 24, 2013 6:19 am
Chetssaland wrote:Slazliyka wrote:You'll notice whichever admin warned him pluralized the word "comment". This is likely a result of the numerous times he's behaved inappropriately.
Looking at the past few pages, he has commended the admin decision to suspend voting, suggested that we keep track of any votes so that we can proxy vote it later, jokingly asked if the admin who responded to Wolf was Wolf, and complimented that story. None of those scream "inappropriate" to me.
The only borderline thing I can find is where he called us the coalition of the close-minded. That wouldn't warrant a citation in my book, but if it does, others who have used it should be warned as well.
by Chetssaland » Mon Jun 24, 2013 6:24 am
Slazliyka wrote:Chetssaland wrote:
Looking at the past few pages, he has commended the admin decision to suspend voting, suggested that we keep track of any votes so that we can proxy vote it later, jokingly asked if the admin who responded to Wolf was Wolf, and complimented that story. None of those scream "inappropriate" to me.
The only borderline thing I can find is where he called us the coalition of the close-minded. That wouldn't warrant a citation in my book, but if it does, others who have used it should be warned as well.
I'm not sure exactly what went into the decision but off the top of my head I know he's posted meme pics with rape jokes more than once.
by The Jahistic Unified Republic » Mon Jun 24, 2013 7:26 am
The Emerald Dawn wrote:"Considering Officer Krupke was patently idiotic to charge these young men in the first place, we're dropping the charges in the interest of not wasting any more of the Judiciary's time with farcical charges brought by officers who require more training on basic legal principles."
by Geilinor » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:14 am
by Geilinor » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:15 am
by Yanalia » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:16 am
Geilinor wrote:CTALNH wrote:Because they say so.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_minister The PM has to direct the cabinet and direction of the government as well. The prime minister is the head of government, not the president. The president is just the head of state. The prime minister is supposed to be the leader of the governing coalition. It isn't just an appointing role. "The prime minister is expected with other ministers to ensure the passage of bills through the legislature." The Progress Coalition collapsed because it lost united legislative direction.
Free South Califas wrote:Dammit Byzantium, stop spraying your ignorance on everyone.
by Geilinor » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:17 am
Rumostan wrote:I wish to put forward a motion that bills can only be extended for a maximum of 24 hours, any more and the state of democracy in Aurentia should be called into question.
by Welsh Cowboy » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:17 am
Geilinor wrote:CTALNH wrote:Because they say so.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_minister The PM has to direct the cabinet and direction of the government as well. The prime minister is the head of government, not the president. The president is just the head of state. The prime minister is supposed to be the leader of the governing coalition. It isn't just an appointing role. "The prime minister is expected with other ministers to ensure the passage of bills through the legislature." The Progress Coalition collapsed because it lost united legislative direction.
by Welsh Cowboy » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:18 am
by Geilinor » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:19 am
Yanalia wrote:Geilinor wrote: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_minister The PM has to direct the cabinet and direction of the government as well. The prime minister is the head of government, not the president. The president is just the head of state. The prime minister is supposed to be the leader of the governing coalition. It isn't just an appointing role. "The prime minister is expected with other ministers to ensure the passage of bills through the legislature." The Progress Coalition collapsed because it lost united legislative direction.
Not our prime minister. It doesn't matter what the position is called. Our PM is very different from that of other nations.
by Chetssaland » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:42 am
Welsh Cowboy wrote:Geilinor wrote: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_minister The PM has to direct the cabinet and direction of the government as well. The prime minister is the head of government, not the president. The president is just the head of state. The prime minister is supposed to be the leader of the governing coalition. It isn't just an appointing role. "The prime minister is expected with other ministers to ensure the passage of bills through the legislature." The Progress Coalition collapsed because it lost united legislative direction.
Senator, the Senate has not fallen apart without an active, involved Prime Minister. The collapse of ProgCon hasn't stopped laws from being drafted and passed.
It's preferable to have an active PM, but the Senate can function without it.
by Welsh Cowboy » Mon Jun 24, 2013 9:54 am
Chetssaland wrote:Welsh Cowboy wrote:Senator, the Senate has not fallen apart without an active, involved Prime Minister. The collapse of ProgCon hasn't stopped laws from being drafted and passed.
It's preferable to have an active PM, but the Senate can function without it.
The senate can function, but the ministries will suffer. You're forgetting about the people of Aurentina, who deserve a fully functioning government.
*I'm not making a political point on this, or blaming one side or the other for any gridlock. I'm just stating a fact.
by Geilinor » Mon Jun 24, 2013 10:04 am
Welsh Cowboy wrote:Chetssaland wrote:
The senate can function, but the ministries will suffer. You're forgetting about the people of Aurentina, who deserve a fully functioning government.
*I'm not making a political point on this, or blaming one side or the other for any gridlock. I'm just stating a fact.
The civil service, or bureaucracy, has nothing to do with the government. All the rank-and-file government employees can continue to function without a politically appointed head of their ministry. Look at the US. Several of the Cabinet departments are currently being led by career civil servants until an appointment is made.
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