We would never do that to our good British friends<:smugon:512048583806025739>

we swear

hehehe

Unless parliament has stated otherwise, subsection 2 does not apply

@Weez but as I said before, what would happen if the EU offered up a meme and the traitors let it through?

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7433239/Labours-Stop-Boris-deal-SNP-push-General-Election-NOVEMBER.html

Doesn't have the queen some special powers?

Yes

So, as a last straw, Boris could go to her and beg her to stop all this madness...?

Yep

Ya thank he'll do it?

Nope

Why so?

well, even if you agree to a meme extension. Britain could always say: F you, and just ignore the deal if she no longer likes it

Refusing royal ascent hasn't happened since like 1917

need breaks tradition

Technically there's no need.

I thought it was 1703, but yes

So, it's been a while. That's the whole point?

The Queen is supposed to be apolitical

Which this would also break

Tradition and custom carry the force of semi-law

breaking them is not illegal per se, but still a big no

The parliament is supposed to be a representative of the people. And yet, they do everything to halt the will of the majority.

meh, parliament reflects the make up of 3 years ago

Something that can be fixed with a GE

Which parliament will allow

Most of the traditions have been ignored so whats wrong with one more

AFTER the extension.

When the No-deal option is sweeped away and Britain is chained to the EU for even longer.

If Parliament was refusing a GE at all, then I could understand her stepping in

At this moment, probably not

No deal cannot be swept away @Aquila Fiacra

doesnt fixed parliament act prevent stuff like that weez?

Didn't the house of lords just pass a bill about that?

Fixed term parliament act requires a 2 / 3 MP majority to call a general election

oof

So MPs can hold the government to ransom

By NOT voting / supporting the 2 / 3 majority needed

that... is an intresting way of doing things

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