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But honestly...I the working week should be reduced, as a whole the UK works now hours than the Europeans.
Shut the shops on Sundays, give longer lunchtime breaks.
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But honestly...I the working week should be reduced, as a whole the UK works now hours than the Europeans.
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"Easy one for me. Banning the sale of fireworks to general public. Absolute nuisance, dangerous and cause great deal of stress to animals. " Agreed | |||
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"Personally for me, that carers are recognised as being employed by the government and given more rights than we currently have. X " I’m with you on this. Carers don’t seem to be recognised enough and they do a fantastic job. I looked after my mum so I understand. | |||
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"Oh I choose The Tom Hardy bill please
But honestly...I the working week should be reduced, as a whole the UK works now hours than the Europeans.
Shut the shops on Sundays, give longer lunchtime breaks.
People would be less stressed, happier, healthier and would probably live longer "Exactly, I'm all for that! | |||
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"Personally for me, that carers are recognised as being employed by the government and given more rights than we currently have. X " Totally! Carers are massively unrecognised in this government’s policies. | |||
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"Make monday part of the weekend , so less working days and less stress , Take all the people that begging money on the street and put them to clean all the areas in the city , whatever city is , lott lott o things " I’ll approve Mondays. I don’t approve the second. (My thread, just gave myself veto power hahaha ) | |||
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"Shops should be closed Sundays and bank holidays " Yes, everyone should have time off - what about pubs and restaurants? | |||
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"I would love to see an anti gentrification bill. We need more social housing and to stop pricing people out of their homes and cramming them into other areas making them worse." Hella yeah! | |||
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"Shops should be closed Sundays and bank holidays " I don't agree with Sundays tbh, I work full time M-F, and am an unpaid carer on Saturdays so if I need to get to a shop Sunday is usually the only day I can get there. Do agree with bank Holidays tho | |||
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"Easy one for me. Banning the sale of fireworks to general public. Absolute nuisance, dangerous and cause great deal of stress to animals. " Yes, and I’ve personal experience of death by fireworks so I have an absolute fear and hatred of them actually! | |||
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" If you get 5-10-20 years in prison you actually do that time in prison " 100% this | |||
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"Our drug laws really need sorting out so I'd legalise all drugs and be done with it " Any issues with legalising them, in your opinion? I’m interested (not casting an opinion). | |||
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"Money no object ? More Bank Holidays Free child care or at least make it cheaper A 36 hour working week No taxes when buying a house If you get 5-10-20 years in prison you actually do that time in prison " Approved, all but the prison one (think there’s things to sort before that in the justice system and sentencing and understanding of rehabilitation and reform). | |||
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"I would have the banning of processed meals alongside making food tech/cooking compulsory in schools upto age 16. So many out there can't cook from scratch. It could almost reverse the obesity and diabetes trend in this country. I would also reintroduce actual chefs cooking real food in schools and hospitals. How can the body grow and heal when not nourished?" Approved | |||
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"That's all school children attend free put ward bound courses . One week every year. I have seen at first hand what benefits children gain from these weeks away Also mindfulness be on the school curriculum "Outward bound courses for the win! I like these ideas! | |||
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"That's all school children attend free put ward bound courses . One week every year. I have seen at first hand what benefits children gain from these weeks away Also mindfulness be on the school curriculum "I loved mine in Northumberland. It cost about £200 I think and we were able to pay in instalments. My eldest sister chose to go to a grammar school and went to Austria. | |||
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"A bill that helped children and teenagers to get the emotional support they needed. Possibly via the education system; or GP referral. " Yes! Also transitioning from child to teen to adult services needs sorting. | |||
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"Make monday part of the weekend , so less working days and less stress , Take all the people that begging money on the street and put them to clean all the areas in the city , whatever city is , lott lott o things I’ll approve Mondays. I don’t approve the second. (My thread, just gave myself veto power hahaha )"Why not ? Some people that begging money , they are 100% healty and good for work .. like that biggest city like , london , birmingham , etc.. will be more clean | |||
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"Our drug laws really need sorting out so I'd legalise all drugs and be done with it Any issues with legalising them, in your opinion? I’m interested (not casting an opinion)." Decriminalisation rather than outright legalisation might work better as an interim measure? Some of the things close to my heart are already mentioned. I would vote for quite a few of you. | |||
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"Money no object ? More Bank Holidays Free child care or at least make it cheaper A 36 hour working week No taxes when buying a house If you get 5-10-20 years in prison you actually do that time in prison Approved, all but the prison one (think there’s things to sort before that in the justice system and sentencing and understanding of rehabilitation and reform)." Yeah but if whatever time you got actually meant you done that time maybe people would think twice before doing it, Meet you in the middle, 10 years = 5 years in a basic cell and 5 years rehab, Still in prison but with extras and education | |||
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"I would have the banning of processed meals alongside making food tech/cooking compulsory in schools upto age 16. So many out there can't cook from scratch. It could almost reverse the obesity and diabetes trend in this country. I would also reintroduce actual chefs cooking real food in schools and hospitals. How can the body grow and heal when not nourished?" Wow. This is more or less exactly the bill I would have them passed too. Practical skills have been lost by many and this should be school curriculum. Much more than religious studies, history, geography, even English and science should take back seats to practical knowledge. For me this would extend to other things though like wiring a plug etc. | |||
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" If you don't clean up after your dogs or found dumping the bag, You get a weeks community service cleaning the steets/parks of litter and dog poo "Oooh yes! | |||
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"Make monday part of the weekend , so less working days and less stress , Take all the people that begging money on the street and put them to clean all the areas in the city , whatever city is , lott lott o things I’ll approve Mondays. I don’t approve the second. (My thread, just gave myself veto power hahaha )
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Some people that begging money , they are 100% healty and good for work .. like that biggest city like , london , birmingham , etc.. will be more clean"Because there’s often more complexity to why someone is begging. Happy to debate on another thread. | |||
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"Our drug laws really need sorting out so I'd legalise all drugs and be done with it Any issues with legalising them, in your opinion? I’m interested (not casting an opinion)." Of course there will be issues such as addiction. I'm not sure how it would affect the crime rates associated with drugs though. Would they fall as the drugs became more freely available and cheaper or would they rise as more addicts chase their next hit. Also you'd have the health problems that people will suffer later down the line but on the other hand the government would raise a hell of a lot of money in taxes to pump into the nhs. I just think people should be given the option of what recreational substance they choose to take rather than alcohol being the only choice. | |||
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"Universal benefits need to be seriously looked at. I would rather the tax I pay went on whatever it takes to make sure the people that need it get it. I'd also like to make sure all schools were secular and that education was free until the age of 21." Can you give me an example of who is getting your tax money who you don’t think should be getting it? I agree welfare benefits policies are flawed, I’m not sure if I’d be approving changes that I agree with yet hence the question (in my thread all power to me decision making!! )
I approve the free education. | |||
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"Our drug laws really need sorting out so I'd legalise all drugs and be done with it Any issues with legalising them, in your opinion? I’m interested (not casting an opinion). Decriminalisation rather than outright legalisation might work better as an interim measure? Some of the things close to my heart are already mentioned. I would vote for quite a few of you. " | |||
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"I’d like to see laws surrounding animal cruelty and the ownership of dogs changed. Animal cruelty to carry harsher sentences Ownership to require registration and mandatory insurance " | |||
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"Money no object ? More Bank Holidays Free child care or at least make it cheaper A 36 hour working week No taxes when buying a house If you get 5-10-20 years in prison you actually do that time in prison Approved, all but the prison one (think there’s things to sort before that in the justice system and sentencing and understanding of rehabilitation and reform). Yeah but if whatever time you got actually meant you done that time maybe people would think twice before doing it, Meet you in the middle, 10 years = 5 years in a basic cell and 5 years rehab, Still in prison but with extras and education " It’s not meeting me in the middle though, as it’s not my point at all. So no. On hold.  | |||
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"Free internet and free TV license and bring back the death penalty "All denied. | |||
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"Our drug laws really need sorting out so I'd legalise all drugs and be done with it Any issues with legalising them, in your opinion? I’m interested (not casting an opinion). Of course there will be issues such as addiction. I'm not sure how it would affect the crime rates associated with drugs though. Would they fall as the drugs became more freely available and cheaper or would they rise as more addicts chase their next hit. Also you'd have the health problems that people will suffer later down the line but on the other hand the government would raise a hell of a lot of money in taxes to pump into the nhs. I just think people should be given the option of what recreational substance they choose to take rather than alcohol being the only choice." I agree with the last sentence, but think decriminalisation until some of the wider issues are worked through. | |||
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"British sign language to be taught in schools " Yes! | |||
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"Universal benefits need to be seriously looked at. I would rather the tax I pay went on whatever it takes to make sure the people that need it get it. I'd also like to make sure all schools were secular and that education was free until the age of 21. Can you give me an example of who is getting your tax money who you don’t think should be getting it? I agree welfare benefits policies are flawed, I’m not sure if I’d be approving changes that I agree with yet hence the question (in my thread all power to me decision making!! )
I approve the free education."The old couple over the road that live in a 3/4 million pound house and receive winter fuel allowance. They spend the £200 on one crate of very expensive wine every year. I'm sure both you and I could think of more deserving areas that money could be spent. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now. "Mmmmm. | |||
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"Universal benefits need to be seriously looked at. I would rather the tax I pay went on whatever it takes to make sure the people that need it get it. I'd also like to make sure all schools were secular and that education was free until the age of 21. Can you give me an example of who is getting your tax money who you don’t think should be getting it? I agree welfare benefits policies are flawed, I’m not sure if I’d be approving changes that I agree with yet hence the question (in my thread all power to me decision making!! )
I approve the free education.
The old couple over the road that live in a 3/4 million pound house and receive winter fuel allowance. They spend the £200 on one crate of very expensive wine every year. I'm sure both you and I could think of more deserving areas that money could be spent."Well that I can agree with cutting! | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm. "That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to? | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?"Mmmmmm. | |||
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" If you don't clean up after your dogs or found dumping the bag, You get a weeks community service cleaning the steets/parks of litter and dog poo
Oooh yes!"The poo that the guilty person has to pick up, will argue that they are doing their bit for the community by ensuring that there is something for the "real villains" to pick up.  | |||
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"Our drug laws really need sorting out so I'd legalise all drugs and be done with it Any issues with legalising them, in your opinion? I’m interested (not casting an opinion). Of course there will be issues such as addiction. I'm not sure how it would affect the crime rates associated with drugs though. Would they fall as the drugs became more freely available and cheaper or would they rise as more addicts chase their next hit. Also you'd have the health problems that people will suffer later down the line but on the other hand the government would raise a hell of a lot of money in taxes to pump into the nhs. I just think people should be given the option of what recreational substance they choose to take rather than alcohol being the only choice. I agree with the last sentence, but think decriminalisation until some of the wider issues are worked through. " | |||
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" If you don't clean up after your dogs or found dumping the bag, You get a weeks community service cleaning the steets/parks of litter and dog poo
Oooh yes! The poo that the guilty person has to pick up, will argue that they are doing their bit for the community by ensuring that there is something for the "real villains" to pick up. ""real villains" could/should be doing something else if there wasn't poo/litter all over the street/parks at the side of my house etc | |||
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"Personally for me, that carers are recognised as being employed by the government and given more rights than we currently have. X " This is what i would choose too | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm."I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live? | |||
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"All parents to be encouraged, maybe by an extra benefit/stay at home payment, for one of them to stay home and raise their children properly until they reach full time education. Those parents to attend parenting workshops with their children to ensure they are not wasting that time watching JK or just plonking their kids in front of the telly. Kids to learn basic manners, life skills, respect, ettiquette and the difference between right and wrong from their parents. Reinforced throughout their growing up by consistently good parenting. Parents not to feel forced by finacial reasons to return to work and place their children in childcare. " That last sentence, yes! | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
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That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live? "There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live?
There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you. "Oh and I’d already turned down half your proposal earlier on the thread, and I’ve been skipping repeats. | |||
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But honestly...I the working week should be reduced, as a whole the UK works now hours than the Europeans.
Shut the shops on Sundays, give longer lunchtime breaks.
People would be less stressed, happier, healthier and would probably live longer
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"If you could initiate a proposal for a bill to be debated by Parliament that would actually be brought into law, what would it be? (Genuinely a little more interested in actual bills rather than ones that suggest you can get your cock sucked or have Tom Hardy date you! but each to their own!)"If I could have a bill guaranteed to be passed into law it’s wouldn’t be a UK bill (I still think we have it easier/better in the uk than in the majority of the rest of the world!) - it’d be a global equality bill! Where whether you have any rights at all as a female doesn’t depend entirely on what culture, country or social class you were born in. Where whether you were likely to survive into adulthood didn’t depend where in the world you were born. And where you were free to choose your sexuality without fear of prejudice or even persecution/death! Now I’d give a hell of a lot for that bill to be passed! | |||
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"If you could initiate a proposal for a bill to be debated by Parliament that would actually be brought into law, what would it be? (Genuinely a little more interested in actual bills rather than ones that suggest you can get your cock sucked or have Tom Hardy date you! but each to their own!)
If I could have a bill guaranteed to be passed into law it’s wouldn’t be a UK bill (I still think we have it easier/better in the uk than in the majority of the rest of the world!) - it’d be a global equality bill!
Where whether you have any rights at all as a female doesn’t depend entirely on what culture, country or social class you were born in.
Where whether you were likely to survive into adulthood didn’t depend where in the world you were born.
And where you were free to choose your sexuality without fear of prejudice or even persecution/death!
Now I’d give a hell of a lot for that bill to be passed!
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live?
There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you.
Oh and I’d already turned down half your proposal earlier on the thread, and I’ve been skipping repeats. "Can't say I can see that, just mmmmm! Is it democracy without democracy then? | |||
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"If I had to choose a uk bill - it would be a bill to force holiday companies into equalising their charges instead of making going away in the school holidays at least twice as expensive as term time - making it impossible for many parents to afford to take their kids on holiday! I’d also ban all companies, be they holiday or leisure facilities etc, from charging kids as an adult as young as 11 - many years before they have the capacity to pay for themselves! To me if they’re not old enough to work full time or pay tax, then they shouldn’t be classed as an adult! My kids and I now have far fewer days out due to ‘adult’ pricing! " Great points - approved | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live?
There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you.
Oh and I’d already turned down half your proposal earlier on the thread, and I’ve been skipping repeats.
Can't say I can see that, just mmmmm!
Is it democracy without democracy then? "Someone else proposed return of capital punishment/death penalty. Fine, denied. I was mmmm re the rest as I’m not convinced referendums are always the best solution. Not that I’m convinced many politicians know ‘owt either. Also it’s Corbyn. My MP is fully engaged with constituents. | |||
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"I'd introduce a bill that makes it possible for local community groups to be given land for self-build homes that cannot sold for more than the living wage x 6" We definitely need to sort out housing. Pleased that the Homelessness Reduction Act is now live, but there were too many concessions to get it through still. And still much work to be done. | |||
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"I'd introduce a bill that makes it possible for local community groups to be given land for self-build homes that cannot sold for more than the living wage x 6 We definitely need to sort out housing. Pleased that the Homelessness Reduction Act is now live, but there were too many concessions to get it through still. And still much work to be done. " Such great news. Hopefully councils will use the extra budget wisely. | |||
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"If I had to choose a uk bill - it would be a bill to force holiday companies into equalising their charges instead of making going away in the school holidays at least twice as expensive as term time - making it impossible for many parents to afford to take their kids on holiday! I’d also ban all companies, be they holiday or leisure facilities etc, from charging kids as an adult as young as 11 - many years before they have the capacity to pay for themselves! To me if they’re not old enough to work full time or pay tax, then they shouldn’t be classed as an adult! My kids and I now have far fewer days out due to ‘adult’ pricing! " Yes! This is a brilliant one. | |||
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"Ban superfluous plastics such as disposable drinking straws and tell retailers to cut down packaging. " Id vote for this. Just seen four peeled onions in a polystyrene tray, sealed in loads of clear plastic. What is this madness? | |||
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"Ban superfluous plastics such as disposable drinking straws and tell retailers to cut down packaging. Id vote for this. Just seen four peeled onions in a polystyrene tray, sealed in loads of clear plastic. What is this madness?" If only nature provided a suitable natural package. Oh wait.... | |||
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Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live?
There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you.
Oh and I’d already turned down half your proposal earlier on the thread, and I’ve been skipping repeats.
Can't say I can see that, just mmmmm!
Is it democracy without democracy then?
Someone else proposed return of capital punishment/death penalty. Fine, denied.
I was mmmm re the rest as I’m not convinced referendums are always the best solution. Not that I’m convinced many politicians know ‘owt either. Also it’s Corbyn.
My MP is fully engaged with constituents. "So having laws which the majority of the people of this country want isn't the best solution!...so it is democracy as long as it's not a democracy then? So, your MP votes the way the majority of their constituents wish then or do they adhere to the party whip, which isn't democracy that's political party dictatorship, as I previously said. We might as well not have a vote!  | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. "That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role. If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them? On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
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"I'd introduce a bill that makes it possible for local community groups to be given land for self-build homes that cannot sold for more than the living wage x 6 We definitely need to sort out housing. Pleased that the Homelessness Reduction Act is now live, but there were too many concessions to get it through still. And still much work to be done. Such great news. Hopefully councils will use the extra budget wisely." I think councils will need a huge amount of help in how to best advise and support especially where people are still not priority, but it will be interesting to see how they respond (and how other organisations work in unison) - the fact that there is an imperative to actually discuss someone’s situation and provide ideas is important in terms of customer service and helping people understand what the possibilities or lack of are, rather than just sending away if there’s no duty, but when there aren’t solutions out there still, it’s not going to solve issues per se. The increase from 28 to 56days for the period 'threatened with homelessness' is excellent. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live?
There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you.
Oh and I’d already turned down half your proposal earlier on the thread, and I’ve been skipping repeats.
Can't say I can see that, just mmmmm!
Is it democracy without democracy then?
Someone else proposed return of capital punishment/death penalty. Fine, denied.
I was mmmm re the rest as I’m not convinced referendums are always the best solution. Not that I’m convinced many politicians know ‘owt either. Also it’s Corbyn.
My MP is fully engaged with constituents.
So having laws which the majority of the people of this country want isn't the best solution!...so it is democracy as long as it's not a democracy then?
So, your MP votes the way the majority of their constituents wish then or do they adhere to the party whip, which isn't democracy that's political party dictatorship, as I previously said.
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"I'd introduce a bill that makes it possible for local community groups to be given land for self-build homes that cannot sold for more than the living wage x 6 We definitely need to sort out housing. Pleased that the Homelessness Reduction Act is now live, but there were too many concessions to get it through still. And still much work to be done. Such great news. Hopefully councils will use the extra budget wisely. I think councils will need a huge amount of help in how to best advise and support especially where people are still not priority, but it will be interesting to see how they respond (and how other organisations work in unison) - the fact that there is an imperative to actually discuss someone’s situation and provide ideas is important in terms of customer service and helping people understand what the possibilities or lack of are, rather than just sending away if there’s no duty, but when there aren’t solutions out there still, it’s not going to solve issues per se. The increase from 28 to 56days for the period 'threatened with homelessness' is excellent." I suppose as with any new bill, it takes time to settle. It’s such a positive change though. | |||
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That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
"Thank you - it’ll fall on deaf ears. Doc just likes to goad me, not listen to sense.
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live?
There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you.
Oh and I’d already turned down half your proposal earlier on the thread, and I’ve been skipping repeats.
Can't say I can see that, just mmmmm!
Is it democracy without democracy then?
Someone else proposed return of capital punishment/death penalty. Fine, denied.
I was mmmm re the rest as I’m not convinced referendums are always the best solution. Not that I’m convinced many politicians know ‘owt either. Also it’s Corbyn.
My MP is fully engaged with constituents.
So having laws which the majority of the people of this country want isn't the best solution!...so it is democracy as long as it's not a democracy then?
So, your MP votes the way the majority of their constituents wish then or do they adhere to the party whip, which isn't democracy that's political party dictatorship, as I previously said.
We might as well not have a vote!
Yawn. You know I’m for democracy. Move on. "Used to think so but it seems that you only do as long as you agree what's proposed! That "yawn" speaks volumes! | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live?
There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you.
Oh and I’d already turned down half your proposal earlier on the thread, and I’ve been skipping repeats.
Can't say I can see that, just mmmmm!
Is it democracy without democracy then?
Someone else proposed return of capital punishment/death penalty. Fine, denied.
I was mmmm re the rest as I’m not convinced referendums are always the best solution. Not that I’m convinced many politicians know ‘owt either. Also it’s Corbyn.
My MP is fully engaged with constituents.
So having laws which the majority of the people of this country want isn't the best solution!...so it is democracy as long as it's not a democracy then?
So, your MP votes the way the majority of their constituents wish then or do they adhere to the party whip, which isn't democracy that's political party dictatorship, as I previously said.
We might as well not have a vote!
Yawn. You know I’m for democracy. Move on.
Used to think so but it seems that you only do as long as you agree what's proposed! That "yawn" speaks volumes!"Doc, you’ve taught me how you operate. I don’t debate with those that can’t. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be. Maybe we wouldn't have got dragged into the illegal Iraq war if we had this then or bring back capital punishment now.
Mmmmm.
That's the way our democracy is suppose to work, don't you agree then or do you believe in political party dictatorship with your and my MP having to vote the way Corban tells them to?
Mmmmmm.
I'll take you lack of comment as acceptance of my bill, fantastic! Anybody know where Albert Pierrepont's descendents live?
There was no lack of comment. Just a lack of wanting to discuss with you.
Oh and I’d already turned down half your proposal earlier on the thread, and I’ve been skipping repeats.
Can't say I can see that, just mmmmm!
Is it democracy without democracy then?
Someone else proposed return of capital punishment/death penalty. Fine, denied.
I was mmmm re the rest as I’m not convinced referendums are always the best solution. Not that I’m convinced many politicians know ‘owt either. Also it’s Corbyn.
My MP is fully engaged with constituents.
So having laws which the majority of the people of this country want isn't the best solution!...so it is democracy as long as it's not a democracy then?
So, your MP votes the way the majority of their constituents wish then or do they adhere to the party whip, which isn't democracy that's political party dictatorship, as I previously said.
We might as well not have a vote!
Yawn. You know I’m for democracy. Move on.
Used to think so but it seems that you only do as long as you agree what's proposed! That "yawn" speaks volumes!
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"Raise the natanal speed limit to 1 more suited to modern cars rather than when you needed a man with a flag and raise the amount of points before you get a ban. 12 point you can top up in a day. Should there be repeat testing on a whatever frequency basis? Yes I think there should anything could happen to somebody especially with eye sight. I passed my car test at 17 and it's valled till I'm 65. That's a lot of years for 1 silly test." Then I approve your bill with a frequent re-test element. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
"Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies. Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters. | |||
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"Raise the natanal speed limit to 1 more suited to modern cars rather than when you needed a man with a flag and raise the amount of points before you get a ban. 12 point you can top up in a day. Should there be repeat testing on a whatever frequency basis? Yes I think there should anything could happen to somebody especially with eye sight. I passed my car test at 17 and it's valled till I'm 65. That's a lot of years for 1 silly test. Then I approve your bill with a frequent re-test element. " I was 1s a fork lift instructor examiner and on them you have a retest every 3 years. Ok it's a rtitb recommendation but most company's do stick to it. I do think that's a little much but every 5 or 10 years I think would be a much better system.... | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters. "I pass a bill for better grammar. | |||
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"Raise the natanal speed limit to 1 more suited to modern cars rather than when you needed a man with a flag and raise the amount of points before you get a ban. 12 point you can top up in a day. Should there be repeat testing on a whatever frequency basis? Yes I think there should anything could happen to somebody especially with eye sight. I passed my car test at 17 and it's valled till I'm 65. That's a lot of years for 1 silly test. Then I approve your bill with a frequent re-test element. I was 1s a fork lift instructor examiner and on them you have a retest every 3 years. Ok it's a rtitb recommendation but most company's do stick to it. I do think that's a little much but every 5 or 10 years I think would be a much better system...." Agreed. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
I'd vote for that.
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
I'd vote for that.
And yet.
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
I'd vote for that.
And yet.
I'd probably wouldn't be allowed to, being just a mere constituent!
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"That you only get taxed on forty hours,any overtime to be tax free. You give your free time you should get the reward and not the government." What about those of us who dont get paid overtime and regularly have to work beyond our contracted hours for free? What sort of utopian paradise is this supposed to be? Orff wiv yer 'ead..... | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
I'd vote for that.
And yet.
I'd probably wouldn't be allowed to, being just a mere constituent!
Say again with correct grammar?
See, deep down we're all "fascists" on something! "I’m not bothered about grammar. Just know you are and was amused that you kept making typos. You can be fascist all on your own. | |||
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"That you only get taxed on forty hours,any overtime to be tax free. You give your free time you should get the reward and not the government. What about those of us who dont get paid overtime and regularly have to work beyond our contracted hours for free? What sort of utopian paradise is this supposed to be? Orff wiv yer 'ead..... " Umm. No heads are rolling. You’ll get paid for overtime. My utopia. | |||
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"Raise the natanal speed limit to 1 more suited to modern cars rather than when you needed a man with a flag and raise the amount of points before you get a ban. 12 point you can top up in a day. I know where youre coming from on this one. Although cars are much safer now and can stop much more quickly than 20 years ago, the human beings reaction time hasnt evolved to keep pace. " Hence you shouldn't only need to take 1 test for life. Some kind of reaction testing could be included with the test | |||
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"That you only get taxed on forty hours,any overtime to be tax free. You give your free time you should get the reward and not the government. What about those of us who dont get paid overtime and regularly have to work beyond our contracted hours for free? What sort of utopian paradise is this supposed to be? Orff wiv yer 'ead..... " Get a better frigging job. I refuse to do overtime even though I'd be well paid for it. | |||
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"Raise the natanal speed limit to 1 more suited to modern cars rather than when you needed a man with a flag and raise the amount of points before you get a ban. 12 point you can top up in a day. I know where youre coming from on this one. Although cars are much safer now and can stop much more quickly than 20 years ago, the human beings reaction time hasnt evolved to keep pace. Hence you shouldn't only need to take 1 test for life. Some kind of reaction testing could be included with the test" Agreed on this one. Re-testing every say, 5 years? Or do you think 10 would be better? | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
I'd vote for that.
And yet.
I'd probably wouldn't be allowed to, being just a mere constituent!
Say again with correct grammar?
See, deep down we're all "fascists" on something!
I’m not bothered about grammar. Just know you are and was amused that you kept making typos. You can be fascist all on your own. "My English and grammar is poor, failed both O-levels, and it doesn't bother me one bit, not like you and true democracy. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
I'd vote for that.
And yet.
I'd probably wouldn't be allowed to, being just a mere constituent!
Say again with correct grammar?
See, deep down we're all "fascists" on something!
I’m not bothered about grammar. Just know you are and was amused that you kept making typos. You can be fascist all on your own.
My English and grammar is poor, failed both O-levels, and it doesn't bother me one bit, not like you and true democracy. "You don’t really follow the points that were made do you?
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. " Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
I'd vote for that.
And yet.
I'd probably wouldn't be allowed to, being just a mere constituent!
Say again with correct grammar?
See, deep down we're all "fascists" on something!
I’m not bothered about grammar. Just know you are and was amused that you kept making typos. You can be fascist all on your own.
My English and grammar is poor, failed both O-levels, and it doesn't bother me one bit, not like you and true democracy.
You don’t really follow the points that were made do you?
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Spend it on something else then. You don't really own land/property anyway, you just look after it for the next generation. " How would you like me to spend my hard earned money then? What if i want to leave MY house to MY next generation? Its bollocks like that this that boils my piss. | |||
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"There should be either far more referendums or MPs should be forced to consult and vote the way the majority of their constituents want on issues, like our the way our parliamentary system is supposed to be.
That's too simplistic. We don't elect MPs just to be a straight proxy for our views. We elect them to bring their own experience, opinions, knowledge and judgement to the role.
If all they have to do is parrot what constituents say, what's the point of them?
On the main topic, given people want to bring back the death penalty even though it doesn't work as a deterrent and kills innocent people, I'd respond with a bill that makes it illegal to ever bring it back
And then something on housing. It should be illegal to own multiple properties and leave them empty.
Our democracy is that we elect one from among us to represent and be the voice of our constituencies.
Surely the collective majoritive opinion is far better one just one person's view? If that mean we end up with laws that some find unpalatable so be it, as long as they was a majority vote for those laws that's what matters.
I pass a bill for better grammar.
I'd vote for that.
And yet.
I'd probably wouldn't be allowed to, being just a mere constituent!
Say again with correct grammar?
See, deep down we're all "fascists" on something!
I’m not bothered about grammar. Just know you are and was amused that you kept making typos. You can be fascist all on your own.
My English and grammar is poor, failed both O-levels, and it doesn't bother me one bit, not like you and true democracy.
You don’t really follow the points that were made do you?
You're not very supportive, are you? "That’s your opinion. Are you asking for support? If so, on what? | |||
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. Oh what about us poor sods who are already heavily invested in property "Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things. Not so much of a utopia now is it..... | |||
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Spend it on something else then. You don't really own land/property anyway, you just look after it for the next generation. How would you like me to spend my hard earned money then? What if i want to leave MY house to MY next generation? Its bollocks like that this that boils my piss. "Hush now, it’s self interest versus communal support that boils mine. | |||
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. Oh what about us poor sods who are already heavily invested in property
Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. Oh what about us poor sods who are already heavily invested in property
Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
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Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
Fuck that. I'll sell them maybe but no fuckers taking them. "I’ve taken them already. | |||
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. Oh what about us poor sods who are already heavily invested in property
Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
Fuck that. I'll sell them maybe but no fuckers taking them.
I’ve taken them already. "You'd better be able to run fast young lady that's my pension your fucking with | |||
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Spend it on something else then. You don't really own land/property anyway, you just look after it for the next generation. How would you like me to spend my hard earned money then? What if i want to leave MY house to MY next generation? Its bollocks like that this that boils my piss.
Hush now, it’s self interest versus communal support that boils mine."Its self interest to want to invest and safeguard my future and the future of my family? I'm pretty sure I can have self interest AND serve the community at large in many other ways. | |||
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. Oh what about us poor sods who are already heavily invested in property
Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
"99%? Most people don't own property anyway, so it makes no difference to them. They either rent it off a landlord, the council or the bank, and most of those who rent it off the bank may own it once they retire, just in time to sell it to pay for their care in old age. So really, it would affect very few people | |||
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. Oh what about us poor sods who are already heavily invested in property
Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
Fuck that. I'll sell them maybe but no fuckers taking them.
I’ve taken them already.
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. Oh what about us poor sods who are already heavily invested in property
Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
99% of the working population own a house?!
Good god man."Maybe 99% was a tad exagerated. But Im sure you get my point.... | |||
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Spend it on something else then. You don't really own land/property anyway, you just look after it for the next generation. How would you like me to spend my hard earned money then? What if i want to leave MY house to MY next generation? Its bollocks like that this that boils my piss.
Hush now, it’s self interest versus communal support that boils mine.
Its self interest to want to invest and safeguard my future and the future of my family?
I'm pretty sure I can have self interest AND serve the community at large in many other ways.
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"Abolish private property, to be allocated on a "by need" basis. Rent to be means tested and payable to the state. So no-one is allowed to own their own property, do i understand your Bill correctly? Welcome to utopia. Everyone gets housed though, so what’s the issue? The issue is someone else deciding how I spend/invest my very hard earned cash. Invest in anything you want, there’s just not the option to invest in housing in my utopia. Jimi’s bill was passed for its greater good. Sorry that curbs your spending joy. Sorry, not sorry. Oh what about us poor sods who are already heavily invested in property
Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
Fuck that. I'll sell them maybe but no fuckers taking them.
I’ve taken them already.
You'd better be able to run fast young lady that's my pension your fucking with
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Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
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Good god man.
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Tough shit on 99% of the working population by the looks of things.
Not so much of a utopia now is it.....
99%? Most people don't own property anyway, so it makes no difference to them.
They either rent it off a landlord, the council or the bank, and most of those who rent it off the bank may own it once they retire, just in time to sell it to pay for their care in old age.
So really, it would affect very few people"A few? 40 houses in my street. 38 are privately owned. So, on that statistic, 98% FFS...................  | |||
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