Battlion wrote:Is there anything, you would like to discuss?
Are we a big tent liberal party?
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by Battlion » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:46 am

by Battlion » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:48 am
Battlion wrote:I did just think of something, it's obscure but it's important I believe.
Baby names! There is no time limit on when a name must be given and what names are acceptable...
Now I propose we go with something like the UK and be very liberal on names but include a clause stating that officials do not have to sign a birth certificate if a name is deemed to be "offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear or threat". However to protect religious freedoms I suggest an additional clause be put in to state that names of religious significance do not come under offensive?
This is completely inspired by this case.

by The Nihilistic view » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:48 am
Battlion wrote:I did just think of something, it's obscure but it's important I believe.
Baby names! There is no time limit on when a name must be given and what names are acceptable...
Now I propose we go with something like the UK and be very liberal on names but include a clause stating that officials do not have to sign a birth certificate if a name is deemed to be "offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear or threat". However to protect religious freedoms I suggest an additional clause be put in to state that names of religious significance do not come under offensive?
This is completely inspired by this case.


by Battlion » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:49 am
The Nihilistic view wrote:Battlion wrote:I did just think of something, it's obscure but it's important I believe.
Baby names! There is no time limit on when a name must be given and what names are acceptable...
Now I propose we go with something like the UK and be very liberal on names but include a clause stating that officials do not have to sign a birth certificate if a name is deemed to be "offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear or threat". However to protect religious freedoms I suggest an additional clause be put in to state that names of religious significance do not come under offensive?
This is completely inspired by this case.
I think the only legal name should be Boris.


by Seitonjin » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:50 am


by Seitonjin » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:51 am
Battlion wrote:I did just think of something, it's obscure but it's important I believe.
Baby names! There is no time limit on when a name must be given and what names are acceptable...
Now I propose we go with something like the UK and be very liberal on names but include a clause stating that officials do not have to sign a birth certificate if a name is deemed to be "offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear or threat". However to protect religious freedoms I suggest an additional clause be put in to state that names of religious significance do not come under offensive?
This is completely inspired by this case.

by Battlion » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:53 am
Seitonjin wrote:Battlion wrote:I did just think of something, it's obscure but it's important I believe.
Baby names! There is no time limit on when a name must be given and what names are acceptable...
Now I propose we go with something like the UK and be very liberal on names but include a clause stating that officials do not have to sign a birth certificate if a name is deemed to be "offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear or threat". However to protect religious freedoms I suggest an additional clause be put in to state that names of religious significance do not come under offensive?
This is completely inspired by this case.
The naming policies seem out of question for this party. Unless we want to factor P-Correctness.

by Seitonjin » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:55 am

by Battlion » Tue Aug 13, 2013 12:58 am

by Seitonjin » Tue Aug 13, 2013 1:01 am
Battlion wrote:Seitonjin wrote:It neither effects religious or personal liberties from being ridicule. You can't change a cultural mindset with a bill, only tone it down.
The idea really is we prevent children from having to live with names that are honestly awful but not banning names like some countries.
It's more of a common sense thing really, merely the official refuses to sign any birth certificate with a name that is offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear of violence. It won't affect many cases but it's just something I think needs to be there alongside a time limit for giving name for children, you don't want children going around being called "child #1" or "boy/girl" because parents aren't obliged to.
It's minor legislation, just something I think we should do

by Battlion » Tue Aug 13, 2013 1:03 am
Seitonjin wrote:Battlion wrote:
The idea really is we prevent children from having to live with names that are honestly awful but not banning names like some countries.
It's more of a common sense thing really, merely the official refuses to sign any birth certificate with a name that is offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear of violence. It won't affect many cases but it's just something I think needs to be there alongside a time limit for giving name for children, you don't want children going around being called "child #1" or "boy/girl" because parents aren't obliged to.
It's minor legislation, just something I think we should do
Ah. Makes more sense then.
Before that, is there a certain naming order for Aurentina? This is important to consider.

by Lamaredia » Tue Aug 13, 2013 1:28 am
Battlion wrote:I did just think of something, it's obscure but it's important I believe.
Baby names! There is no time limit on when a name must be given and what names are acceptable...
Now I propose we go with something like the UK and be very liberal on names but include a clause stating that officials do not have to sign a birth certificate if a name is deemed to be "offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear or threat". However to protect religious freedoms I suggest an additional clause be put in to state that names of religious significance do not come under offensive?
This is completely inspired by this case.

by Battlion » Tue Aug 13, 2013 1:33 am
Lamaredia wrote:Battlion wrote:I did just think of something, it's obscure but it's important I believe.
Baby names! There is no time limit on when a name must be given and what names are acceptable...
Now I propose we go with something like the UK and be very liberal on names but include a clause stating that officials do not have to sign a birth certificate if a name is deemed to be "offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear or threat". However to protect religious freedoms I suggest an additional clause be put in to state that names of religious significance do not come under offensive?
This is completely inspired by this case.
When I look at the US now-a-days all i can think of is ''Separation of Church and State my ass''

by The Nihilistic view » Tue Aug 13, 2013 1:36 am

by The Nihilistic view » Tue Aug 13, 2013 1:37 am
Battlion wrote:Seitonjin wrote:It neither effects religious or personal liberties from being ridicule. You can't change a cultural mindset with a bill, only tone it down.
The idea really is we prevent children from having to live with names that are honestly awful but not banning names like some countries.
It's more of a common sense thing really, merely the official refuses to sign any birth certificate with a name that is offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear of violence. It won't affect many cases but it's just something I think needs to be there alongside a time limit for giving name for children, you don't want children going around being called "child #1" or "boy/girl" because parents aren't obliged to.
It's minor legislation, just something I think we should do

by Battlion » Tue Aug 13, 2013 1:39 am
The Nihilistic view wrote:Battlion wrote:
The idea really is we prevent children from having to live with names that are honestly awful but not banning names like some countries.
It's more of a common sense thing really, merely the official refuses to sign any birth certificate with a name that is offensive, derogatory to the child and infringes on the right to live without fear of violence. It won't affect many cases but it's just something I think needs to be there alongside a time limit for giving name for children, you don't want children going around being called "child #1" or "boy/girl" because parents aren't obliged to.
It's minor legislation, just something I think we should do
Names such as North West spring to mind.
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