Comments by "리주민" (@user-nf9xc7ww7m) on "Europe Sanctions Hungary: Plans to Block $7.5 Billion to Hungary" video.

  1. I actually like the idea of Unanimity. Keeps discontent between states from rising (that and the ability to leave if they wish), something 1860s US had an issue with. Further, states are more likely to implement laws and policies if they agree to them, which forces negotiations to get something all involved can live with, similar to a collective bargaining agreement between a union and a company. Can you imagine if only majority or qualified majority were used for collective bargaining agreements? The shareholders who outnumber the employees would get their way and never let them get a pay raise or better working conditions. As far as the Hungarian and polish situations, why couldn't both be put in question and thus remove both their vetoing power via forced recusal since they are both the ones in question involved?
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  2. I actually like the idea of Unanimity. Keeps discontent between states from rising (that and the ability to leave if they wish), something 1860s US had an issue with. Further, states are more likely to implement laws and policies if they agree to them, which forces negotiations to get something all involved can live with, similar to a collective bargaining agreement between a union and a company. Can you imagine if only majority or qualified majority were used for collective bargaining agreements? The shareholders who outnumber the employees would get their way and never let them get a pay raise or better working conditions. As far as the Hungarian and polish situations, why couldn't both be put in question and thus remove both their vetoing power via forced recusal since they are both the ones in question involved?
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  3. I actually like the idea of Unanimity. Keeps discontent between states from rising (that and the ability to leave if they wish), something 1860s US had an issue with. Further, states are more likely to implement laws and policies if they agree to them, which forces negotiations to get something all involved can live with, similar to a collective bargaining agreement between a union and a company. Can you imagine if only majority or qualified majority were used for collective bargaining agreements? The shareholders who outnumber the employees would get their way and never let them get a pay raise or better working conditions. As far as the Hungarian and polish situations, why couldn't both be put in question and thus remove both their vetoing power via forced recusal since they are both the ones in question involved?
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  4. I actually like the idea of Unanimity. Keeps discontent between states from rising (that and the ability to leave if they wish), something 1860s US had an issue with. Further, states are more likely to implement laws and policies if they agree to them, which forces negotiations to get something all involved can live with, similar to a collective bargaining agreement between a union and a company. Can you imagine if only majority or qualified majority were used for collective bargaining agreements? The shareholders who outnumber the employees would get their way and never let them get a pay raise or better working conditions. As far as the Hungarian and polish situations, why couldn't both be put in question and thus remove both their vetoing power via forced recusal since they are both the ones in question involved?
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  5. I actually like the idea of Unanimity. Keeps discontent between states from rising (that and the ability to leave if they wish), something 1860s US had an issue with. Further, states are more likely to implement laws and policies if they agree to them, which forces negotiations to get something all involved can live with, similar to a collective bargaining agreement between a union and a company. Can you imagine if only majority or qualified majority were used for collective bargaining agreements? The shareholders who outnumber the employees would get their way and never let them get a pay raise or better working conditions. As far as the Hungarian and polish situations, why couldn't both be put in question and thus remove both their vetoing power via forced recusal since they are both the ones in question involved?
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  6. Threatening money supply was one of the ways that modern constitutional monarchies were born. Can't wage war if you can't pay the troops or equipment
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  7. I actually like the idea of Unanimity. Keeps discontent between states from rising (that and the ability to leave if they wish), something 1860s US had an issue with. Further, states are more likely to implement laws and policies if they agree to them, which forces negotiations to get something all involved can live with, similar to a collective bargaining agreement between a union and a company. Can you imagine if only majority or qualified majority were used for collective bargaining agreements? The shareholders who outnumber the employees would get their way and never let them get a pay raise or better working conditions. As far as the Hungarian and polish situations, why couldn't both be put in question and thus remove both their vetoing power via forced recusal since they are both the ones in question involved?
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  8. I actually like the idea of Unanimity. Keeps discontent between states from rising (that and the ability to leave if they wish), something 1860s US had an issue with. Further, states are more likely to implement laws and policies if they agree to them, which forces negotiations to get something all involved can live with, similar to a collective bargaining agreement between a union and a company. Can you imagine if only majority or qualified majority were used for collective bargaining agreements? The shareholders who outnumber the employees would get their way and never let them get a pay raise or better working conditions. As far as the Hungarian and polish situations, why couldn't both be put in question and thus remove both their vetoing power via forced recusal since they are both the ones in question involved?
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