NSG Senate Chamber [NSG Senate] - Version 3

[Byzantium Imperial]

If I may just ask one more question that's probably in the bill. What measures does the bill put into place that will prevent people from dumping their garbage in the woods behind their house or a ditch along side the road?

That's where the Littering Prevention Act comes in. It's under environment.

Out of curiosity, was my request for a moltov cocktail exemption inserted into that bill?

[New Zepuha]

SO in co-determination, would a council really solve the problem? All the CEO/Owner needs to do is slip some money in the right pockets and a pro-CEO council gets in.

[The Nihilistic view]

That workplace recovery act allows workers to take full control of the assets of a bankrupt company, whether or not management approves and whether or not debters approve.
The commies are attempting WEA yet again it seems

Yes, this would mean that a creditor of the firm would not see their money owed to them. When a company goes bankrupt its assets are sold and the money divided among the creditors. This is WEA by the back door as well as creating a serious disincentive for the private sector to lend money to small businesses and start-ups. This is because we all know the government never pay the market rates when they force purchase something.

[Gothmogs]

That's where the Littering Prevention Act comes in. It's under environment.

Out of curiosity, was my request for a moltov cocktail exemption inserted into that bill?

Of course it was! How could I forget?
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[The Nihilistic view]

SO in co-determination, would a council really solve the problem? All the CEO/Owner needs to do is slip some money in the right pockets and a pro-CEO council gets in.

It's even simpler than that, don't register your firm in the Aurentine.

[Byzantium Imperial]

SO in co-determination, would a council really solve the problem? All the CEO/Owner needs to do is slip some money in the right pockets and a pro-CEO council gets in.

It's even simpler than that, don't register your firm in the Aurentine.

Thats why Fleesalm Vineyards is registered in Libya

[Belmaria]

It's even simpler than that, don't register your firm in the Aurentine.

Thats why Fleesalm Vineyards is registered in Libya

Enigma Systems is registered in the Cayman Islands

[Britanno]

So here's what the Workplace Recovery Act means:

- Business goes bankrupt.
- Workers want a cooperative, even if the owner wants to try and get the business out of bankruptcy without changing the system.
- The government comes in, tells the owner ze doesn't have a choice, compensates hir at the level it is worth.
- The government gets nothing in return, other than the happy feeling that we changed a corrupt, horrible businesses into a democratic, lovely one! Yay for us!

[New Zepuha]

SO in co-determination, would a council really solve the problem? All the CEO/Owner needs to do is slip some money in the right pockets and a pro-CEO council gets in.

It's even simpler than that, don't register your firm in the Aurentine.

Right, maybe I should register under Ireland.. I hear it's profitable.

[The Nihilistic view]

It's even simpler than that, don't register your firm in the Aurentine.

Thats why Fleesalm Vineyards is registered in Libya

I chose the Bahamas, lovely place to holiday you know!

[Byzantium Imperial]

Thats why Fleesalm Vineyards is registered in Libya

I chose the Bahamas, lovely place to holiday you know!

I already pay bribes to keep my arms depot under wraps..... so I figured why not register the legal parts while im at it?

[New Zepuha]

So here's what the bill means:

- Business goes bankrupt.
- Workers want a cooperative, even if the owner wants to try and get the business out of bankruptcy without changing the system.
- The government comes in, tells the owner ze doesn't have a choice, compensates hir at the level it is worth.
- The government gets nothing in return, other than the happy feeling that we changed a corrupt, horrible businesses into a democratic, lovely one! Yay for us!

So highway robbery under the guise of democracy? Wonderful, nay away!

[The Nihilistic view]

So here's what the bill means:

- Business goes bankrupt.
- Workers want a cooperative, even if the owner wants to try and get the business out of bankruptcy without changing the system.
- The government comes in, tells the owner ze doesn't have a choice, compensates hir at the level it is worth.
- The government gets nothing in return, other than the happy feeling that we changed a corrupt, horrible businesses into a democratic, lovely one! Yay for us!

Or we keep bailing out the same business as it keeps going bust. A business goes bust because not enough people want to buy it's products at the prices at which it can sell them at to make a profit. Changing the Modus operandi is not going to suddenly turn the firm into a profit making machine, most of the time it will just go bankrupt again. Thus we might as well throw all the money down the drain.

EDIT: Or just sell products nobody wants. The best thing about a recession is that it gets rid of all the driftwood.

[Byzantium Imperial]

So here's what the bill means:

- Business goes bankrupt.
- Workers want a cooperative, even if the owner wants to try and get the business out of bankruptcy without changing the system.
- The government comes in, tells the owner ze doesn't have a choice, compensates hir at the level it is worth.
- The government gets nothing in return, other than the happy feeling that we changed a corrupt, horrible businesses into a democratic, lovely one! Yay for us!

Sucks if that buissness then gets out of bankruptcy and decides to move to other countries, like Libya

[New Zepuha]

So from what I gather, the two communist bills are going to force us [the large business owners] to leave the country and let the economy fall through due to a lack of business related stimulation?

[Britanno]

Or we keep bailing out the same business as it keeps going bust. A business goes bust because not enough people want to buy it's products at the prices at which it can sell them at to make a profit. Changing the Modus operandi is not going to suddenly turn the firm into a profit making machine, most of the time it will just go bankrupt again. Thus we might as well throw all the money down the drain.

Exactly, although considering the WEA and EDA, why should we be surprised that such a thing would be proposed?

[Maklohi Vai]

So here's what the Workplace Recovery Act means:

- Business goes bankrupt.
- Workers want a cooperative, even if the owner wants to try and get the business out of bankruptcy without changing the system.
- The government comes in, tells the owner ze doesn't have a choice, compensates hir at the level it is worth.
- The government gets nothing in return, other than the happy feeling that we changed a corrupt, horrible businesses into a democratic, lovely one! Yay for us!

I suspect this is slightly facetious, but nonetheless it does make me rethink my sponsorship of the bill. I wish to withdraw that sponsorship at this time with the caveat that I may add it back on later.

[Byzantium Imperial]

Or we keep bailing out the same business as it keeps going bust. A business goes bust because not enough people want to buy it's products at the prices at which it can sell them at to make a profit. Changing the Modus operandi is not going to suddenly turn the firm into a profit making machine, most of the time it will just go bankrupt again. Thus we might as well throw all the money down the drain.

Exactly, although considering the WEA and EDA, why should we be surprised that such a thing would be proposed?

It will come up again and again untill it does. What was that bill to prevent this stuff from happening? I need to resubmit it...

[New Zepuha]

Or we keep bailing out the same business as it keeps going bust. A business goes bust because not enough people want to buy it's products at the prices at which it can sell them at to make a profit. Changing the Modus operandi is not going to suddenly turn the firm into a profit making machine, most of the time it will just go bankrupt again. Thus we might as well throw all the money down the drain.

Exactly, although considering the WEA and EDA, why should we be surprised that such a thing would be proposed?

But each time they get shot down, so why worry?

[Britanno]

I suspect this is slightly facetious, but nonetheless it does make me rethink my sponsorship of the bill. I wish to withdraw that sponsorship at this time with the caveat that I may add it back on later.

The senate has become slightly humorous lately, I was merely joining the theme.

[Maklohi Vai]

I suspect this is slightly facetious, but nonetheless it does make me rethink my sponsorship of the bill. I wish to withdraw that sponsorship at this time with the caveat that I may add it back on later.

The senate has become slightly humorous lately, I was merely joining the theme.

Become humorous?

[Byzantium Imperial]

Exactly, although considering the WEA and EDA, why should we be surprised that such a thing would be proposed?

But each time they get shot down, so why worry?

Thats the same attitude that the French took after ww1. Look how that turned out

[New Zepuha]

But each time they get shot down, so why worry?

Thats the same attitude that the French took after ww1. Look how that turned out

They are a bunch of socialists who spend more time writing labor laws then solving the countries problems?

[The Nihilistic view]

The senate has become slightly humorous lately, I was merely joining the theme.

Become humorous?

Not Hummorus?

[Maklohi Vai]

Become humorous?

Not Hummorus?

What?