Should the UN veto be scrapped?
Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by Boris Johnson » Wed Sep 12, 2012 3:51 am
What was the last major problem the U.N solved successfully?
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by Boris Johnson » Wed Sep 12, 2012 5:26 am
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by Zeugma » Thu Sep 13, 2012 2:58 am
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by PoS » Thu Sep 13, 2012 3:38 am
Wow, typical. Anytime you start losing the argument you resort to obfuscation, bait and switch and name calling.
Once again, if you give every member of the UN more legitimacy then the UN as a whole will function more properly. As opposed to being used as nothing more than an arm for a pro-Western coalition. By allowing smaller members to override the security council veto, they will force the more powerful nations to compromise. Of course, if one single nation attempts to leave this body because it is not doing what they want then the other members can band together against that country and win in a possible show of force- there has yet to be a country that has left the UN.
Once again, if you give every member of the UN more legitimacy then the UN as a whole will function more properly. As opposed to being used as nothing more than an arm for a pro-Western coalition. By allowing smaller members to override the security council veto, they will force the more powerful nations to compromise. Of course, if one single nation attempts to leave this body because it is not doing what they want then the other members can band together against that country and win in a possible show of force- there has yet to be a country that has left the UN.
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Re: Should the UN veto be scrapped?
by Zeugma » Thu Sep 13, 2012 5:17 am
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