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>illegal is for countries You can be the first to go fight those wars. There's no 'illegal for countries'.

• krisoft 3y ago
  There is internal change. We can all take our own countries to account and drive the change we want to. That is how we can achieve the same with no war.
• rcbdev 3y ago
  For the sake of brevity, read "countries" as "ministries of energy in countries" or "relevant public or privatized equivalents of ministries of energy in countries" - there's many modes of governance when it comes to this. A good example of "illegal for countries" in this sense would be if the EU made their member countries adopt jurisprudence in this matter through implementation via their own respective national laws. > You can be the first to go fight those wars. At the end of the day, a public agency can only act on the basis of laws in their respective country. (Principle of Legality) How national laws are passed however is sometimes influenced through supranational organizations - entirely without the need of a war.
  • gruez 3y ago
    > For the sake of brevity, read "countries" as "ministries of energy in countries" or "relevant public or privatized equivalents of ministries of energy in countries" - there's many modes of governance when it comes to this. A good example of "illegal for countries" in this sense would be if the EU made their member countries adopt jurisprudence in this matter through implementation via their own respective national laws. What do you do if some countries don't want to play ball, and they turn out to be the biggest emitters?