Flibbleites wrote:You have to admit, that's a new tactic for trying to repeal this one.Repeal "Freedom of Marriage Act"
A resolution to repeal previously passed legislation
Category: Repeal
Resolution: GA#15
Proposed by: Hamiltonya
Description: WA General Assembly Resolution #15: Freedom of Marriage Act (Category: Human Rights; Strength: Significant) shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
Argument: Though the intended purpose of the “Freedom of Marriage Act” is to allow marriage between individuals despite gender or sexual orientation, it fails to go far enough.
It clearly lacks an article to protect the right to marriage for couples of differing race.
The World Assembly shall not withhold marriage from opposite race couples, and therefore shall repeal the “Freedom of Marriage Act” in order to create the opportunity for a wider-encompassing resolution.
This shall protect the right to marriage for opposite-race couples as well as same-gender couples.
Seeking the opportunity to introduce a more effective version of this resolution to the World Assembly,
The World Assembly hereby repeals “Freedom of Marriage Act”.
Yes, but isn't it illegal for trying to do more than just repeal?






