Revenge is a dish best served cold
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Have you been talking to Rylan again
No but have that black dancer fella can't think of his name. He voted out.
You'd think he was gay but he's not you know!
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Kevin Adams... He's a bit like Rylan
The abuse of due legal process to subvert democracy has been a tactic of remainers.
In America 90%of judges are elected by the people.
Maybe judicial elections are the way to prevent lawyers and judges overstepping their authority.
In America 90%of judges are elected by the people.
Maybe judicial elections are the way to prevent lawyers and judges overstepping their authority.
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Sexist racist bigot homophobic xenonophobe !
It is usual for parliament to be allowed to debate and vote on policies.
Can you explain why you think it is subverting democracy to want to do the same thing with a no deal Brexit?
Don't you know that for every old timer who snuffs it another one comes along.
There are more old timers around now than 3 years ago.
You remind me of an old Irish nationalist councilor who lived in a marginal constituency, he would read the death columns in the local protestant newspaper to see how many protestants had died the day before, he kept a tally coming up to election time and believed that he would win but he didn't take into account how many young people became eligible to vote.
He lost his seat.
Until there is a General election this parliament has no legitimacy.
Wrong.
Have thought of an answer to this:
It is usual for parliament to be allowed to debate and vote on policies.
Can you explain why you think it is subverting democracy to want to do the same thing with a no deal Brexit?
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Don't forget the civil Contingencies legislation acr 2004 
Also at the Labour conference they interviewed one MP who said that when paiament resumes emergency question s need to be asked of ministers
2 of which are
Questions about army units on stand bye to take over certain institutions
And the stock piling of body bags
What did Transam say months ago
Some in here have not got a clue as to what the ramifications of this brexit caper will. Be
Civil unrest on a massive scale is on the cards
Also at the Labour conference they interviewed one MP who said that when paiament resumes emergency question s need to be asked of ministers
2 of which are
Questions about army units on stand bye to take over certain institutions
And the stock piling of body bags
What did Transam say months ago
Some in here have not got a clue as to what the ramifications of this brexit caper will. Be
Civil unrest on a massive scale is on the cards
The judges aren't 'overstepping their authority' - they are upholding the law!
So do you want the judiciary to be politicised?
Because that is the result of electing judges!
Judges
all privately educated b*** ends who would not know the price of milkCorbyn will sort it all future judges will be state educated
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