NSG Senate Chamber [NSG Senate] - Version 3

[Senate President pro Tempore]

Ahem, please make sure you read all of the final vote count message.

Sorry...

No problem.

Also, I think Domestic Development applies to the Second Amendment to SIMBEDS.

[Senate President pro Tempore]

Debate has officially started on the Domestic Development Category Section A (in correlation with SASOPA) and will end on Fri Aug 23th, 2013 1:50 pm EDT [UTC-4].

[New Bierstaat]

What's on queue for the Domestic Development category?
Other than my ferry bill, of course

[Battlion]

What's on queue for the Domestic Development category?
Other than my ferry bill, of course

A lot...

[Senate President pro Tempore]

What's on queue for the Domestic Development category?
Other than my ferry bill, of course

In correlation with SASOPA, we must split DD into 3 parts, as it has 17 bills. This means your act will be in Section C, to be voted on 2 votes from now. Right now, please pay attention only to Section A. You will find all of this if you look at the queue.

[New Bierstaat]

So after this vote, we'll proceed immediately to debate on part B?

[Venaleria]

So after this vote, we'll proceed immediately to debate on part B?

Exactly, and then after that, Part C.

[Venaleria]

Attention Senators, the Prime Minister has asked to make a thank you speech for his appointment. I will allow this, on the grounds that all comments are to still go into the lobby afterwards. I urge you to read the speech, as there may also be a copy in the lobby as well. Thank you for your cooperation.

[Welsh Cowboy]

Esteemed Senators of Aurentina,

I stand before you truly humbled by the confidence this Senate has placed in my abilities to serve as Prime Minister of this great nation. I wish to express my deepest gratitude to all of you, whether you voted for me or against me.

Now, I want to look towards the future. President Britanno and I will be finalizing the third government of Aurentina in the coming days, and I look forward to serving with a group of capable and qualified ministers. I hope that this government can benefit Aurentina, and I know that I will work tirelessly to better this fine nation.

Today, I am so grateful for the chance you have given me. I hope that all of you will work with me to help fulfill the full promise of this opportunity.

Thank you for your time.

[Distruzio]

Esteemed Senators of Aurentina,

I stand before you truly humbled by the confidence this Senate has placed in my abilities to serve as Prime Minister of this great nation. I wish to express my deepest gratitude to all of you, whether you voted for me or against me.

Now, I want to look towards the future. President Britanno and I will be finalizing the third government of Aurentina in the coming days, and I look forward to serving with a group of capable and qualified ministers. I hope that this government can benefit Aurentina, and I know that I will work tirelessly to better this fine nation.

Today, I am so grateful for the chance you have given me. I hope that all of you will work with me to help fulfill the full promise of this opportunity.

Thank you for your time.

Lifting his glass in solemn salute, Titolli de Medici nods in the direction his new Prime Minister.

[New Bierstaat]

Ok, I'd like to begin the debate by asking the Senate how thy feel about nationalization of the rail system as mandated by the Railway Act.

[Venaleria]

Esteemed Senators of Aurentina,

I stand before you truly humbled by the confidence this Senate has placed in my abilities to serve as Prime Minister of this great nation. I wish to express my deepest gratitude to all of you, whether you voted for me or against me.

Now, I want to look towards the future. President Britanno and I will be finalizing the third government of Aurentina in the coming days, and I look forward to serving with a group of capable and qualified ministers. I hope that this government can benefit Aurentina, and I know that I will work tirelessly to better this fine nation.

Today, I am so grateful for the chance you have given me. I hope that all of you will work with me to help fulfill the full promise of this opportunity.

Thank you for your time.

Lifting his glass in solemn salute, Titolli de Medici nods in the direction his new Prime Minister.

Ahem, please read my previous comment.

[Distruzio]

Lifting his glass in solemn salute, Titolli de Medici nods in the direction his new Prime Minister.

Ahem, please read my previous comment.

.... one drink too many it seems. Apologies.

[Sahrani DR]

Ok, I'd like to begin the debate by asking the Senate how thy feel about nationalization of the rail system as mandated by the Railway Act.

I'm all for it.
Nevertheless, i think that we should mandate the railway to be operating off electricity by 2020, not any further, as Global Warming would be already partially irreversible by 2035.

[The Nihilistic view]

Ok, I'd like to begin the debate by asking the Senate how thy feel about nationalization of the rail system as mandated by the Railway Act.

I'm all for it.
Nevertheless, i think that we should mandate the railway to be operating off electricity by 2020, not any further, as Global Warming would be already partially irreversible by 2035.

Logical fallacy.

[Geilinor]

I'm all for it.
Nevertheless, i think that we should mandate the railway to be operating off electricity by 2020, not any further, as Global Warming would be already partially irreversible by 2035.

Logical fallacy.

Which logical fallacy and how?

[Sahrani DR]

I'm all for it.
Nevertheless, i think that we should mandate the railway to be operating off electricity by 2020, not any further, as Global Warming would be already partially irreversible by 2035.

Logical fallacy.

How so? You deem impossible that some effects could be irreversible, but not all?

Regarding the Protection of Religious Freedom for Minors Act, i think it should be added that no minor under the age of 12 should take part in any religious activity.

Question: does Aurentine have a standing or conscription army?

[The Nihilistic view]

Logical fallacy.

Which logical fallacy and how?

Well if indeed global warming is because of us it is always reversible if we take the right steps such as planing new forests to soak up the carbon etc. The world once had far higher levels of CO2 etc in the atmosphere than now.

By saying which I take it you have found more than one?

[The Nihilistic view]

Logical fallacy.

How so? You deem impossible that some effects could be irreversible, but not all?

Regarding the Protection of Religious Freedom for Minors Act, i think it should be added that no minor under the age of 12 should take part in any religious activity.

Question: does Aurentine have a standing or conscription army?

"So you want to ban children going to church?" asked Boris whilst thinking "Why am I not surprised you are a communist."


"What you mean does the country have a standing army, if so is it volunteer or conscript?"

[Sahrani DR]

Which logical fallacy and how?

Well if indeed global warming is because of us it is always reversible if we take the right steps such as planing new forests to soak up the carbon etc. The world once had far higher levels of CO2 etc in the atmosphere than now.

By saying which I take it you have found more than one?

Senator, i was speaking considering the current events, which are enough to make me believe what i states, i.e. that by 2035 the pollution of the biosphere would be permanent regarding some effects on the climate and/or biodiversity.

[The Grand Republic of Hannover]

Logical fallacy.

How so? You deem impossible that some effects could be irreversible, but not all?

Regarding the Protection of Religious Freedom for Minors Act, i think it should be added that no minor under the age of 12 should take part in any religious activity.

Question: does Aurentine have a standing or conscription army?

No way, that would be taking a right away from a person to exercise religion.

[Sahrani DR]

How so? You deem impossible that some effects could be irreversible, but not all?

Regarding the Protection of Religious Freedom for Minors Act, i think it should be added that no minor under the age of 12 should take part in any religious activity.

Question: does Aurentine have a standing or conscription army?

So you want to ban children going to church?


What you mean does the country have a standing army, if so is it volunteer or conscript?

Yes.

Yes, i would like to know that.

[Sahrani DR]

How so? You deem impossible that some effects could be irreversible, but not all?

Regarding the Protection of Religious Freedom for Minors Act, i think it should be added that no minor under the age of 12 should take part in any religious activity.

Question: does Aurentine have a standing or conscription army?

No way, that would be taking a right away from a person to exercise religion.

I think that persons under the age of 12 lack the maturity to decide whether or not they are willing to worship.

[The Grand Republic of Hannover]

So you want to ban children going to church?


What you mean does the country have a standing army, if so is it volunteer or conscript?

Yes.

Yes, i would like to know that.

That is outrageous. We cannot tell people what to do in these cases. The government would be having too much control over people's lives.

[The Nihilistic view]

Well if indeed global warming is because of us it is always reversible if we take the right steps such as planing new forests to soak up the carbon etc. The world once had far higher levels of CO2 etc in the atmosphere than now.

By saying which I take it you have found more than one?

Senator, i was speaking considering the current events, which are enough to make me believe what i states, i.e. that by 2035 the pollution of the biosphere would be permanent regarding some effects on the climate and/or biodiversity.

Well sorry to inform you its not, in our short life times it may appear to be permanent but in the life of the planet it most defiantly is not permanent although we may not be around to see it change.