That African Americans should embrace claims made by white individuals, such as Rachel Dolezal, to identify as part of their community

That we regret the commercialisation of Pride

That we cannot achieve social justice

That journalists and media organisations who cover conflicts should be required to render reasonable assistance to the victims, even where it directly jeopardises their coverage

That living people owe a moral obligation to preserve an equivalent to present standard of living for future generations

That we should demonise neutral states that refrain from taking action in conflicts with a definitely identifiable oppressor

That companies should be compelled to finance their female employees to freeze their eggs and subsequently undergo in vitro fertilisation (IVF)

Where conflicts have disproportionately harmed women, That post-conflict states should exclusively appoint women to positions of leadership in the military

That we should prosecute fathers who choose to walk out on their children for criminal negligence, irrespective of whether they pay child support

That faced with a choice between purchasing desirable but non-essential products (e.g. Starbucks) over spending on alleviating suffering (e.g. donating to charity), that we ought to always do the latter

That we should not prosecute those who, for reasons of mercy, kill family members who are physically or mentally incapable of consenting to death

That the government should pre-emptively and aggressively intervene in individuals' lives based on data-driven predictions in areas such as health, education and crime

That states should not enter into international agreements that contain investor-state dispute settlement provisions

That we should require companies that develop innovations disrupting established industries to pay compensation to the labour forces they make redundant

That we should privatise the ocean

That governments who fail to disaster-proof should be held liable for the deaths of their citizens in the event of a natural disaster

That Greece should sell sovereign control over portions of its territory to private companies in order to finance its debt repayment

That we celebrate the proliferation of regionally specific human rights instruments such as the Arab Charter on Human Rights, despite deviations from the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

That criminal justice policy should be outsourced to technocrats in place of elected representatives

That political parties should be compelled to retain membership racially proportional to the population

That within progressive social justice movements, allies from majorities ought to remain silent

That we regret Iraq's policy of offering its citizens large sums of money to personally kill terrorist militants

That Western states should block ransom payments made by families for the release of ISIS captives

in the face of an overwhelming failure of conventional responses by nation-states, That churches should encourage and materially support able members of their congregation to go and fight against ISIS

presuming it were possible, That we would opt for a digital existence over a physical one

presuming feasibility, That we should allow individuals to selectively erase others' memories of them

in a world where it exists, That love with artificial intelligence is as valid as love with a human

That as a progressive person, we regret the changes made to the Catholic Church and its direction ushered in by Pope Francis

That religious organisations should be exempt from employment discrimination law when hiring for 'non-religious' roles (e.g. secretaries, doctors, contractors)

That we regret the involvement of the church, its leaders and the language of religion (i.e. redemption, absolution) in truth and conciliation processes.

That Germany should prosecute United States government officials for torture in German courts, regardless of their participation in the trial

That member states of the International Criminal Court should be required to violate sovereignty to make arrests on behalf of the ICC

That we regret the Arabisation of Islam in South East Asia

That we should make Boards of Trustees at colleges and universities personally liable for sexual crimes committed by their students against other students

That any potential romantic partners or professional sports players should deny them all physical and emotional contact until clubs and sports authorities agree to structural reforms to combat sexism

That we should permanently remove men who abuse their partners from secluded communities where domestic violence is entrenched.

That we should refrain from characterising villains of history as monsters

That curricula in post-colonial states should focus on locally-authored literature, to the absolute exclusion of 'great work' such as Shakespeare

That the media should have suppressed any reference to Dylan Roof's mental illness, and instead focus exclusively on racism as an explanation for Charleston massacre.

That those who live in states that suffer rampant corruption should evade tax

That we welcome China's establishment of the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank as an alternative to the International Monetary Fund

That we should allow citizens to donate to recognised charities of their own choosing instead of paying income tax

That we should prohibit police departments from having specialised public relations staff

That jurors should be allowed to directly cross examine witnesses

That we should remove statutes of limitation for all crimes