Omigodtheykilledkenny
18-06-2006, 23:37
... I'm only asking for clarification.
UN Proposal titles.
As far as I know, they must be germane to the proposal text. But what about proposals with overly broad, vague and/or politically charged titles? For instance:
If the ALC were submitted under the title "The Fair Compromise," would that be legal?
Or, imagine I wrote a proposal requiring all nations to hunt down Hayden Christensen, hogtie him, and carry him triumphantly back to UN Headquarters, where he is to be flogged repeatedly and tortured with photos of "The View's" Star Parker in the nude, until he agrees never again to act in another film -- and I titled it the Quality in Entertainment Act. Would that be legal?
Now, imagine I write a very specific medical-rights proposal like Clinical Abortion Rights, only this one covers euthanasia, and I submit it under the title Individual Self-Determination (www.nationstates.net/page=UN_proposal1/match=determination). Would that be legal?
UN Proposal titles.
As far as I know, they must be germane to the proposal text. But what about proposals with overly broad, vague and/or politically charged titles? For instance:
If the ALC were submitted under the title "The Fair Compromise," would that be legal?
Or, imagine I wrote a proposal requiring all nations to hunt down Hayden Christensen, hogtie him, and carry him triumphantly back to UN Headquarters, where he is to be flogged repeatedly and tortured with photos of "The View's" Star Parker in the nude, until he agrees never again to act in another film -- and I titled it the Quality in Entertainment Act. Would that be legal?
Now, imagine I write a very specific medical-rights proposal like Clinical Abortion Rights, only this one covers euthanasia, and I submit it under the title Individual Self-Determination (www.nationstates.net/page=UN_proposal1/match=determination). Would that be legal?