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By law it should be, because that's what it is, and I'm really getting annoyed with people saying otherwise. -_-
Maybe a thread with all the proposals put together w/o any commentary would help here?
(02-02-2015, 08:01 PM)Hileville Wrote: Maybe a thread with all the proposals put together w/o any commentary would help here? I think this is a really good idea, to have a thread collating what we will be voting on. Not sure if a lot of these threads are discussions or proposals, let alone how many are finalised proposals. There is almost surely going to be conflicting legislation proposed too, so voting may be a bit messy.
(02-02-2015, 05:54 PM)Punchwood Wrote: I just gave up after a while, there are too many "proposals" to keep up with. Nearly all of them are huge radical changes that have been quickly drafted out without any proper thinking involved. I know if we ever get round to voting I would be voting Nay to almost everything and few will get a Aye from me. That^
(02-03-2015, 04:02 AM)TAC Wrote:(02-02-2015, 05:54 PM)Punchwood Wrote: I just gave up after a while, there are too many "proposals" to keep up with. Nearly all of them are huge radical changes that have been quickly drafted out without any proper thinking involved. I know if we ever get round to voting I would be voting Nay to almost everything and few will get a Aye from me. Pretty much me as well. I've only paid attention to the Demilitarisation thread and some minor other things. Beyond that, the bicameral drafts got out of control fast.
Well, I appreciate all the Monday morning quarterbacking going on here. Great to hear it.
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