I agree that our opinion does have a lot of space for the ones who are against it. So I think that I need to provide some evidence to convince you. Take Taiwan for example. If there's a war between the ROC and China,the UN definitely won't do anything(not to mention that China has enormous veto power). It's all because that we are not well-accepted as a nation by the other countries. I admit that in certain circumstances will "sovereignty" be the blocking stone for emergency aid and humanitarian supply,like the tragedy happened in Myanmar, but that doesn't mean that we can throw the concept of sovereignty into the garbage can, right? We need sovereignty as a picture and symbol of a country. When everybody see this picture, they know that they can't invade or interrupt without using gigantic political, economical, and military forces. Sovereignty also gives people of a country the feeling of belonging, as they are gathered together by this concept. And that's why some of the people in the disaster-stricken or chaotic-bothered countries don't want UN or other forces to enter their territory. It just harms their feeling of belonging. That's my little opinion. This is just short talk, right? As one famous professor from the college of law said: Just for fun. --

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