I think this says more about people's willingness to sign petitions (and what those signatures are really worth) than anything else. When I was in college, I sw

I think this says more about people's willingness to sign petitions (and what those signatures are really worth) than anything else. When I was in college, I swear someone would knock on my door or approach me on campus at least once a week trying to get me to sign a petition. When I asked the person with the petition questions about what they wanted me to sign, they seemed flabbergasted. Most people just signed it so they'd go away. Now a UN delegate should know better than to sign something that they don't fully understand. I'm actually shocked that they'd be so lax about signing something. Although, I must admit I don't really know who this UN delegates are or what kind of qualifications they have.