I went down the rabbit hole. The meeting records (see A/PV.1976 below the video) states that they are voting on A/L.362, which is:

The General Assembly, Recalling the provisions of the Charter of the United Nations, Decides that any proposal in the General Assembly which would result in depriving the Republic of China of representation in the United Nations is an important question under Article 18 of the Charter.

Article 18, §2:

Decisions of the General Assembly on important questions shall be made by a two-thirds majority of the member present and voting.

So, maybe indirectly they are trying to split them. But the vote is not directly on that.

What.... NO. No they pecking didn't.

What? What is that supposed to mean?

It spreads

Mint is very much still being maintanied. And it's a great distro, especially for beginners. You get the benefits of Debian (one of the oldest still maintained, very used, many programs are packaged for it), Ubuntu (one of the most used on the desktop/laptop, large company behind it, most (proprietary) software is written with it in mind), with great tools out of the box for a lot of stuff that makes it more beginner friendly and actually somewhat better on the desktop.

If you want something open source but can run windows programs, [use any Linux distro and wine]

You must be able to feed Stalin and his (comically) large spoon.

So you're saying... that he was a U$ president?

The /im command is a command to put an image on a map.

As I said in an edit on another comment I'll need to wait a bit anyways before I update.

I have made it so you need to be vetted before you can use it.

Is down.

No. You're a fridge.