@cicerone imposter,
Quote:ditto about you. your attempts to get a2k members to provide input on how the UN can improve itself is an issue that will go nowhere fast.
So it seems, c.i..
Apparently there is huge dissatisfaction with how the UN currently operates from some posters here.
I have asked (repeatedly) if those here who hold that view would consider charter changes which would make it a more representative, democratic body.
No response.
I have also asked, if there's such dissatisfaction with the UN, if the dissatisfied folk would prefer it was abolished.
Rabel was the only one who responded to that.
I have asked if the dissatisfied here would prefer some other body, or that no organization at all should replace the UN?
No response.
If you guys are so dissatisfied with the UN, in its current form, what do you think should be done about it then?
Blanket criticisms, total negativity, but nothing constructive as an alternative.
I honestly don't understand the unwillingness to have any real discussion about this.
But you're right, it seems it it impossible to get any real discussion happening.
Very disappointing.
Quote:BTW, 2 out of 5 is 40%. Their veto power is used often on US security council resolutions.
Yes, they can use their veto powers in the Security Council.
Same as the other 3 members.
As I've said,
any one of the permanent Security Council members can veto a UN resolution, or stop it from acting, in other words.
Which they have done.
France & the UK are the two members of the 5 permanent members who have not used their veto power this century.
Why is your concern
only about China & Russia's use of their veto powers & not also the US?