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Forum Games and Roleplaying / Re: The United Assembly - Delegating Global Progress
« on: September 30, 2014, 08:17:20 am »
I would encourage these chambers not to support Teton's blatant attempt to profit from the crisis faced by the people of Tyland. Something my people have come to learn is that 'free' support, as the ambassador suggests, comes with heavy obligations once the crisis has passed.
The Humanitarian Committee exists to respond to any human crisis affecting the people of this world, and we certainly don't expect to profit from any of the actions we take to help them.
Humanitarian Committee
Given that we presently don't have an agency to provide aid to those suffering in Tyland, we must create a global program that may also salve some of the other problems that the world faces at the moment.
We must be able to provide food and medicine to those that need it, and given that the program will benefit everyone in the world, I would also like to propose that it provide some education for those that would otherwise not receive it, too. If a parent cannot provide food, medicine and education for their child, they can visit a facility this program would set up, allowing their child basic nutritional, medical and educational needs to become a productive member of our global community.
As I mentioned previously, I believe some of the problems facing our world can, at the very least, be cushioned by some degree of education. Indeed, we could even provide an understanding of the political process as part of the curriculum in these facilities, allowing people to know what to expect from their political representatives around the world, and how to voice any concerns they may have to them, as well as letting them know how to nominate themselves or someone they trust to represent them.
The Humanitarian Committee exists to respond to any human crisis affecting the people of this world, and we certainly don't expect to profit from any of the actions we take to help them.
Humanitarian Committee
Given that we presently don't have an agency to provide aid to those suffering in Tyland, we must create a global program that may also salve some of the other problems that the world faces at the moment.
We must be able to provide food and medicine to those that need it, and given that the program will benefit everyone in the world, I would also like to propose that it provide some education for those that would otherwise not receive it, too. If a parent cannot provide food, medicine and education for their child, they can visit a facility this program would set up, allowing their child basic nutritional, medical and educational needs to become a productive member of our global community.
As I mentioned previously, I believe some of the problems facing our world can, at the very least, be cushioned by some degree of education. Indeed, we could even provide an understanding of the political process as part of the curriculum in these facilities, allowing people to know what to expect from their political representatives around the world, and how to voice any concerns they may have to them, as well as letting them know how to nominate themselves or someone they trust to represent them.
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