Joshu
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Talking of people like that.
I have a strategy
At work there is a Socialist who think corbyn isnt left enough
Now as some context to what im about to say
My housemate is Romanian right, mate for a while and I invited him to stay with me. We work in the same office
We mate open jokes about socialism all the time etc. And seeing this dude unable to say anything because the guy from the ex socialist nation is doing it.
My god
Of course we sprinkle in some brexit.
The dude > Man that form must have been difficult, you know to get your IDR to stay after brexit
My mate > Actually it took 5 minutes online and came back in a week
The dude > Silence
Oh the irony
The sweet
Sweet nectar of irony
I guess the logic stands then? Remain clearly had no idea what they voted for
Not a huge surprize
however I had the case on in the background today
Lord Keen did a very good job
Near the end he dismantled the main reasoning
Which was the fact they said that MPs could recall themselves during a normal recess
(Which the prorogation straddles)
Since the actual sitting days lost was only 7
Keen explained that it was false to state they could recall themselves as it actually requires the executive first to recall them, and then for the speaker of the house to approve it "Only if it is in the national interest"
I will see if I can find the VOD of it
Full Afternoon session
Watch from 1:38:00 for what i explain
more like 1:39:00 actually
Inner house = Court of session, so the scottish case
So in essence, the Scottish case of an extraordinary prorogation length was built on the false fact that they thought parliament could recall itself from the recess which the prorogation straddles. (The BBC etc coverage doesn't even touch this)
we are having the US's problems
Just in a very british way
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MdytusXDozM This Jeff guy is pretty good
The bit at the end of the video is very very interesting
Listening to the afternoon session
The traitor side is basically just trying to compliment the court to victory
No actual statements of fact or anything yet
Compared with the morning session, which was devoid of emotion and was just solid facts
Now he is arguing that Scots law is somehow a higher standard than English high court
So therefore they should accept their decision
This is literally just poetry and emotion
He is bringing up fucking macbeth
He isn't making any points other than asking the court to rule with the Scots inner circle
Because of the fact they are the supreme Court and diversity
Yeah
He just tried to prove precedent
And lady hale disagreed and he had no real response to that
Tried to prove prorogative power was justicable with a single case
That could also be defined as a case that dealt with common law
He is essentially arguing against all forms of prorogation at this point.
His argument hinges on the court having to decide what a reasonable prorogation is
He is essentially directly calling on the court to become politically charged
Kek
Now his argument is that boris outsmarted them
You need a balance
If you have total control you get stalin
If you have total free morket you have watergate but much worse.
As with most things
Balance is key
How you balance it
Depends on the leaning of the government in power
And the voters ofc
However balance around the centre is usually very stable
Ofc it's never perfectly centre
And what once they go away we all get in big circles and sing kumbyahh?
Or do the big eat the small until there is no competition
Since competition makes life hard
One is accountable and one isn't. However you are using extremes
You are saying free market is preferable to socialism or authoritarianism
You arnt arguing for free market over a mixed economy.
I was saying "or" to include more types of auth
So lord
Watching this shit
So much emotional arguments still
So much political points
So much inference without evidence
Even the judges arnt buying it
At least less than the morning session
Less questions
More disagreements
Etc
I'm about 25 mins behind
Since I'm at work so have to pause sometimes
Not a surprise
He didn't have one anyway
Not since april
I mean Keen yesterday blew this guy out of the water
He has already addressed his points
He's been in for ages
They need a new leader anyway
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Typical redefinition to invoke an emotional reaction
Much easier to feel compassion for a "victim of the immigration system"
Than illegal immigrant
Technically parliament isn't the government
The government is boris and his party.
It's a notable definition right now
Since the government and the people are opposed to parliament
It isn't people vs government
Federal monarchy
Heard of Canada
Or austrailia
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