thats because it is

Remain majority, yet you're pushing for a policy a majority of people do not want

Undemocratic much?

https://jacobinmag.com/2019/05/european-union-parliament-elections-antidemocratic

Jacobinmag?

the guardian doesnt count

as a source

buddy

Then neither does that one

i know you love the guardian

Sorry love.

xD

Sorry, that source doesn't count

Same reason you don't like the Guardian

Anything related to Ash Sarkar and Owen Jones

A reminder. That the EU has no way for any elected representative to put forward legislation.

is...

not a source

that too

Eh, they can recommend legislation, but really it doesn't matter @Shai'tan

It does if the body wants to pass laws in the first place

If a majority of them pool and recommend it, then it will get created and passed to them

the commission isnt democratically elected

So?

That's an assumption. Not a guarantee

its elected by the heads of states

The 'commission' is the civil service of the EU. The civil service in the UK aren't elected, I don't see you complaining about them

In my country is is assumed the queen will give royal assent to our laws. That is also not a garente.

Garente

you mean guarantee?

*guarantee

I have work to do

for now ill just go afk

Where are you from? @Shai'tan

Canada. As part of the commonwealth agreement and the separation from the British Empire. The queen remains our head of state symbolicly, and has someone appointed In our government to give her royal assent to any law we attempt to pass.

You have a queens representitive to do that now don't you?

I can't remember their title

Canada, home of the cuck Prime Minister

O>O

Governor general. If I recall. And if at any time she used her power she would find herself out of a job I assume. But the mere existance the position does cheapen the democracy of Canada. Not to mention the bloody first past the post system.

That sounds about right