52RZ2: A Time to Admit I was Wrong

[Ian Plätschisch]

Esteemed Members of the Ziu,

In the past few days, I have heard a variety of arguments against The Bird of a Feather Flock Together Act, and over time I have become more and more inclined to agree with them (despite the fact that I am the bill's primary sponsor). While I would have preferred that the critics of the bill raised their points before I Clarked it, I cannot ignore the fact now that they still managed to change my mind on the matter; I found myself agreeing with most of the criticisms here.

Therefore I will be voting CONTRÂ on RZ2 and I advise everyone else to do the same.

[Alèx Soleighlfred]

I applaude you for being able to admit you were wrong. That's a rare quality, most of the people would just go on regardless so as to perpetuate some myth of human infaillability.

I understand your intent you had in mind in making this act, but I have to admit, Gluc was quite persuasive in his criticism.

[Eðo Grischun]

All around the world, it is very rare to see a leader of government stand up and admit when they are wrong. This is refreshing and inspirational.

A highly noble admission of making a mistake and my respect for you is at an all high.

I think you're going to make a very fine Prime Minister for this coming term; and not just for this - your work so far in such a small space of time has been truly excellent.

Mad props, many Kudos and helluva well done.

[Lüc da Schir]

I'm not in government, but - even though my opinion matters little - I'm also refreshed to see the opposition acting in a rather constructive manner so far. Talossa has everything to gain from an active government AND an active, honest opposition, and the first signs are very encouraging.

[Sir Alexandreu Davinescu]

Objection, this is highly unorthodox. It is completely out of order to admit to error and act to fix that error in a classy way. What sort of government is this, where people dare do such a thing?