Can Love's End Truly Mean Life's End?

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In summary, during a conversation about love and its impact on one's life, a motion was made stating that there is no life after love. The question was posed to vote on the motion and it was ultimately rejected. The conversation also included discussions about living for love, finding no reason to live without love, and the possibility of love being an illusion. One person expressed a desire to be Speaker of the NZ Parliament. Another person mentioned that there is life after love, but it may restart after divorce. The conversation ended with a comment about the possibility of there being no life after listening to a particular video.

The Question Is That Said Motion Be Agreed To


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I move that there is no life after love.

The question is that the motion be agreed to. Those of that opinion will vote aye, to the contrary no.

http://inthehouse.co.nz/node/19767 @ 1:35 onwards.

I so want to be Speaker of the NZ Parliament. :P
 
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Nay, sir. Nay.
 
  • #3
Love? If you live for love you will be disappointed eventually.
 
  • #4
If all the love I have ended, I would surely find no reason to live anymore.
 
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StevieTNZ said:
I move that there is no life after love.

The question is that the motion be agreed to. Those of that opinion will vote aye, to the contrary no.

http://inthehouse.co.nz/node/19767 @ 1:35 onwards.

I so want to be Speaker of the NZ Parliament. :P
Do you mean life after a bad love affair ends?
 
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some say,
love does not exist,
it's just an illusion from emotion.
 
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Stevie, remember that beauty is in the aye of the beholder.

You’ll live, no worries.
 
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StevieTNZ said:
I move that there is no life after love.

The question is that the motion be agreed to. Those of that opinion will vote aye, to the contrary no.

http://inthehouse.co.nz/node/19767 @ 1:35 onwards.

I so want to be Speaker of the NZ Parliament. :P


Of course there's life after love. It just restarts after divorce.

There is the possibility that there's no life after listening to that video, however.
 
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The no's have it.
 

FAQ: Can Love's End Truly Mean Life's End?

What is "The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To"?

"The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To" is a parliamentary procedure used in various legislative bodies, such as the United States Congress. It is a way to formally end debate and move to a vote on a specific motion or resolution.

How does "The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To" work?

When a member of a legislative body makes a motion, it must be seconded by another member. Once the motion is seconded, the chairperson will state "The question is on the motion." Members can then debate the motion, and when debate is finished, the chairperson will state "The question is the motion be agreed to." This signals that a vote will take place.

Why is "The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To" used?

"The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To" is used to streamline the legislative process by formally ending debate and moving to a vote. Without this procedure, debates could potentially continue indefinitely, delaying the decision-making process.

What happens if "The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To" is not passed?

If "The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To" is not passed, it means that the motion or resolution being voted on has not been approved by the legislative body. This could result in the motion being amended, withdrawn, or voted on again at a later time.

Can "The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To" be used in any legislative body?

While "The Question Is The Motion Be Agreed To" is commonly used in many legislative bodies, its usage may vary depending on the specific rules and procedures of each body. It is important to familiarize oneself with the specific rules and procedures of a particular legislative body before using this procedure.

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