[PASSED] Repeal: Social Assistance Accord

[Shadowlandistan]

Shadownaldistan was very disapointed to see this pass. It's suprising that the vast majority of nations would not want to ensure workers rights/basic decency in the workplace. The Social Assistance Accord would have made healthier work forces and outlaw many backward practices.

[Knootoss]

Shadownaldistan was very disapointed to see this pass. It's suprising that the vast majority of nations would not want to ensure workers rights/basic decency in the workplace. The Social Assistance Accord would have made healthier work forces and outlaw many backward practices.

Perhaps "the Social Assistance Accord was a badly written resolution" is a more plausible hypothesis to explain it's passing than your "EVERYONE HATES WORKERS" theory.

[Flibbleites]

Shadownaldistan was very disapointed to see this pass. It's suprising that the vast majority of nations would not want to ensure workers rights/basic decency in the workplace. The Social Assistance Accord would have made healthier work forces and outlaw many backward practices.

Really, I would have thought that resolutions like Workplace Safety Standards Act would do a better job of improving workplaces that the Social Assistance Accord ever did.

Bob Flibble
WA Representative

[Southern Patriots]

Shadownaldistan was very disapointed to see this pass. It's suprising that the vast majority of nations would not want to ensure workers rights/basic decency in the workplace. The Social Assistance Accord would have made healthier work forces and outlaw many backward practices.

It isn't a matter of opposing worker's rights and welfare. It's a matter of desiring stronger legislation both in power and wording that can't be so overwhelmingly repealed.

[The Imperial Republic of New Kyoto]

For me it is a matter of legislating expenditures without providing the money to pay for them. I am always suspicious when someone says "Go pay for this" and he doesn't address the fact my wallet is empty. Before I can support even a well intended measure such as this I have to know who is going to pay for it and how. The answer "Squeeze it out of your own money" Doesn't satisfy me.

[Shadowlandistan]

Shadownaldistan was very disapointed to see this pass. It's suprising that the vast majority of nations would not want to ensure workers rights/basic decency in the workplace. The Social Assistance Accord would have made healthier work forces and outlaw many backward practices.

Perhaps "the Social Assistance Accord was a badly written resolution" is a more plausible hypothesis to explain it's passing than your "EVERYONE HATES WORKERS" theory.

Basic social assistance would have in no way impeded nations economies, and would have guaranteed a basic safety net for those less fortunate than ourselves.

[Southern Patriots]

Perhaps "the Social Assistance Accord was a badly written resolution" is a more plausible hypothesis to explain it's passing than your "EVERYONE HATES WORKERS" theory.

Basic social assistance would have in no way impeded nations economies, and would have guaranteed a basic safety net for those less fortunate than ourselves.

Well it did make my economic rating go down 1 point, which was reversed when the act was repealed.

[The Imperial Republic of New Kyoto]

Perhaps "the Social Assistance Accord was a badly written resolution" is a more plausible hypothesis to explain it's passing than your "EVERYONE HATES WORKERS" theory.

Basic social assistance would have in no way impeded nations economies, and would have guaranteed a basic safety net for those less fortunate than ourselves.

If you already live in a first or second tier economy that is generally true, but in third world nations, many have trouble providing much more basic services because they are broke.