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Bill: Moral Decency Act

Details

Submitted by[?]: National Anti-Communist Front

Status[?]: passed

Votes: This is an ordinary bill. It requires more yes votes than no votes. This bill will not pass any sooner than the deadline.

Voting deadline: November 2586

Description[?]:

As recently pointed out by the leftists there are a few gaps in our laws relating to decency. We plan to correct this.

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date02:35:29, June 03, 2008 CET
FromNational Labor Party
ToDebating the Moral Decency Act
MessageSurely then you must make it illegal for these horrible gays to be working in the military of Malivia?! Imagine the reputation our nation would have if word got out that we are being defended by homosexuals! And surely we can't allow people to sell themselves for sex, that's highly immoral too! And while we are at it, why don't we just take away all rights of anyone who doesn't follow the stereotype of a good straight christian. If the parliament of Malivia insists on forcing this country to go backwards, I suggest they take a look at a list of nations that currently ban all forms of homosexual sexual relations (in the real world). Notice how none of them are developed western nations? Taking away people's rights for religiously-motivated reasons is simply being ignorant, narrow-minded, and is going to lower standards of life for many citizens of Malivia. BUT if that is the will of the current parliament and it's controlling parties, so be it.

Date09:52:26, June 03, 2008 CET
FromChristian Royalist Party
ToDebating the Moral Decency Act
MessageWe applaud this bill, good work.

Luthori's Queen Mary I Governor General Steven P, Kennedy IV
1st Duke of Tinako Luthori
1st Viscount of Fallstack Hutori
Luthori Christian Democratic Party Chair

Date04:39:55, June 04, 2008 CET
FromSupporters of Science in Design (IP)
ToDebating the Moral Decency Act
MessageBy western, do you mean Artanian or Majatra?

We further request that that the Leftists give proper respect to our majority religion, Geraja, after which our nation is named.

Date10:48:03, June 04, 2008 CET
FromNational Labor Party
ToDebating the Moral Decency Act
MessageMalivia Left requests that the Supporters of Science in Design respect individual party's rights to have an opinion that may differ from the norm. We remind the Supporters of Science in Design that political parties are expected to adequately represent ALL peoples within a nation, not just the majority. Malivia Left is focussed on curing the problems within Malivia that minority groups are facing at the hands of the three current ruling parties. A political system where all ruling parties follow the same political platform defeats the purpose of having individual parties. We ask that the Supporters of Science in Design refrain from any further attempts to silence Malivia Left and our fellow left-leaning parties, as we too have the right to voice our opinion, regardless of whether we are representing the majority or minorities and regardless of the amount of seats we currently hold. Minority groups need to be heard and that is why parties like Malivia Left are here.

Date10:57:05, June 04, 2008 CET
FromSilly Hats Party
ToDebating the Moral Decency Act
MessageThe Social Democrats would like to protest at the disdainful and derogatory use of the name 'leftists' to describe opposition parties as it shows a lack of respect for the democratic process under which this nation operates.

Date12:51:26, June 04, 2008 CET
FromNational Anti-Communist Front
ToDebating the Moral Decency Act
MessageSSD is simply defending the our nation's history, people, and morals. The SSD, The NACF, and UM all have diverse platforms that allow both the majority and minority to voice their opinions through the parties. The termed leftist has come to be know as derogatory because of what has been done in its name.

Date13:51:10, June 04, 2008 CET
FromNational Labor Party
ToDebating the Moral Decency Act
MessageThe SSD, NACF and UM are obviously not allowing the voice of minorites to be heard, when they are outlawing things such as gay rights. Public opinion within Malivia shows that the population want more permissive rights, and that they are seeking a more secular society, as oppose to the religious and restrictive ideologies of the NACF. Parties such as Malivia Left, the Social Democrat Party, and the Socialist Workers' Party of Malivia have a right to stand up for the rights of minority groups who are not being treated appropriately. Whilst we at Malivia Left understand that Malivia has a history and religion of its own, we also understand that the purpose of opposition parties to be just that. An opposition. We understand that we can't forever look back at history, but we need to look forward to the future of Malivia. We are presenting our view to the public on the future of Malivia, and we object to parties such as the SSD insisting we hold back on our opinions just because it is differing to theirs.

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Voting

Vote Seats
yes
   

Total Seats: 36

no
  

Total Seats: 0

abstain
 

Total Seats: 39


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Random quote: "Radical left-wing ideologies must be stamped out." - Franklin McCarthy, former Solentian politician

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