[DEFEATED] Condemn Democratic Empire of Romania

[Willania Imperium]

The Imperial Empire is optimistic that the international community will see the sense of its proposal, which acts for the greater good of the world.

"Well, sir, get ready to see your optimism be shredded, because looking at the votes, no one is seeing any sense."

[Tinhampton]

Jocospor domiciles himself within the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators (CCD). Now to behold the joys of the region's legal codex...
---> the region is a "vassal possession of... the Imperial Empire of Jocospor" (yes, that Jocospor)
---> "all [CCD] nations will be in support of right-wing ideologies"
---> prohibition of "the principles and practices of democracy"
---> state-sponsored assassination and torture (!!!)

I know, right? This isn't the only reason I've voted AGAINST this resolution (as WA Delegate of the Confederation of Warzone Asia). If anything, we should be Condemning the...

[Alex Sanctum Salvator]

I am struggling to see what DER has actually done to warrant a condemnation. You say what he is doing is "dangerous" but for the life of me i don't see how.

Against

[Wallenburg]

This might very well work out to be the most spectacular vote stomp in SC history.

[New Keam]

This might very well work out to be the most spectacular vote stomp in SC history.

Worst vote stomp not just in SC history, but in the history of the WA and maybe its predecessor....

[The Sentinent]

I hate it when people bold words to make a point. Anyways, on to the proposal.

It's well written and well thought out. However, it's the content rather than the style that earns it the thrashing it's getting. This proposal attempts to violate regional sovereignty for simple political maneuvering. It judges how it portrays itself and how it governs itself and, instead of using a condemnation to fight (or honor) raiders, it turns the SC into a moral police to judge the character of otherwise peaceful regions.

This violation of regional sovereignty unfortunately has precedent in the kaiserreich liberation. It shouldn't be surprising that when the SC is given the license to condemn others for political views (assumed political views, I should say) that these sorts of resolutions get quorum.

I think the key points is the last few paragraphs. It is stated that we should worry about their "way being spread" but with the grammar DER has I doubt it will. While I do believe that DER and its region is full of hypocrisy I am not sure this condemnation was going to do anything anyways.

[Thuzbekistan]

I hate it when people bold words to make a point. Anyways, on to the proposal.

It's well written and well thought out. However, it's the content rather than the style that earns it the thrashing it's getting. This proposal attempts to violate regional sovereignty for simple political maneuvering. It judges how it portrays itself and how it governs itself and, instead of using a condemnation to fight (or honor) raiders, it turns the SC into a moral police to judge the character of otherwise peaceful regions.

This violation of regional sovereignty unfortunately has precedent in the kaiserreich liberation. It shouldn't be surprising that when the SC is given the license to condemn others for political views (assumed political views, I should say) that these sorts of resolutions get quorum.

I think the key points is the last few paragraphs. It is stated that we should worry about their "way being spread" but with the grammar DER has I doubt it will. While I do believe that DER and its region is full of hypocrisy I am not sure this condemnation was going to do anything anyways.

Again, moral judgement of how a region operates it and its territories is not the business of the SC.

[Imperium Anglorum]

Received this earlier today.

To the WA Delegate of Europe,

The Confederation of Corrupt Dictators notes that you voted against our WA Proposal to condemn the Democratic Empire of Romania. Note that the Confederation considers this an act of war.

As such, the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators is now at war with Europe, effective immediately.

Hail the Confederation!

Confederation of Corrupt Dictators

I'm so scared.

[Willania Imperium]

Received this earlier today.

To the WA Delegate of Europe,

The Confederation of Corrupt Dictators notes that you voted against our WA Proposal to condemn the Democratic Empire of Romania. Note that the Confederation considers this an act of war.

As such, the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators is now at war with Europe, effective immediately.

Hail the Confederation!

Confederation of Corrupt Dictators

I'm so scared.

What's next? They'll send this to all the regions that voted against them? I think the pirates got themselves a new target...

[Aureumterra]

Received this earlier today.

To the WA Delegate of Europe,

The Confederation of Corrupt Dictators notes that you voted against our WA Proposal to condemn the Democratic Empire of Romania. Note that the Confederation considers this an act of war.

As such, the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators is now at war with Europe, effective immediately.

Hail the Confederation!

Confederation of Corrupt Dictators

I’m so scared.

A small region is going to war with one of the oldest and most powerful NS regions?

[Jocospor]

Received this earlier today.

To the WA Delegate of Europe,

The Confederation of Corrupt Dictators notes that you voted against our WA Proposal to condemn the Democratic Empire of Romania. Note that the Confederation considers this an act of war.

As such, the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators is now at war with Europe, effective immediately.

Hail the Confederation!

Confederation of Corrupt Dictators

I'm so scared.

To the WA Delegate of Europe,

Please excuse this. The Viceroy nor the Imperial Empire had knowledge of this pronouncement. We have a trigger happy Minister for War. He and his office will be dealt with accordingly.

The Confederation makes absolutely no declaration of war against Europe.

Hail the Confederation!

Office of the Viceroy
Confederation of Corrupt Dictators

[Jocospor]

Again, moral judgement of how a region operates it and its territories is not the business of the SC.

We consider this point to be a somewhat unintelligent one. If the SC has no business in interfering morally with the operation of regions and its territories then why, the Imperial Empire asks, do raiders constantly find themselves in the WA limelight? The SC is in all its facets a body that dispenses moral judgement; a body that can really do nothing more than dispense moral judgement.

[Jocospor]

The Ambassador from Jocospor, Walter Memmon, produced a silk handkerchief and wiped his brow. "As we have stated time and time again, Mr Wyser, it is not necessarily the actions of this nation. We are trying to prevent more dangerous nations from doing the same as the Democratic Empire. It’s unfortunate that the Democratic Empire was where we had to go from, but, you know, got to start somewhere.”

“Why take a minor internal issue to the most powerful organization in existence? This is a massive overreaction.”

Ambassador Memmon gave a quiet snort, his eyes fixed on his shoes. "Most powerful organization in existence? Really, Jake, I thought you knew better. It's...well, everyone knows the World Assembly's time is up." He looked up. "It's failing, Jake. There's factions within it that are too strong now for the ordinary delegate. A vote by one of these magnates can match the vote of a thousand others!"

[Jocospor]

Jocospor domiciles himself within the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators (CCD). Now to behold the joys of the region's legal codex...
---> the region is a "vassal possession of... the Imperial Empire of Jocospor" (yes, that Jocospor)
---> "all [CCD] nations will be in support of right-wing ideologies"
---> prohibition of "the principles and practices of democracy"
---> state-sponsored assassination and torture (!!!)

I know, right? This isn't the only reason I've voted AGAINST this resolution (as WA Delegate of the Confederation of Warzone Asia). If anything, we should be Condemning the...

The Confederation does boast an impressive system of law, absolutely.

[Tinhampton]

This might very well work out to be the most spectacular vote stomp in SC history.

Worst vote stomp not just in SC history, but in the history of the WA and maybe its predecessor....

The UNID Card Act (I believe) received the worst annihilation in the UNnameable Organisation's history - only 22% FOR c. September 2007.

Last September, Banana's National Sovereignty Act only won 13.65% of the vote in favour in the GA, and I doubt that's even the biggest pasting to have ever been handed in the WA (we're talking about a GenSec member here, not a newcomer who couldn't be bothered to draft or correct any flipping obvious typos). Queen Yuno's vote for this means that a relatively huge 15.38% of the vote is being cast in favour of this resolution.

[Jocospor]

I hate it when people bold words to make a point. Anyways, on to the proposal.

It's well written and well thought out. However, it's the content rather than the style that earns it the thrashing it's getting. This proposal attempts to violate regional sovereignty for simple political maneuvering. It judges how it portrays itself and how it governs itself and, instead of using a condemnation to fight (or honor) raiders, it turns the SC into a moral police to judge the character of otherwise peaceful regions.

This violation of regional sovereignty unfortunately has precedent in the kaiserreich liberation. It shouldn't be surprising that when the SC is given the license to condemn others for political views (assumed political views, I should say) that these sorts of resolutions get quorum.

I think the key points is the last few paragraphs. It is stated that we should worry about their "way being spread" but with the grammar DER has I doubt it will. While I do believe that DER and its region is full of hypocrisy I am not sure this condemnation was going to do anything anyways.

Well, I suppose we can at least rejoice that DER's niche parlance will, as you put it, not spread.

[Wallenburg]

Worst vote stomp not just in SC history, but in the history of the WA and maybe its predecessor....

The UNID Card Act (I believe) received the worst annihilation in the UNnameable Organisation's history - only 22% FOR c. September 2007.

Last September, Banana's National Sovereignty Act only won 13.65% of the vote in favour in the GA, and I doubt that's even the biggest pasting to have ever been handed in the WA (we're talking about a GenSec member here, not a newcomer who couldn't be bothered to draft or correct any flipping obvious typos). Queen Yuno's vote for this means that a relatively huge 15.38% of the vote is being cast in favour of this resolution.

No kidding. She alone is over half the support this thing has.

[Hessere]

The UNID Card Act (I believe) received the worst annihilation in the UNnameable Organisation's history - only 22% FOR c. September 2007.

Last September, Banana's National Sovereignty Act only won 13.65% of the vote in favour in the GA, and I doubt that's even the biggest pasting to have ever been handed in the WA (we're talking about a GenSec member here, not a newcomer who couldn't be bothered to draft or correct any flipping obvious typos). Queen Yuno's vote for this means that a relatively huge 15.38% of the vote is being cast in favour of this resolution.

Wait, Yuno voted for this?

[Aureumterra]

“Why take a minor internal issue to the most powerful organization in existence? This is a massive overreaction.”

Ambassador Memmon gave a quiet snort, his eyes fixed on his shoes. "Most powerful organization in existence? Really, Jake, I thought you knew better. It's...well, everyone knows the World Assembly's time is up." He looked up. "It's failing, Jake. There's factions within it that are too strong now for the ordinary delegate. A vote by one of these magnates can match the vote of a thousand others!"

“You still haven’t answered my question, why are you so intent on the passing when it is clearly losing the vote?”

[Imperial States of Burgh]

Screw democracy. If a nation or region doesn't want to be democratic, that's their right. Other nations should butt out and stop sticking their noses where they don't belong.

These ideas about liberal democracy, acting like it's some golden god, is pure rubbish. It's as equally absurd as "universal human rights."

I hate to tell you, but culture matters. Some places have never been liberal democracies. It's goes against the national spirit of some places.

The world needs to go back to traditional monarchy. That's the key. We need to remember the true source of legitimate authority: the divine.

It wasn't until the evil of the so-called "Enlightenment" that the divine origin of legitimate authority was questioned. We need to go back.

The Glorious Empire opposes the resolution.

[Thuzbekistan]

Again, moral judgement of how a region operates it and its territories is not the business of the SC.

We consider this point to be a somewhat unintelligent one. If the SC has no business in interfering morally with the operation of regions and its territories then why, the Imperial Empire asks, do raiders constantly find themselves in the WA limelight? The SC is in all its facets a body that dispenses moral judgement; a body that can really do nothing more than dispense moral judgement.

Raiders operate outside their borders, actively destroying other regions. When I say operation, I mean what happens within their borders is their business. Actively destroying other regions is another issue that the SC was created to aid against. You know this.

[Kaboomlandia]

The UNID Card Act (I believe) received the worst annihilation in the UNnameable Organisation's history - only 22% FOR c. September 2007.

Last September, Banana's National Sovereignty Act only won 13.65% of the vote in favour in the GA, and I doubt that's even the biggest pasting to have ever been handed in the WA (we're talking about a GenSec member here, not a newcomer who couldn't be bothered to draft or correct any flipping obvious typos). Queen Yuno's vote for this means that a relatively huge 15.38% of the vote is being cast in favour of this resolution.

Wait, Yuno voted for this?

Pretty sure Yuno probably saw this being stomped to hell and just said screw it.

[Democratic Empire of Romania]

The Sentiebt, along with The Sentib, are puppets from the CCD. Any information you receive from them is propaganda

[Jocospor]

Received this earlier today.

To the WA Delegate of Europe,

The Confederation of Corrupt Dictators notes that you voted against our WA Proposal to condemn the Democratic Empire of Romania. Note that the Confederation considers this an act of war.

As such, the Confederation of Corrupt Dictators is now at war with Europe, effective immediately.

Hail the Confederation!

Confederation of Corrupt Dictators

I'm so scared.

To the WA Delegate of Europe,

Please excuse this. The Viceroy nor the Imperial Empire had knowledge of this pronouncement. We have a trigger happy Minister for War. He and his office will be dealt with accordingly.

The Confederation makes absolutely no declaration of war against Europe.

Hail the Confederation!

Office of the Viceroy
Confederation of Corrupt Dictators

Hang on a moment, we just spoke to the War Ministry and no one including the Minister for War sanctioned such a telegram.

This communication did not come from the Confederation.

[Jocospor]

The Sentiebt, along with The Sentib, are puppets from the CCD. Any information you receive from them is propaganda

They're not you know.