NSG Senate Chamber [NSG Senate]

[Venaleria]

The Castamere/Cardassia Act of Entertainment Quality Assurance(2013) - Nay
National Symbols Act: Amendment I - Nay
National Symbols Act: Amendment II - Nay
National Museum System Establishment Act - AYE

Voting ended a while ago. The Castamere Act was shot down while the others passed.

[Venaleria]

I motion for an amendment to the Food Service Sanitation Act.

Didn't you write it? Just change it.

Sorry, it's just I thought I would have to get permission because people had already supported it and an amendment might make them think otherwise (unlikely, though in this case).

[Yanalia]

Didn't you write it? Just change it.

Sorry, it's just I thought I would have to get permission because people had already supported it and an amendment might make them think otherwise (unlikely, though in this case).

We've always let authors change their bills at any time.

[Venaleria]

Sorry, it's just I thought I would have to get permission because people had already supported it and an amendment might make them think otherwise (unlikely, though in this case).

We've always let authors change their bills at any time.

Good, it would've been a hassle to do all that.

[Oneracon]

Didn't you write it? Just change it.

Sorry, it's just I thought I would have to get permission because people had already supported it and an amendment might make them think otherwise (unlikely, though in this case).

It's also my fault, I gave bad information.

[Belmaria]

The Economic Responsibility Act is sound. Support it if you support a strong currency. The supporters of the bill have made a coalition website (it's in my sig) where people can find out tons of information about the bill. The website has the bill text, reasoning behind the bill, and an informational video on central banking.

[Ainin]

The Economic Responsibility Act is sound. Support it if you support a strong currency. The supporters of the bill have made a coalition website (it's in my sig) where people can find out tons of information about the bill. The website has the bill text, reasoning behind the bill, and an informational video on central banking.

"This bill hereby bans all forms of central banking on federal, state, and local levels."

Yeah, no.

[Yanalia]

I just realized I forgot to specify crime levels(derelict/felony,etc) in the RCA. Any suggestions for those?

[Agritum]

The Economic Responsibility Act is sound. Support it if you support a strong currency. The supporters of the bill have made a coalition website (it's in my sig) where people can find out tons of information about the bill. The website has the bill text, reasoning behind the bill, and an informational video on central banking.

"This bill hereby bans all forms of central banking on federal, state, and local levels."

Yeah, no.

Seems like Ron Paul's wet dream.

[The Realm of God]

The Economic Responsibility Act is sound. Support it if you support a strong currency. The supporters of the bill have made a coalition website (it's in my sig) where people can find out tons of information about the bill. The website has the bill text, reasoning behind the bill, and an informational video on central banking.

"This bill hereby bans all forms of central banking on federal, state, and local levels."

Yeah, no.

Wait what, that means barter and rapidly fluctuating local credit systems in other words economic failure and reliance on foreign currency.

[Belmaria]

"This bill hereby bans all forms of central banking on federal, state, and local levels."

Yeah, no.

Seems like Ron Paul's wet dream.

If you support economic tyranny, senator, then by all means vote against the bill.

[Ainin]

Seems like Ron Paul's wet dream.

If you support economic tyranny, senator, then by all means vote against the bill.

Central banking isn't "tyranny"...

[The Realm of God]

Seems like Ron Paul's wet dream.

If you support economic tyranny, senator, then by all means vote against the bill.

Central banking is the only reason your bank notes are worth the same every single day but go ahead use bottle caps for currency if you want.

[Belmaria]

"This bill hereby bans all forms of central banking on federal, state, and local levels."

Yeah, no.

Wait what, that means barter and rapidly fluctuating local credit systems in other words economic failure and reliance on foreign currency.

No, government will still be able to issue its own currency so there will be no barter. Government will not be allowed, however, to restrict interest rates on privately issued credit. The currency will be sound, as it will be backed by something of worth: bullion. There is a very informative video on our website about the dangers of central banking, if anyone would like to watch.

[The Nihilistic view]

The Economic Responsibility Act is sound. Support it if you support a strong currency. The supporters of the bill have made a coalition website (it's in my sig) where people can find out tons of information about the bill. The website has the bill text, reasoning behind the bill, and an informational video on central banking.

I suppose the blond on the right is passable.

[Yanalia]

I just realized I forgot to specify crime levels(derelict/felony,etc) in the RCA. Any suggestions for those?

[Mediciano]

Seems like Ron Paul's wet dream.

If you support economic tyranny, senator, then by all means vote against the bill.

Don't worry, I will. We need a central bank to regulate currency, as without it things get messy fast. Andorra, Monaco, and Vatican City are the only countries without central banks. Do we want to join that list of miniscule, powerless nations?

[Mishmahig]

Wait what, that means barter and rapidly fluctuating local credit systems in other words economic failure and reliance on foreign currency.

No, government will still be able to issue its own currency so there will be no barter. Government will not be allowed, however, to restrict interest rates on privately issued credit. The currency will be sound, as it will be backed by something of worth: bullion. There is a very informative video on our website about the dangers of central banking, if anyone would like to watch.

Wait, you want us to be on the gold standard?

[Mediciano]

The Economic Responsibility Act is sound. Support it if you support a strong currency. The supporters of the bill have made a coalition website (it's in my sig) where people can find out tons of information about the bill. The website has the bill text, reasoning behind the bill, and an informational video on central banking.

I suppose the blond on the right is passable.

Your standards are too low...

[The Realm of God]

Wait what, that means barter and rapidly fluctuating local credit systems in other words economic failure and reliance on foreign currency.

No, government will still be able to issue its own currency so there will be no barter. Government will not be allowed, however, to restrict interest rates on privately issued credit. The currency will be sound, as it will be backed by something of worth: bullion. There is a very informative video on our website about the dangers of central banking, if anyone would like to watch.

Bullion fluctuates rapidly and requires aggressive mercantilistic policies to maintain enough to keep the currency stable, thus trade wars and rapidly fluctuating currencies.

[Ainin]

as it will be backed by something of worth: bullion.

Make that "opposed" to a "oh god please no".

[Liberated Counties]

The Economic Responsibility Act is sound. Support it if you support a strong currency. The supporters of the bill have made a coalition website (it's in my sig) where people can find out tons of information about the bill. The website has the bill text, reasoning behind the bill, and an informational video on central banking.

the guy whose second from the left looks incredibly shifty.

I'll sponsor this bill.

[The Nihilistic view]

I suppose the blond on the right is passable.

Your standards are too low...

For what I did not say .

[Belmaria]

If you support economic tyranny, senator, then by all means vote against the bill.

Don't worry, I will. We need a central bank to regulate currency, as without it things get messy fast. Andorra, Monaco, and Vatican City are the only countries without central banks. Do we want to join that list of miniscule, powerless nations?

Those nations are powerless because they are small, not because they refuse economic tyranny. Other nations that only recently started central banking were in the Nordic area, and we all know how you leftists love to reference them.

[Mishmahig]

as it will be backed by something of worth: bullion.

Make that "opposed" to a "oh god please no".

Agreed.