How is 'the status quo won't allow it' a reason for completely ruling out the conceptual possibility of reform and how it might be fleshed out?
Especially considering the entire point of this thread is about discussing whether the UNSC veto should be scrapped.
Should the UN veto be scrapped?
Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by The Comrade » Mon Sep 10, 2012 12:20 pm
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by Boris Johnson » Mon Sep 10, 2012 12:40 pm
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by Boris Johnson » Mon Sep 10, 2012 12:54 pm
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by Boris Johnson » Mon Sep 10, 2012 1:01 pm
Well, congratulations on gaying up yet another thread. Plus 10 internets for you. I hope your inferitory complex has been satified for yet another day.
But, prehaps, even now, you could engage continue to engage in point counter with my last post in which I had the shall we say 'grace' to respond to your points.
The choice, I leave up to you.
But, prehaps, even now, you could engage continue to engage in point counter with my last post in which I had the shall we say 'grace' to respond to your points.
The choice, I leave up to you.
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by Sazari » Mon Sep 10, 2012 1:07 pm
Well quite frankly since you didn't refuse my statement that this is an impractical argument to which no concrete solution or wisdom can ever be reached, I'm doing to say it's simply not worth my time (i also find the whole idea of intellectually mastrubating with a known creeper online somewhat...creepy).
I'm going to bow out but I thank you for at least conceding the pragmatic point. That was my original intent in the thread.
I'm going to bow out but I thank you for at least conceding the pragmatic point. That was my original intent in the thread.
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
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