NationStates Jolt Archive

Description: Taking into account resolution #19: Religious tolerance,

Whereas the right of a citizen to believe/guide his/her life by a certain philosophy is not yet protected by UN resolutions,

Be it resolved that: any citizen of a UN member can guide his/her life through any philosophy without any restrictions from his/her government, given that these philosophies are in accordance with previous/future UN resolutions.

--any suggestions would be appreciated

Description: Taking into account resolution #19: Religious tolerance,

Whereas the right of a citizen to believe/guide his/her life by a certain philosophy is not yet protected by UN resolutions,

Be it resolved that: any citizen of a UN member can guide his/her life through any philosophy without any restrictions from his/her government, given that these philosophies are in accordance with previous/future UN resolutions.

--any suggestions would be appreciatedSo if Citizen X's philosphy is one of racial supremacy, he can murder so-called "race enemies"?

So if Citizen X's philosphy is one of racial supremacy, he can murder so-called "race enemies"?

given that these philosophies are in accordance with previous/future UN resolutions.

i dont think that is in accordance with Un resolutions

given that these philosophies are in accordance with previous/future UN resolutions.

i dont think that is in accordance with Un resolutionsThe U.N. can not ban an ideology. That's in the game rules.

Thus. all ideologies are "in accordance with U.N. resolutions."

Not to mention the fact that there is no UN resolution banning murder.

Bob Flibble
UN Representative