NationStates Jolt Archive

You must support the proposal of the development of nukes.

not everyone can produce nuclear warheads

Head Scientist of Calpurnia

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Im sorry...in the 3 sentinces i see supporting this issue i see no reason or anything besides a command to support....please inlighten us on why support is needed.

How about a proposal to track down the freekin geekin tweet who slicked up this ignorant and pathetic proposal and exposing them to excessive radiation. Maybe then they might consider changing their minds. Simply put, this proposal will be lucky to even get in the door, let alone onto the floor of the U.N. After all, the point of the U.N. is to maintain peace and benefit its members, and some how, call me radical, but, I don't think beginning an arms race that would only end in nuclear war or the bankruptcy of nations would be at all good. Many more arguments against are possible, after all think of the radioactive by-products created in building a nuke, then escalate that amount with each new warhead. Oh yeah, and lets not forget the fall out from nukes ultimately spreads making them mostly useless in close border contact, oh yeah, not to mention that most countries would have mutually assured destruction plans in place, so if two idiots hit their big red buttons, probably just because their simple minded and think red is pretty, they'll poison every nation around them.

Idiots, I can not say that strongly enough, its hard enough to dissasemble current nukes, WHY THE HELL do we need more, ? ? ?

(Takes deep calming breath) :wink:

With respect to almost anyone against this j*ck ass*ss proposal,

A Rep of Komokom.

Well it's all nice and well that someone wants to develop nukes, but what's the motive behind it?

Also, I can see no reason to support the proposal for more nuclear arms in the world.

If there isn't a significant reason as to why nuclear warheads are nothing but "killing sticks" then all nuclear warheads should be taken out of commission. Currently, Booyard own no nuclear arms and does not plan on obtaining any.

- Booyardan Defense Secretary

Nuclear bombs should be banned. More shouldn't be made.

Booyard would like to support the ban of nuclear arms. They are cruel and unnecessary and spell disaster for countless thousands of lives in the event of one being used, certainly if nuclear arms fall intot he hands of terrorists. It also impacts on the environment so we must eradicate nuclear threat from the world for the sake of the human race.

- Booyardan Defence Secretary

we believe that conventional nuclear weapons should be banned all together, they pose a massive threat to the environment on this world

a good alternative are fusion bombs, with no radioactive components, these weapons tough immensely destructive do not permanently damage the environment.

a good alternative are fusion bombs, with no radioactive components, these weapons tough immensely destructive do not permanently damage the environment.

Should the massive damage that they cause be allowed though?

:arrow: do any of you nuclear warhead loving ppl want 2 buy any uranium but i will only sell it on the condition that we become allies simple as that :evil:

a good alternative are fusion bombs, with no radioactive components, these weapons tough immensely destructive do not permanently damage the environment.

Fusion bombs still produce some radiation/fallout. Part of this is because every "H-Bomb" uses a fission explosion (i.e. "A-Bomb"), in order to produce the immense energy needed to induce nuclear fusion. And I may be wrong, but I THINK that nuclear fusion on its own can still produce radiation/fallout - after all, the sun "runs" on nuclear fusion and it spits out all types of radiation across the EM spectrum (doesn't it?).

I say we need more nuclear weapons. It increases the Uranium company and thus increases the economy. Why do most of you disagree about making more nukes if you cannot go to war with somebody in this game? It would only increase the economy.