[PASSED] Condemn Great Nepal

[A mean old man]

"Condemn Great Nepal" was passed 3,186 votes to 1,613.

[Diatraba]

Hallelujah!

I now request your music for the anthem, as our national celebrations are underway

[Diatraba]

As the national celebrations got underway in Diatraba, Dimitri MacCarinson jumped for joy! First, there was a blaring rendition of "March des grognard" (march of the veterens), followed by the author's national anthem, Joy in the Land. The Great Palace of the People then declared "we declare this motion passed!"

[Ninthinia]

National Celebrations were held today with many shows, and a replica of Great Nepal's flag was burned in front of the entirety of Ninthinia's Nation. A law has been passed that on this day, everyone will receive discounts at all stores within the nation.

[Maul-5]

Glad to hear the resolution pass, I will now retire to my cave briefly and come back when it's needed (probably three or four minutes)

- Jimmy Maullet, still WAD unless regional politicals have sold me out.

[Grays Harbor]

Needless to say, we are quite pleased at the passage of this condemnation.

[Maul-5]

There is a poorly written proposal to repeal this. It seems like it was written quickly, five minutes or less, and seems to deny that Great Nepal often lunches nukes.

- Jimmy Maullet, WAD

[The Rich Port]

There is a poorly written proposal to repeal this. It seems like it was written quickly, five minutes or less, and seems to deny that Great Nepal often lunches nukes.

- Jimmy Maullet, WAD

Can you say "INSTA-REPEAL"?

[A mean old man]

There is a poorly written proposal to repeal this. It seems like it was written quickly, five minutes or less, and seems to deny that Great Nepal often lunches nukes.

- Jimmy Maullet, WAD

Can you say "INSTA-REPEAL"?

[Satirius]

Council with recognition for it's other honorable acts.

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[Tarsas]

With the grammer in that repeal resolution, I don't think so.

[Denecaep]

RECOGNISING that child labour laws were active in Great Nepal BEFORE the WA voted against the proposition.
Mispellings, needs clearer explanation

NOTING that a member of Nation States has the right to choose how his government is run, from dictatorship to democracy.
True... but that wasn't the point.

COMENDING Great Nepal for putting safety of his citizens as a first priority.
Mispellings, and how is it that he gives his citizens safety? He kills little children.

REMINDING that Great Nepal has not ever launched a nuclear missle without provocation, if any for that matter.
Do I even need to say anything? This is absolutely false.

ASKING to ensure that internal affairs are recognized only by the nation.
You are missing the whole point of "Laws have been enacted in according to..."

WISHING to maintain the time honoured tradition of World Assembly neutrality and fairness to all nations regardless of government system.
It would be a good statement if it was in different context

HEREBY repeals "Repeal Great Nepal", to ensure safety and fairness of him and others to come.

[The Rich Port]

Anybody got a link to this? I keep searching it on the forums, but no hits...

[Western cuba]

There is a poorly written proposal to repeal this. It seems like it was written quickly, five minutes or less, and seems to deny that Great Nepal often lunches nukes.

- Jimmy Maullet, WAD

Great Nepal does not launch any nukes anymore. However they have done it in the past and have used nations as nuclear wastelands but thank god he stopped.

[Denecaep]

Anybody got a link to this? I keep searching it on the forums, but no hits...

It wasn't put on the forums yet. Only in proposals.

[Gordonopia]

I just voted for the repeal resolution. Great Nepal will be vindicated.

[The Rich Port]

I just voted for the repeal resolution. Great Nepal will be vindicated.

Oh, aren't you a freakin' hero?

[Gordonopia]

I just voted for the repeal resolution. Great Nepal will be vindicated.

Oh, aren't you a freakin' hero?

As a matter of fact, I am. I will always stand with nations that spread terror and EVIL throughout NationStates.

[The Rich Port]

As a matter of fact, I am. I will always stand with nations that spread terror and EVIL throughout NationStates.

I'm sure The World values your contributions... NOT

[Ninthinia]

I just voted for the repeal resolution. Great Nepal will be vindicated.

Oh, aren't you a freakin' hero?

As a matter of fact, I am. I will always stand with nations that spread terror and EVIL throughout NationStates.

No wonder only a speck of people like you in the real world exist. Thank God for peace.

[The Rich Port]

No wonder only a speck of people like you in the real world exist. Thank God for peace.

And yet, they are a vocal minority. If only anti-Castro Cubans were as pervasive, that tar-chewing smug bastard wouldn't be in power.

[Maul-5]

There is a poorly written proposal to repeal this. It seems like it was written quickly, five minutes or less, and seems to deny that Great Nepal often lunches nukes.

- Jimmy Maullet, WAD

Great Nepal does not launch any nukes anymore. However they have done it in the past and have used nations as nuclear wastelands but thank god he stopped.

When did that happen? Only a few months ago I saw him wanking his population over a fairly new nation. Might now be "lunching nuks" but it still is condemnable.

- Jimmy Maullet.

[Ninthinia]

I find the repeal proposal absolutely preposterous, as its states that "All nations have the right to govern their own country in whichever way they see fit."

Now, I would like to bring up a point: "Then why does the condemning system even exist?"

[Maul-5]

I find the repeal proposal absolutely preposterous, as its states that "All nations have the right to govern their own country in whichever way they see fit."

Now, I would like to bring up a point: "Then why does the condemning system even exist?"

More importantly, how does a condemn proposal infringe upon this right? As far as I can tell, a condemn is only an aesthetic symbol of "this nation isn't too nice" it does nothing to stats, nothing to stop a nation acting in any way it sees fit, a condemn is only a condemn. It does not mean a nation cannot act as it sees fit, a nation can act however it likes but it must be aware it can be condemned.

- Jimmy Maullet, pro-condemn of proper bad people

[Ninthinia]

I find the repeal proposal absolutely preposterous, as its states that "All nations have the right to govern their own country in whichever way they see fit."

Now, I would like to bring up a point: "Then why does the condemning system even exist?"

More importantly, how does a condemn proposal infringe upon this right? As far as I can tell, a condemn is only an aesthetic symbol of "this nation isn't too nice" it does nothing to stats, nothing to stop a nation acting in any way it sees fit, a condemn is only a condemn. It does not mean a nation cannot act as it sees fit, a nation can act however it likes but it must be aware it can be condemned.

- Jimmy Maullet, pro-condemn of proper bad people

OOC: Looks like I learned something today.

Nevertheless, the point I was trying to make was that the repeal was an unnecessary attempt at neutralizing this condemnation.