Message from @MikuChan
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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
thats another issue with fptp
it elected a majority remain government, in a country that voted leave. because the MPs even if they come from a leave area act like partisan hacks
instead of representing their constituency
Would the United States of Europe be governed like the Holy Roman Empire?
more USSR
xd
That shows the change in British views on the Brexit referendum
A majority support remain now.
no it doesnt...
If you want to look at the 2017 GE, you will see that remain parties gained MORE votes than leave ones.
We had a party( not one i like mind you) get 15%of the votes and 5% of seats
look at the numbers polled
@MikuChan Yes and No. We don't mind Sion to be the capital for the Cosmocratic State.
holy fuck...
thats pitiful
100 people or less
xD
Go look at them all
Also here:
You can see that remain parties gained MORE votes than leave ones.