TO HAVE A SPECIAL-CASE TREATMENT WHETHER PART OF THE UN OR NOT IS NOT THE ISSUE
THE ISSUE REALLY, IS THAT IN THEORY, THERE IS NO DISTINCTION, BUT IN PRACTICE,
ONE NATION AMONG ALL DOES GET SPECIAL TREATMENT, UN OR OTHER NATIONS CAN ALLEGE
INFRACTIONS TO INTERNATIONAL LAW, BUT THESE COMPLAINTS ARE JUST IGNORED,
THE BURDEN OF PROOF BECOMES STRICTER (SOMETIMES IMPOSSIBLE) TO BE USED EFFECTIVELY
NOT A GOOD EXAMPLE WHEN IT COMES TO GIVING GOOD EXAMPLE, OR ADVOCATING GOOD BEHAVIOR IN THE INTERNATIONAL ARENA
ALL THIS IS MADE WORSE BECAUSE SINCE THIS IS INTERNATIONAL BEHAVIOR, MANY NATIONS JUST BEG OUT, SAYING IT'S AN INTERNAL MATTER THEY SHOULD AVOID
SO WE EXTINGUISH ALL HOPE OF INTERNATIONAL SUPPORT MEANING ANYTHING, THAT WAS SO IMPORTANT AS IN THE CASE OF SOUTH AFRICA, BACK IN THE 'OLD DAYS'
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