With any luck this overreach will destroy the EU

I personally think Europe's doomed to be a perpetual powder keg

@Reaps https://youtu.be/_0ByW2d4C0A

The problem with the UK is that the politicians always try to solve secondary issues rather than the root cause of the problem. So we are in this perpetual situation of people basically putting band aids on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gofvIQ6f4tE

I think the root problem with the UK is its monarchism, a problem intensified by its lack of written constitution

yeah, oldie but a goodie
does he still upload?

actually, last I heard, he got booked for something, ironically enough

@RMS_Gigantic nope, watch the vid

A lot of these secondary "solutions" wouldn't even be legal with something comparable to a Bill of Rights

The problem with politicians is that far too many people have a naive faith in them

a bill of rights that can't simply be undone with a later contradicting law and some "Common Law" interpretation aswith the Communications Act of 2003

@RMS_Gigantic You obviously didn't understand what Douglas said

I agree with Douglas, I just think there's an even deeper and more fundamental problem with the British legal system

@RMS_Gigantic the problem is the politicians, that don't serve the people and we are a small number that support others.

politicians who don't swear allegiance to their citizens or British law

but instead personally swear allegiance to the British monarch

That isn't the problem. That is naive

You just said that the politicians don't serve the people

That's because they're not supposed to

They don't serve the monarch either

Yes, they do

no

```I, (Insert full name), do swear that I will be faithful and bear true allegiance to Her Majesty Queen Victoria, her heirs and successors, according to law. So help me God.```

Do you think they honour that ?

They don't

The PM certainly does when meeting with the monarch personally every week

gay

@RMS_Gigantic do they meet every week, because I don't think it is that often

they meet when they get sworn in

```The British Prime Minister has a weekly audience with Elizabeth II, usually every Wednesday, during parliamentary time at Buckingham Palace.```

Weekly

Hmmmm

I wonder how much it is observed

because I know Theresa May and David Cameron were slamming corbyn on a wednesday

Looks like they make time after the meeting, because here's David Cameron confirming their weekly nature: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2710855/My-weekly-chats-Queen-help-clear-head-says-Cameron-s-not-sure-gets-it.html

Umm surprising

still doesn't mean anything

The Queen, in turn, only swore an oath to defend the Church of England, if I recall correctly

Do you honestly think any sort of Real Politik works this way?