Hollandia mayor
11-11-2004, 16:41
many of the region today are barely populated most dont have more then 2 countries at a time i therefore ask that any region that doesnt have more then 6 nation should not be alowed to vote in the U.N.
i await your reply
many of the region today are barely populated most dont have more then 2 countries at a time i therefore ask that any region that doesnt have more then 6 nation should not be alowed to vote in the U.N.
i await your reply
What's the problem with small regions? Everyone's region was small at one point.
Frisbeeteria
11-11-2004, 17:37
"Young nations haven't learned their way around NationStates and shouldn't be allowed to vote in the UN until they have at least 500 million population."
How is this sort of discriminatory statement different from yours, Hollandia mayor? The rules as they stand are completely fair: every UN member nation gets a single vote, except regional delegates who get extra votes based on the population of their regions.
A tiny region's delegate might get two or three votes. The delegates from the Pacific regions might get 500 votes. Why is one more fair than the other? You haven't presented an argument, just a prejudice.