Should Esperanto be an Official Auxiliary Language?

[Sebastianalandia]

An issue was brought up in the Supreme Soviet recently regarding the oft-disputed status of "International Auxiliary Language" that is claimed by Esperanto.

Some members of the Communist Party feel this language shoulf be endorsed for the sake of internarional solidarity (heaven knows, no-one speaks Archaic Zebaschanitzean...)

So, nations of the world: Should this language be made an officially-recognized auxilliary language?

[Saurisisia]

International Solidarity? Pfft, we Saurisians aren't into that crap. International Trade, we support, but Internationalism, we laugh at. People who advocate this nonsense are typically laughed at.

[Frenequesta]

It honestly depends if there are other nations who commonly use the language, which we doubt is very much.

[Purpelia]

Each nation should be a bastion of independence and solitude. That is why we in Purpelia have made up a new language from scratch when we founded our country and keep all it's details secret to non citizens. What you are proposing is just plain silly.

[Lilaktia]

International Solidarity? Pfft, we Saurisians aren't into that crap. International Trade, we support, but Internationalism, we laugh at. People who advocate this nonsense are typically laughed at.

Lilaktia seconds this statement. If you wish to speak Esperanto, then by all means speak Esperanto, but don't go demanding international legal backing that you don't require.

[The Kangaroo Republic]

Do whatever the hell you want to, we won't understand your people's jabbering anyway.

Zru koz e zprek'a karuba, en pan Ezpranto.