Not at this time, but the U.N. would dearly love to have all the powers of a government, and almost every leftist I know believes the world would be a better place if the U.N. had real power over those Western nations that, in their opinion, are the source of most of the troubles in this world.
Why do you think this whole court idea is so appealing to them?
I do not believe that the U.N. as it currently stands, is at all fit to hold any real political power at all. I would not be against a world governing body in general principle, but it would have to be founded on the principles of freedom, limited government, and individual rights, and I ain't holding my breath waiting to see that happen. Most "world government" advocates are enthusiastic statists and collectivists.
Right now many leftists are transferring their wet dream of a World Socialist State away from the U.N. and to the European Union. Maybe this time for sure...
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- Ivory Coast Slaughter
- re: Yes and...
- Speaking of Africa & The Weasels, lest we forget, Rwanda
- re: Speaking of Africa & The Weasels, lest we forget, Rwanda
- Yeah right, it was the fault of France and Belgium, the Hutu's and Tutsie's had nothing to do with it? (n/t)
- re: Speaking of Rwanda v Iraq
- re: Panties on heads is funny.
- What does that have to do with French neo-imperialism and the acceptance of French slaughter of civilians? (n/t)
- hold on there, sparky
- This is a primary problem with the United Nations, too.
- Courts without accountability are another form of tyranny
- Speaking of Africa & The Weasels, lest we forget, Rwanda
- You are VERY bad. Only thngs done by the USA or Israel count. France is above all that. No criticism allowed. (n/t)
- re: Yes and...
