Mideast Assembly Thread

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I nominate Gass3268.

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Gass.

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1. It's quite possible that I'm wrong, but afaik, neither the Mideast Constitution nor any of the relevant statutes actually specify where a ballot has to be posted, meaning if this fails, we'll have to address that issue anyway.
2. I've never been very good at wording -- if y'all have improvement suggestions, go right ahead.

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This one, meanwhile, should be no trouble at all:

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Prostitution has been legal in Atlasia since 2007 -- some might say this was a great leap forward for sexual freedom. However, the example of Germany shows that there are quite some problems with our current, largely unregulated approach.

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explanations:
1 helps the people who are essentially forced into prostitution because they have no other way to make ends meet
2 promotes the goal of stigmatising the 'buyers,' not the 'sellers'*
3 is because these kinds of establishments are more dangerous in that respect
4 and 5 are carried over from the defaults set in FL 19.2

*For the record, current Atlasian law is absolutely fyycking ridiculous in that respect:

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As in, the 'buyers' are protected from criminal prosecution, and the 'sellers' are not. This is entirely ass-backwards.

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I will also be introducing major proposals on environmental protection and public transit in the next two weeks.

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- the $3 billion number is a rough estimate - basically, I took the KCSA's $22 million for 460 000 people, applied it to all the cities with a population greater than 150 000, and multiplied by five to allow for substantially bigger systems, future expansion, and my suspicion that it is quite less expensive to build in KCMO than some other Mideast cities.