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Tinhampton
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Postby Tinhampton » Thu Jan 07, 2021 9:40 pm

1: Why has Honeydewistania not actually clarified on this thread that he submitted this through The Crazy Casbah Sound yet? :P
Refuge Isle wrote:Presumably most nations have not written 28 issues for the game. There are limited IC ways of relaying that observation, and stating it plainly is illegal...

2: Wait, we can't use the I-word in proposals? :?
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Postby Refuge Isle » Thu Jan 07, 2021 10:30 pm

Tinhampton wrote:
Refuge Isle wrote:Presumably most nations have not written 28 issues for the game. There are limited IC ways of relaying that observation, and stating it plainly is illegal...

2: Wait, we can't use the I-word in proposals? :?

You misunderstand me.

Issues can be in the text if there's an interpretation of the concept not treating the game as a game. My comment was in response to the question of how it was "exceptional above all other nations". So to me this wonders how one can express that other nations don't have dilemmas or have not, in the often used expression, "brought to attention" some number of issues. It's easier to say what a target has done rather than frame them in terms of what others have not.

So, by the fact that there are so many issues to choose from, it becomes self-evident why it is "exceptional above all other nations". At least exceptional enough to warrant a commendation.

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Postby Bhang Bhang Duc » Fri Jan 08, 2021 12:15 am

Tinhampton wrote:1: Why has Honeydewistania not actually clarified on this thread that he submitted this through The Crazy Casbah Sound yet? :P


They did clarify here: viewtopic.php?p=38184173#p38184173

Or couldn’t you be bothered to read that far back.

Concerning the use of puppets to submit, I agree wholeheartedly with RI - it doesn’t make any difference.
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This is horrible

Postby Pchelionia » Sun Jan 10, 2021 1:21 am

Singapore No2 is an insane nation: it is corrupt, taxes the hell out of their citizens with a 100% rate. There is no freedom of press, and children are brainwashed into reciting a pledge of allegiance every day, something that is not necessary when people genuinely believe something. People in Singapore No2 have no right to decide what to do with their bodies after death, and this is a treacherous policy. Mandatory sex education, smoking bans, capital punishment, conscription, gun bans, and affirmative action only worsen the situation. Worst of all, by collecting citizens’ DNA, its government clearly violates the right to privacy.

Commending Singapore No2 is close to being a crime against humanity. Instead, it should be condemned.

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Postby Honeydewistania » Sun Jan 10, 2021 1:34 am

Pchelionia wrote:Singapore No2 is an insane nation: it is corrupt, taxes the hell out of their citizens with a 100% rate. There is no freedom of press, and children are brainwashed into reciting a pledge of allegiance every day, something that is not necessary when people genuinely believe something. People in Singapore No2 have no right to decide what to do with their bodies after death, and this is a treacherous policy. Mandatory sex education, smoking bans, capital punishment, conscription, gun bans, and affirmative action only worsen the situation. Worst of all, by collecting citizens’ DNA, its government clearly violates the right to privacy.

Commending Singapore No2 is close to being a crime against humanity. Instead, it should be condemned.


Minus the insane taxes, this is almost exactly how Singapore irl is. When are we getting condemned :p
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Postby Free Las Pinas » Sun Jan 10, 2021 1:44 am

taxes the hell out of their citizens with a 100% rate

Ah, I forgot about stats, now I love them even more!

In all seriousness, I really do feel that their contributions in issue authorship far outweighs disagreements you may have with how their nation is run.

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Postby The Grand Imperial Reich » Sun Jan 10, 2021 3:12 am

Pchelionia wrote: Mandatory sex education,

Is this really that bad? Like, sex education is important, and I see no reason why it shouldn't be mandatory. Besides that, the way Singapore's nation is run doesn't seem relevant here, on a resolution concerning their issue authorship.
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Postby Wallenburg » Sun Jan 10, 2021 9:14 pm

You should update the text to reflect what was actually put to Vote:
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Observing that national leaders constantly face a barrage of dilemmas where they have to make prompt decisions to resolve, lest their nation dissolve into complete chaos,

Recognising the many nations that dedicate countless hours into assisting these leaders in resolving issues by presenting several options,

Praising one such helpful nation, [nation]Singapore no2[/nation], for hitting the ground running with their unyielding efforts in aiding national leaders in resolving multiple international foreign affairs conflicts,

Extolling Singapore no2 for helping to resolve a dispute instigated by aggressive archipelagic nation Macronesia, ‘Affirmative Election?’, where ethnic Macronesians picketed outside government offices to protest the lack of ethnic minorities in national governments. Singapore no2ean diplomats helped to bring forth all of the protesters' demands in a clear way which paved the way for national leaders to quickly make a decision and be able to return to grocery shopping,

Applauding Singapore no2 for the way they dealt with the international incident ‘Externalities Palmed Off’, where a thick smog engulfed a group of coastal nations due to a developing country (later revealed to be Macronesia) burning large amounts of forests for land. Singapore no2 assembled a team of their top meteorologists to examine weather patterns, and from that data they presented several options for nations to deal with the issue, such as applying diplomatic pressure or building a protective dome around the country. This intervention likely saved billions of citizens from lung disease,

Noting that these incidents were still not the end of Macronesia’s hostility, nor were they the end of Singapore no2 attempting to stop these antics. In the event dubbed ‘A Plank Too Far’, Macronesian ministers declared that pirates in several nations were plundering their ships and pledged to sink any foreign vessel that entered their waters, disrupting maritime trade. Singapore no2ean diplomats once again convened to facilitate international peace negotiations between the swashbuckling sea dogs and Macronesian officials, pacifying the situation,

Appreciating Singapore no2 for interceding in the dispute between nations and Macronesian durian farmers during the event dubbed ‘Putrid Predicament’, where Macronesian durians (and their pungency) flooded public transport in foreign nations, causing people to suffocate. Singapore no2ean food critics mediated the situation by conducting a smell test on the durians and determining the best course of action nations should take regarding the situation,

Thanking Singapore no2 for not only helping nations deal with Macronesia, but also for their efforts in protecting nations from the belligerent nation Bigtopia during the crisis ‘A Blast from the Past’, who had attempted to exploit nations by offering to deactivate landmines which were deployed due to their previous warmongering actions. Singapore no2ean weapons enthusiasts (who had previously resolved an issue involving 3D-printed firearms) offered national leaders a variety of other options they could choose to be rid of the landmines, preventing more innocent children from exploding,

Lauding Singapore no2 for their quick thinking in preventing nations from being extorted for their money by economic superpower Dàguó after a clumsy advisor accidentally shattered a priceless artefact in the event dubbed ‘Like a Bull in a Dàguó Shop’. Singapore no2ean weapons enthusiasts examined the viability of the situation and recommended that a duel between the advisor and the emperor could best resolve the situation, preventing nations from losing millions of their currency or facing sanctions,

Recognising that in addition to these large scale crises, Singapore no2 has also successfully resolved 22 other issues, ranging from abuse of shared property ('A Problem Shared') to the dangers of prehistoric zoos ('Who Let The Dinos Out?'),

Noticing that Singapore no2 successfully resolved such a large amount of issues in an astoundingly short period of time that they were internationally recognised as one of the most prolific issues solvers in the world, no easy feat,

Revering the wisdom (and humour) possessed by the official representatives of Singapore no2 during their engagements with the international community, making sure that other international problems can be solved in a clear manner,

Applauding Singapore no2 for their non-issues related contributions, such as securing their vulnerable and previously invaded region Singapore from foreign invasion by utilising security measures such as passwords while still allowing new nations to join the region (a system similar to the commended region Hell), and

Convinced that Singapore no2 has broken the mould and has undeniably made the world a better place through their actions, and deserve to be commended by this body,

The Security Council hereby commends [nation]Singapore no2[/nation].
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Postby Refuge Isle » Sun Jan 10, 2021 11:19 pm

"Commend Singapore no2 was passed 10,574 votes to 2,736."

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Postby Honeydewistania » Sun Jan 10, 2021 11:40 pm

Refuge Isle wrote:
"Commend Singapore no2 was passed 10,574 votes to 2,736."

Less than 80%, surprising.
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Postby Singapore no2 » Mon Jan 11, 2021 3:36 am

Thanks for the commendation.

By the way, how I manage Singapore no2 in terms of issues is by selecting options which would be made in a flanderised version of Singapore.

While similar in some ways to real life Singapore, it is notable that Singapore no2 actually decriminalised same-sex relations, so it's literally better than IRL Singapore in some ways, at least in terms of tolerance.
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