The UN has no tangible benefit
Misty Creek
02-06-2004, 14:56
The recent proposals to the UN have shown that this is a oppresive organization that fosters unnessary burdens on its members states. In light of these actions, The Most Serene Nation of Misty Creek encourages all to decline their continued membership in the UN as a protest of poorly constructed, obstructionist proposals that interfere with the individual rights of each nation-state.
Asparagia
02-06-2004, 17:10
We will not relinquish our rights in the UN
The Black New World
02-06-2004, 18:16
Okay
Desdemona,
UN representative,
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Land1234567890
02-06-2004, 18:25
if the current resolution passes my region's delegate and I will both resign form the UN
NewfoundCana
02-06-2004, 23:30
I always considered being in the UN part of the fun and challenge of nation building.
Dashkapech
02-06-2004, 23:54
Exactly which proposals tick you off? Why not :shock: PROPOSE SOMETHING YOU LIKE.
Dashkapech
02-06-2004, 23:55
Dashkapech
02-06-2004, 23:55
Tuesday Heights
03-06-2004, 00:23
Perhaps, if the UN was taken more seriously, then, so many nations wouldn't be leaving nowadays? Oh, well. :?
NewfoundCana
03-06-2004, 04:54
Perhaps, if the UN was taken more seriously, then, so many nations wouldn't be leaving nowadays? Oh, well. :?
I concur.
Voting, both by delegates for proposals and then the "General Assembly" is sporadic at best.
Is the concept of benefit something that can be labled as tangible?
Thoughtsmiths
03-06-2004, 04:58
We Thoughtsmiths will be resigning our memberships if the current UN resolution is passed.
How does this resolution even make sense. It is an organization for micro-nations. Not for real world.
If the vote passes that doesn't mean its going to affect the real world, all women will automatically be able to abort. All it will affect is non-exsistent people, your country is part of a mass producing computer program, as much as some might refuse to admit too.
Lets do the sensical thing.
Unfree People
03-06-2004, 05:08
I always considered being in the UN part of the fun and challenge of nation building.
My thoughts exactly - the UN resolutions are kind of dumb, but it gives slow regions something to debate, usually, and it makes for an interesting dynamic in regions without founders.
If you are convinced that leaving the UN will benefit your nation, then leave. There's nothing holding you back. Goodbye, and Good Luck in your future endeavours.