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Bill: Religious Symbol

Details

Submitted by[?]: Party of Love and Flowers

Status[?]: defeated

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: February 3765

Description[?]:

MY party believe the Religious Symbol ban is extreme and not realist, what are we going to define as religious symbol or not

we certainly agree that religion has no place in the state, but we believe that one should be able to wear little crucifix,

My party will still respect the law voted for presidium as we have no intention break laws if our are defeated.

Surely a ban of all religion is a bit too extreme, we quite agree that religion can be dangerous to human as over history religious state has already tried to impose the view of a few minds over the vast majority, but that is the majority

Myriam Mitchell , EPLLCP spokewoman on freedom.

Proposals

Debate

These messages have been posted to debate on this bill:

Date01:58:29, November 26, 2014 CET
FromNew Democratic Party
ToDebating the Religious Symbol
MessageMr. Speaker,

in case of voting, RPF will abstain. Current and proposed law are bad. Government shouldn't ban freedom of religious.

Jack Gallagher,
Leader of RPF


Date04:52:14, November 26, 2014 CET
FromParty of Love and Flowers
ToDebating the Religious Symbol
MessageMr speaker.

we feel that when one state, one cannot represent a religion or political party.


Myriam Mithcell

Date05:08:07, November 26, 2014 CET
FromSocial Libermuns Party
ToDebating the Religious Symbol
MessageMr. Speaker,

Absolutely not! I will fight you on this. Mark my words, Hosian.

~

Rowan Argall
The President

Date08:37:14, November 26, 2014 CET
FromGrand Nationalist Fraction
ToDebating the Religious Symbol
MessageMr. Speaker,

no religions are allowed, so there is no room for religious symbols neither. Not for politicians but for everyone!

Little John Murphy-Spaak
vice-President of Lodamun

Date17:58:10, November 26, 2014 CET
FromParty of Love and Flowers
ToDebating the Religious Symbol
MessageMr. Speaker

this does not come from hosians.. this come from the lodamese nationalist branche of our party.

Myriam Mitchell

Date22:40:52, November 26, 2014 CET
From Great National Republican Guard
ToDebating the Religious Symbol
MessageMr. Speaker,

Myriam Mitchell is lying. A Lodamese Nationalist would not propose this. If religion is legal, Nationalists would fight against it by posing Nationalism itself as a religion as well, and using Nationalism to guide the state. They keep Nationalism and the state intertwined. Where religion is banned, Nationalists are pleased that religions aren't in society at all, and see this bill as unnecessary since religion is already banned.

--

Andre Fertig,
Chairman of the GNRG,
Vice President of Lodamun

Date22:39:44, November 27, 2014 CET
FromParty of Love and Flowers
ToDebating the Religious Symbol
MessageMr. Speaker,

Banning religion won't make it disappear, you live in illusions.

Myriam Mitchell.

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Voting

Vote Seats
yes
 

Total Seats: 0

no
    

Total Seats: 314

abstain
   

Total Seats: 285


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