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They renamed themselves and got partially reorganised. That does not make it a different organisation.
by waps 13y ago
They renamed themselves and got partially reorganised. That does not make it a different organisation.
- mongol 13y ago"They"?
- angersock 13y agoYou do both realize, of course, that this is a trivially verifiable claim? Look at the records of how attended/represented in each org, and see if common people show up. Anything else is just silly.
- vacri 13y agoSo if most the members of a church attend a football game after it, it means that the football game is christian?
- angersock 13y agoThe claim was that hey, they changed the org name and shuffled some people around. The counterclaim seemed to be, no, these are distinct organizations. If the same people show up in the rolls for both, yeah, that claim might be substantiated, in this case. Your example is arguably correct, but quite beside the point here.
- rsynnott 13y agoGiven that there was an effective hiatus for the period of the war, and the number of regime changes coming out of the way, most of the diplomats would have been different (though that would be the case even if the UN _was_ a reheated League of Nations).