This is an informational review of the SC Resolution-At-Vote, “Repeal "Commend Quote of the Day"” published by The North Pacific's Ministry of World Assembly Affairs for your convenience and consideration.
The main reasons for repealing "Commend Quote of the Day" that have been expressed is that (1) the player, “Quote of the Day” has left the game thus he isn’t as dedicated as the original commendation suggested, (2) The Quote of the Day was commended for following from featured region to featured region and celebrating their featuredness – this was not unique, (3) "Commend Quote of the Day" suggested the player was very inclusive and delivered messages of goodwill “without exception or prejudice”, but in fact, the player in question, The Quote of the Day, intentionally did not visit Nazi Europe to wish the region well.
The choice to not include Nazi Europe’s name in this repeal was a deliberate political tactic. Bearing these thoughts in mind, The Ministry of the World Assembly Affairs is critical of “Repeal "Commend Quote of the Day"” because, first, it assumes that we need to remove commendations for nations when they cease to exist – precedent dictates not so, in the case of
Goobergunchia; besides, if a nation has earned a commendation, why does the mere ceasing-to-exist negate all the commendable things they have done?
Second, we find it odd that the actions of The Quote of the Day are viewed by the repeal as “[not affecting] the world or the World Assembly at large”, yet the repeal likewise promotes a commendation of The Featured Region Followers which does very similar work as The Quote of the Day did. Furthermore, the repeal of The Quote of the Day’s commendation is not necessary for the potential commendation of The Featured Region Followers to also pass.
Lastly, The Ministry questions whether someone should lose their commendation because they were not “inclusive” to Nazism (a philosophy which taken to a racist extent is by no means inclusive in and of itself) especially when The North Pacific has never been known to promote Nazism and recently closed an embassy being constructed between The North Pacific and The Greater German Reich.
For these reasons, the Ministry of World Assembly Affairs has (1) recommended that the delegate vote "AGAINST" Repeal "Commend Quote of the Day", and (2) calls upon all member-states in The North Pacific (that's you!) to carefully consider the viewpoints expressed in this informational statement. Thank you.
Yours,
Unibot
Minister of World Assembly Affairs in The North Pacific.
