Capital punishment to be reintroduced after brexit

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WTFH replied

7 August 2019, 09:22
Two of them, actually: Andrew Griffiths and Charlie Elphicke
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CryingSheep replied

7 August 2019, 09:13
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

He got welcomed back with open arms for a confidence vote last year
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WTFH replied

7 August 2019, 09:08
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Isn't there a Tory MP suspended from the party? I bet they would be invited back in the case of no confidence....

He got welcomed back with open arms for a confidence vote last year
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BrilloPad replied

7 August 2019, 09:03
Originally posted by CryingSheep View Post

Except on an no confidence vote... In that case they all happily align with their party...

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Isn't there a Tory MP suspended from the party? I bet they would be invited back in the case of no confidence....
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JohntheBike replied

6 August 2019, 21:36
Originally posted by CryingSheep View Post

Except on an no confidence vote... In that case they all happily align with their party...

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exactly
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CryingSheep replied

6 August 2019, 21:22
Originally posted by JohntheBike View Post

certainly not on this issue. In past free votes, MP's voted with their conscience and not as they believed their constituents, who elected them, might want them to do.

Except on an no confidence vote... In that case they all happily align with their party...

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JohntheBike replied

6 August 2019, 21:04
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

In which case they are not doing their job. Take 'em out and shoot 'em. No use to man nor beast other than fodder for the worms and maggots.

agreed, but the great Winston Churchill said our system isn't perfect, but it's the best we have. Somehow, recent parliamentary activities would seem to counter that opinion.
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Zigenare replied

6 August 2019, 20:59
Originally posted by JohntheBike View Post

certainly not on this issue. In past free votes, MP's voted with their conscience and not as they believed their constituents, who elected them, might want them to do.

In which case they are not doing their job. Take 'em out and shoot 'em. No use to man nor beast other than fodder for the worms and maggots.
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JohntheBike replied

6 August 2019, 20:43
Originally posted by Zigenare View Post

Is it?

certainly not on this issue. In past free votes, MP's voted with their conscience and not as they believed their constituents, who elected them, might want them to do.
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darmstadt replied

6 August 2019, 04:56
Originally posted by vetran View Post

why not? the EU believe in Wizards

Brexit: UK 'will have to face consequences' in event of no deal - BBC News

Whereas the UK believe in unicorns and shortly they'll be hoping that miracles are also true however instead it'll just be a an old 70's comedy....
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NotAllThere replied

5 August 2019, 20:51
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

So its not just rolling a six then?

Not just, no.
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vetran replied

5 August 2019, 19:28
Originally posted by EL Dicker View Post

Asking for banning is a bannable offence.

Don't ban the muppet he is almost funny
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vetran replied

5 August 2019, 19:26
Originally posted by Eirikur View Post

Great to know you actually believe unicorns, dragons existed and that a guy lived inside a whale and they let you be a mod.

why not? the EU believe in Wizards

Mr Timmermans said while he expected a "Harry Potter-like book of tricks" from ministers, instead they were like a character from from Dad's Army.

Brexit: UK 'will have to face consequences' in event of no deal - BBC News
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BrilloPad replied

5 August 2019, 19:02
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

The key word is "bannable". I.e. asking for a banning means that a Mod might, if he or she chose, use that as grounds for a ban. But if the person against whom it is directed is a bit of a pain, then chances are, we'll let it slide.

So its not just rolling a six then?
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BR14 replied

5 August 2019, 18:45
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Are you sure you're not a extremist right-wing foaming at the mouth thug? Because you certainly sound like one.

nah, he's a pencilnecked f*ckwit hiding in his mum's keller.
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