NationStatesHolics Anonymous
WA Delegate: None.
Founder: 
The Gaming Disorder of Molch
Last WA Update:
Embassies: The Bar on the corner of every region, Avadam Inn, The Glorious Nations of Iwaku, Bus Stop, Japan, The Illuminati, The Great Universe, Rogue CONclave, Hollow Point, SECFanatics, The Embassy, Loony Bin, Lardyland, 0000, Free Market Federation, Confederation of New lands, and 63 others.The Sands, Ancient Lands, Gypsy Lands, Actually nothing, The New Mappers Union, International Debating Area, Xedas, Turkic Union, Union of the Kind Ones, The Exalted Lands, The Peaceful Coffee Shop In Chicago, The Srivijayan Consortium, Eastern Roman Empire, Zero Zero Zero Zero, Universal Pact, Homieland, United Arab Emirates, Rainbow Flag, The Puppeteria, The Nudist Dreamland, Universal Dream Network, Nudist Dreamland, Ebola QuarantineZone, MentosLand, nasunia, The Dawn of Unity, The Geopolitics Roleplay Region, Autism Spectrum, Cyland, Oceanside, The Doctor Who Universe, The Maritimes, LGBT University, August, Simul, Malphe, The Church of Flying Spaghetti Monster, The Galactic Empire of Britain, Cyterian Treaty Organisation, The Flying Fishes Bait Shop, Penguia, Groland, Chicken overlords, Debate Region of the Rhine, The Flying Spaghetti Monster Lands, Train Station, The League of Socialist States, The Greatest Freak Show on Earth, Misanthropic Bloc, Rat Nations Assembly, The Great Experiment, Novo Brasil, Hiyamashu, The International Polling Zone, Mordkan Empire, Pravda, Mission Crabs, Devia, Europe but better, Fredonia, Union of Nationalists, The Noodle Shop At The Edge Of Reality, and Veris Administrative Region.
The embassy with Rat Nations Assembly is being withdrawn. Closure expected .
Tags: Casual, Egalitarian, Fandom, Minuscule, Serious, Silly, Social, and Video Game.
NationStatesHolics Anonymous contains 2 nations.
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The Most Influential in NationStatesHolics Anonymous
World Census experts spent many evenings loitering in the corridors of power in order to determine which nations were the greatest international diplomacy heavyweights.
As a region, NationStatesHolics Anonymous is ranked 15,811th in the world for Most Influential.
 | Nation | WA Category | Motto | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1. |  The Gaming Disorder of Molch | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy Fascists | “Blub Blub Blu” | |
| 2. |  The Borderlands of TheShadow | Inoffensive Centrist Democracy Fascists | “Lurking and Smirking” |
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The Community of Manjuland of the region Rat Nations Assembly ordered the closure of its embassy in NationStatesHolics Anonymous.
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The Borderlands of TheShadow arrived from Dragonborn Confederate.
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The Republic of Veris Islands of the region Veris Administrative Region proposed constructing embassies.
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The Syndicate of Sovern of the region Barbaria proposed constructing embassies.
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The Armed Forces of The Alnorudian Navy of the region Warzone Asia ordered the closure of its embassy in NationStatesHolics Anonymous.
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The AP testing weeks are upon us, and I wish good luck to all taking the tests. Anyhow, on to the topic:
"How could Appalachia and other rural areas be able to transition away from single-resource economies?"
To clarify, just put out your ideas to help change rural areas to be more economically stable and viable in the long-term.
The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/05/12/us/mined-minds-west-virginia-coding.html
Ok, let's do lighter debate this week:
"What is the best cell phone?"
To clarify, this is just a fun one to basically just tell people what your favorite phone is, whither it's iPhone, Samsung, Nokia, etc...
Time for the most polarizing topic around: the flag of Maryland. But let's be honest . . . there's only one right answer.
All those who answer correctly will receive a complimentary Maryland-themed Covfefe!
The state of Maryland is in no way a sponsor of the 
Nambian Covfefe Company.
Well, I'm not dead, just graduation week happened. Sorry for not communicating this, I just thought that I would have time to do last week's debate, which I did not. At least I now have my High School Diploma! Anyways, let's look at the SCOTUS this week:
"What is your opinion on Dept. of Commerce v. New York and Rucho v. Common Cause?"
To Clarify, Dept of Commerce v. New York is about the citizenship question in the 2020 US census, while Rucho v. Common Cause is about political gerrymandering.
Dept. of Commerce v. New York: https://www.subscriptlaw.com/blog/dept-of-commerce-v-ny
Rucho v. Common Cause and Lamone v. Benisek: https://www.brennancenter.org/legal-work/common-cause-v-rucho
"Gerrymandering Explained" with CGP Gray: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mky11UJb9AY
Well, it sounds like there's another round of protests in Hong Kong, and so I thought I'd ask you guys a speculative question:
"What should Hong Kong's future be?"
Recent News on Hong Kong:
Reuters: https://www.reuters.com/article/us-hongkong-extradition-idUSKCN1TB08W
The New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/2019/06/10/world/asia/hong-kong-china-protests-explained.html
*Quick announcement, I'm going on a family roadtrip, so after this week, there will be no new topics for the next two weeks until at least the 7th of July.*
This week's topic is following news that is somewhat buried, and is hard to find really good sources for reference, but here we go:
"What do you believe will happen in South Sudan following the Coup D'etat by the military?"
To clarify, this will be speculation and educated guessing.
SFGate: https://www.sfgate.com/news/crime/article/Sudan-protesters-urge-night-rallies-amid-standoff-14002558.php
Express: https://www.express.co.uk/news/world/1140393/sudan-news-what-is-happening-in-sudan-protests-uprising-violence-sudan-crisis
I am alive! The road trip was fun and I even learned a bit more about my family history when visiting relatives. Anyways, this week's debate feels like it might be a bit mild, but I might be wrong:
"Should inmates (including those that would not be released without pardon or commutation) be allowed to take college-level classes and work towards degrees while incarcerated?"
USA Today: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/crime/no-girls-parties-cellphones-californias-prison-inmates-are-getting-bachelors-degrees/ar-AAEe8sx?ocid=spartanntp
The Hechinger Report: https://hechingerreport.org/will-thousands-of-prison-inmates-lose-access-to-college/
Well, I'll keep this brief since I still have to study for the college math placement test this week:
"What should happen with the governor of Peurto Rico?"
USA Today: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/newsus/the-people-of-puerto-rico-are-angry-here-is-whats-fueling-a-major-protest-planned-for-monday/ar-AAEEDcY?ocid=msn360
The New York Times: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/newsus/defying-protests-gov-ricardo-rossello-of-puerto-rico-says-he-will-stay-on/ar-AAEFMY0?ocid=msn360
OK, just a short, easy debate this week:
"What is your opinion on the 'Positive Ticketing' campaign in Tempe, AZ?"
USA Today: https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/follow-the-law-get-pulled-over-why-a-police-plan-to-ticket-drivers-backfired-in-arizona/ar-AAF26ym?ocid=spartanntp
And we're back this week with tech-oriented debate this time.
Also, if you didn't see last week's post, I would just like to offer my condolences to anyone who may have lost friends or family in the recent mass shootings in the US.
"Should companies be allowed to create their own currencies, digital or otherwise?"
BBC: https://www.bbc.com/news/business-49090753
The Washington Post: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/08/12/facebooks-libra-cryptocurrency-is-part-disturbing-financial-trend/?noredirect=on
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