Security Council Resolution #358 “Advancement of Anti-Fascist Action” shall be struck out and rendered null and void.
The Security Council,
Applauding SC#358's honorable goal of and noble effort in curtailing fascism through direct and aggressive legislation,
Aware that fascism is a dangerous ideology that has caused untold harm and has crippled numerous nations,
Worried however that the declaration acts as a barrier of discussion and education efforts in correcting the wrongs associated with fascism,
Concerned by the implications Article IV Section 2 has on member states and regions that wish to stop fascism in this manner,
Asserting that regions, nations, and organizations can and have made their own decisions on whether to be associated with, or how to properly handle, fascists or their associates while taking into account the implications such actions would have on their reputation and relationships at large, as well as the consequences of such actions,
Uncertain about what the ramifications are for non-fascist: radicals; far-right ideologies; psychotic dictatorships and ironfist consumerists; other totalitarian societies; cases where the unclear label of "fascism" is not unanimous (such as inoffensive centrist democracies by liberals); otherwise state-militarized organizations; nations and regions that are recognized by the World Census as being excessively patriotic, militaristic, or exclusionary; and those who have acknowledged their former alignment with fascism yet have since declared turning a new leaf,
Disgruntled that the target resolution has precautions against fascist nations and organizations regardless of whether said nations or organizations are run by a truly fascist leader, all while dismissing otherwise non-fascist nations overseen by genuinely fascist leaders, an issue which is difficult to if not impossible to address in legislation,
Appalled that otherwise well-meaning legislation could theoretically be barred from entering vote if said legislation was submitted by a nation or an organization the nation is in which is unknowingly associated with or sponsored by fascists,
Believing that fascists could weaponize Article II Section 3 by sponsoring a region or organization a draft-submitter is associated with in order to undermine legislation from passing,
Ashamed that Article II section 4 encourages member states to vote for legislation regardless of said states' standing on the quality of the legislation in question or the potential ramifications it could have on non-fascist states,
Shocked that Article II Section 2 could be interpreted to exclude even this very legislative proposal from being approved of on the grounds that it may "directly and primarily benefit a fascist nation or region",
Noting that said section does not clarify what "benefit" entails and thus could be interpreted to suggest that converting fascists and liberating fascist regions is consequently also prohibited and thus contradicting Article III,
Affirming that the delegates and voting member nations of the World Assembly at large should be the judges and deciding factors of such matters at large and on an individual basis,
Uneased by Article III Section 1's demands for total cooperation of disagreeing or warring organizations in order to coordinate attacks on fascism, along with its exhorting regions without a military to participate in said attacks,
Disheartened that Article III Section 2 commends total and permanent foreign control over a region previously held by fascists, not promoting reformed independence, nor accounting for otherwise non-fascist regions who've been invaded by raiders under the guise of being fascist,
Fearing that puppet militaries under the guise of being fascist could be used to justify taking over major regions as a form of legal protection under the target resolution to fully conquer any region while protecting against liberations (as liberations of said regions would be in violation of Article 3 Section II),
Stressing the target resolution and stringently defined security council resolutions in general are not an effective method of curtailing fascism in a way that does not severely compromise, complicate, or impair the Security Council's relationship with the World Assembly and its member states,
Hereby repeals SC#358: Advancement of Anti-Fascist Action.
