Should we ban pubs from having car parks? Since the exhaust fumes are quite toxic.
No, but we should ban the sale of new ICE cars (and in so doing begin a complete phase out) for those reasons and because they’re damaging to the wider environment.
Oh, look we are.
must be a bit difficult to teach critical thinking in religious schools.
Which is why all religious schools should be banned.
Eye watering fines for the company (say 25% of global turnover) and the ceo’s of said companies should be held personally liable and receive eye watering fines (25% of net worth). Would help plug the hole in the budget the Tories left too.
The police should get their house in order then they might actually be able to do something.
Plus, having a bag is fucking revolutionary. I used to empty a cyclone type vac pretty much every time I used it, complete with clouds of dust. Henry every few months I have to take the bag out and pop in a new one. No mess, no fuss. Plus, the bags have filters in them, so no having to clean the filters under the tap (again getting dusty) and wait a couple of days for them to dry.
They also had to russle up a lot of candidates and hope to hell that no dirt was dragged up about them because there wasn’t time to vet them.
You need to have people to nominate the candidate
10 per candidate. However, they could easily have just been given the name and told that’s who they were nominating.
to be handed in by either the election agent or the candidate themselves.
Unlike voting don’t need to present ID to be a candidate. So a couple of people could have made their way around presenting papers.
That’s a shame. I was hoping for jail time for the leadership.
What would be the legal consequences for reform and their leadership if it is found that they have done this?
The article says that’s what reform is claiming they were.
The concern is that they were not even that. If they’ve just put names down without actually finding a real people to go behind them then it’s open and shut electoral fraud.
Two easy fixes, random orders on the ballots. Or the top option is always “None of the below”.
I think this election proves we need two major changes:
PR so everyone is equally represented whether we like them or not.
Australian style mandatory voting. My betting is that a lot of people who would have voted labour this election stayed home because of how much the media showed it was on the bag for labour.
Which Corbin would still have managed to fuck up.
We really need to be able trigger by-elections for nonperformance, he’s still an MP after all. Fall below minimum attendance at the commons and can’t prove it’s because you’re doing constituency work and a recall petition should be triggered.
Then you end up with Boris, Truss, Sunaak in a single parliament and then wondering why your party is seen as being incapable of selecting anyone decent and then a crushing electoral defeat.
If it makes you feel better I’d have loved to vote lib dem, but had to hold my nose to vote labour.
I think it’s important to note that the primary reason the conservative party has had many of their seats in the past is because the left/socially progressive vote was split between labour, lib Dems and the greens.
For me I’d say the one-nation part of the conservative party.
And socially progressive parties got 56% of the vote. But that’s split between about 4 parties.
Luckily the exit poll was wrong. Still worrying that they got 4 seats.
Hopefully if Frog Face does try his takeover the Tories will split, and the ones that aren’t racist, climate change denier economically incompetent idiots will either form their own party or join the lib Dems.
I don’t get it.
If you’re an immigrant who’s already made it to the EU,why would you want to go to England in the first place?As a Brit, that’s better.
Jokes aside, here’s a couple of reasons I can think off the top of my head.
English is really common for people to speak as a second language. More likely to be drawn to a country where they have some chance of being able to communicate.
they may have friends or family already here (maybe who’ve chosen the UK due to point 1). People are far more likely to go somewhere where they already know people.