27 Aug 2006 @ 7:14 PM
 When the U.N. was first conceived at the end of WWII, it is evident that the world needed something to bind it. But what about now?
For those who have been paying attention, they see all of the politics invloved. The Secretary General has little weight, other than to condemn a country for its acts, and that depends entirely on the country. The Security Council is a biased entity – each country serving its own interests, whether or not it is good for the rest of the world. Of which Europe seems to be the least biased, while the super powers, former super powers and rising stars are the most self-serving. If a baseline cannot be set that all countries can adhere to, than the U.N. serves no purpose, other than to give global politicians a place to argue amonst themselves, all while one country or another is exploited. Get the problem fixed, or be done with it. |
27 Aug 2006 @ 7:13 PM
Think about it… A worker spends two hours a day more at work (on average) in order to have a three day weekend. This leaves more time for relaxation, or another day for ovetime while still having a weekend.
Not only that, but with todays fuel prices, it’s also a savings in fuel. If all organizations adopted such an act, it would drop bills nationwide. Schools and many other government facilities would save one day worth of gas per week, as well as the cost of heating/cooling and electricity.
A longer time to relax, while keeping money in your pocket. It’s not such a bad idea, is it? 
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