NSG Senate Coffee Shop: We don't serve decaf

[Collatis]

Is there any legislation regarding public libraries?

I don't think so, but I could be wrong.

[The Liberated Territories]

Leave the libraries to the municipalities to fund.

[Royalsoldiers]

No need for national libraries. Just don't. I am pretty sure municipalities deal with public libraries pretty much everywhere.

[Atlanticatia]

Leave the libraries to the municipalities to fund.

Perhaps someone could write a bill coercing municipalities to establish public libraries, but I agree that it makes sense for them to be funded on a municipal level.

[Royalsoldiers]

Leave the libraries to the municipalities to fund.

Perhaps someone could write a bill coercing municipalities to establish public libraries, but I agree that it makes sense for them to be funded on a municipal level.

But I feel that bill would be very short. Maybe a bill on basic things municipalities should fund.

[Ubstijan]

Certainly we could have at least one national library, as a matter of national pride at least.

[Atlanticatia]

Certainly we could have at least one national library, as a matter of national pride at least.

I agree. Like a really extravagant, huge one in the capital.

[Royalsoldiers]

Certainly we could have at least one national library, as a matter of national pride at least.

Yeah maybe a Library of the Senate, similar to the Library of Congress in the United States or the Parliamentary Library in Australia. Something big with neoclassical/beaux arts architecture.

[New Werpland]

Certainly we could have at least one national library, as a matter of national pride at least.

Yeah maybe a Library of the Senate, similar to the Library of Congress in the United States or the Parliamentary Library in Australia. Something big with neoclassical/beaux arts architecture.

Hey if we're going to be building it in the present we can't do it in a neoclassical style, it should be a huge brutalist slab of concrete.

[New Werpland]

Greater Literature Act

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Author: New Werpland [CP]
Sponsors:
To Promote greater intelligence amongst Calaverde Citizens via Public Libraries

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Article I: Restricted books
Books and Novels listed below should not be included on the shelves of any Public Library within the borders of Calaverde
1. Any novel or book written by writer Ayn Rand
2. Fifty Shades of Gray
3. Mein Kampf

[Cronos Republic]

Greater Literature Act

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Author: New Werpland [CP]
Sponsors:
To Promote greater intelligence amongst Calaverde Citizens via Public Libraries

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Article I: Restricted books
Books and Novels listed below should not be included on the shelves of any Public Library within the borders of Calaverde
1. Any novel or book written by writer Ayn Rand
2. Fifty Shades of Gray
3. Mein Kampf

sponsor

[New Werpland]

draft 2

Greater Literature Act

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Author: New Werpland [CP]
Sponsors:Cronos Republic (?)
To Promote greater intelligence amongst Calaverde Citizens via Public Libraries

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Article I: Restricted books
Books and Novels listed below should not be included on the shelves of any Public Library within the borders of Calaverde
(books 3-12 are all written by Ayn Rand)
1. Fifty Shades of Grat
2. Mein Kampf
3. We the Living
4. Atlas Shrugged
5. Anthem
6. For the New Intellectual
7. The Virtue of Selfishness
8. Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal
9. The Romantic Manifesto
10. The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution
11. Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology
12. Philosophy: Who Needs It

[Intermountain States]

draft 2

Greater Literature Act

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Author: New Werpland [CP]
Sponsors:Cronos Republic (?)
To Promote greater intelligence amongst Calaverde Citizens via Public Libraries

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Article I: Restricted books
Books and Novels listed below should not be included on the shelves of any Public Library within the borders of Calaverde
(books 3-12 are all written by Ayn Rand)
1. Fifty Shades of Grat
2. Mein Kampf
3. We the Living
4. Atlas Shrugged
5. Anthem
6. For the New Intellectual
7. The Virtue of Selfishness
8. Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal
9. The Romantic Manifesto
10. The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution
11. Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology
12. Philosophy: Who Needs It

You misspelled Gray and I think Bill Ayers books should be thrown in there as well a long with books by Karl Marx. Also throw in the Bible, Torah, and the Koran but that's my OOC atheist side speaking

[Ubstijan]

Yeah maybe a Library of the Senate, similar to the Library of Congress in the United States or the Parliamentary Library in Australia. Something big with neoclassical/beaux arts architecture.

Hey if we're going to be building it in the present we can't do it in a neoclassical style, it should be a huge brutalist slab of concrete.

My personal preference is Art Deco, I can deal with neoclassical, but it'll be brutalist over my dead body

[Collatis]

draft 2

Greater Literature Act

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Author: New Werpland [CP]
Sponsors:Cronos Republic (?)
To Promote greater intelligence amongst Calaverde Citizens via Public Libraries

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Article I: Restricted books
Books and Novels listed below should not be included on the shelves of any Public Library within the borders of Calaverde
(books 3-12 are all written by Ayn Rand)
1. Fifty Shades of Grat
2. Mein Kampf
3. We the Living
4. Atlas Shrugged
5. Anthem
6. For the New Intellectual
7. The Virtue of Selfishness
8. Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal
9. The Romantic Manifesto
10. The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution
11. Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology
12. Philosophy: Who Needs It

Don't forget Fountainhead! And we might want to add in anything writen by Bill O'Reilly.

So sponsored!

[Calimera II]

draft 2

Greater Literature Act

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Author: New Werpland [CP]
Sponsors:Cronos Republic (?)
To Promote greater intelligence amongst Calaverde Citizens via Public Libraries

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Article I: Restricted books
Books and Novels listed below should not be included on the shelves of any Public Library within the borders of Calaverde
(books 3-12 are all written by Ayn Rand)
1. Fifty Shades of Grat
2. Mein Kampf
3. We the Living
4. Atlas Shrugged
5. Anthem
6. For the New Intellectual
7. The Virtue of Selfishness
8. Capitalism: The Unknown Ideal
9. The Romantic Manifesto
10. The New Left: The Anti-Industrial Revolution
11. Introduction to Objectivist Epistemology
12. Philosophy: Who Needs It

What the fuck, 50 shades of gray? What.

[Royalsoldiers]

The Greater Literature Act isn't serious, right?

[New Werpland]

draft 3

Greater Literature Act

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Author: New Werpland [CP]
Sponsors:Cronos Republic (FCP) Collatis (DF)
To Promote greater intelligence amongst Calaverde Citizens via Public Libraries

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Article I: Restricted books
Books and Novels listed below should not be included on the shelves of any Public Library within the borders of Calaverde
1. Fifty Shades of Grey
2. Mein Kampf
3. Rush Revere and the First Patriots: Time-Travel Adventures With Exceptional Americans

Article II: Restricted Authors
All books of Authors mentioned below are banned from shelves as well
1. Ayn Rand
2. Bill Ayers

[Patria Magna]

The literature bill is a communist plot to restrict access to what they don't agree with!*

*actually

[New Werpland]

The literature bill is a communist plot to restrict access to what they don't agree with!*

*actually

It must be extremely leftist for Bill Ayers to be on the list of people they don't agree with.

[Ikania]

Ridiculous. Fifty Shades of Gray is just some kink fetish, no need to ban it from the shelves of every library in the country. We're not the morality police, we shouldn't tell people they can't read Ayn Rand or Mein Kampf. They might be eye opening to some, and reading political literature helps our young develop a sense of where they stand in politics, whether it's a crazy libertarian or a crazy fascist, it's not our job to tell them they can't think that way, as long as we make sure they don't act in a violent or forceful way about it.

[Collatis]

The literature bill is a communist plot to restrict access to what they don't agree with!*

*actually

Yeah, you figured us out! We can't have people reading that darn 50 Shades of Grey because it teaches everyone about the greatness of guns and capitalism!

[New Werpland]

Ridiculous. Fifty Shades of Gray is just some kink fetish, no need to ban it from the shelves of every library in the country. We're not the morality police, we shouldn't tell people they can't read Ayn Rand or Mein Kampf. They might be eye opening to some, and reading political literature helps our young develop a sense of where they stand in politics, whether it's a crazy libertarian or a crazy fascist, it's not our job to tell them they can't think that way, as long as we make sure they don't act in a violent or forceful way about it.

In no way does the bill say to restrict what our citizens read, this is just what they can and cannot get at a public library.

[Royalsoldiers]

Ridiculous. Fifty Shades of Gray is just some kink fetish, no need to ban it from the shelves of every library in the country. We're not the morality police, we shouldn't tell people they can't read Ayn Rand or Mein Kampf. They might be eye opening to some, and reading political literature helps our young develop a sense of where they stand in politics, whether it's a crazy libertarian or a crazy fascist, it's not our job to tell them they can't think that way, as long as we make sure they don't act in a violent or forceful way about it.

In no way does the bill say to restrict what our citizens read, this is just what they can and cannot get at a public library.

Still we should not limit the freedom of information of our people regardless of if it is controversial or not.

[New Werpland]

In no way does the bill say to restrict what our citizens read, this is just what they can and cannot get at a public library.

Still we should not limit the freedom of information of our people regardless of if it is controversial or not.

The bill is not limiting anyone's freedom in the least by taking these books of the government's shelves. That's like saying that not giving someone a 1,000 dollar paycheck every week is limiting their freedom. If people really wish to read Ayn Rand then they should get it from the private sector, they shouldn't be putting the cost of their reading interest onto the hardworking taxpayers.