What is it?

a mistake

Fixed terms parliament act

Woah wtf is this connection

Took ages for that to post

should be like if 66% of representatives vote, a majority passes the motion or some shit

what was the vote for again?

as in what did a yes mean

they will get tried for treason after next ge <:pepelaugh:544857300179877898>

yes means they wanted a general election

so doesnt that mean they just voted for a general election?

if it was 300 to 40...

seems like this fix terms act really just exists to protect the people in office

A early general election @Lucienne d'Anwyl

they failed to vote for it haha

as expected

this causes me physical pain

how does this make sense

a fucking

People abstained. There's 650 seats in parliament @Lucienne d'Anwyl

4/5ths majority

FTPA was just a tool for the Lib Dems to cling to power in the coalition

oh

why

exactly

why would they abstain

corbyn is actually spitting

😂

thats retarded

it is a socialist communist party power move

yes corbyn you're a disgrace

So they can say they didn't vote against it @Lucienne d'Anwyl

They didn't vote for it, nor against it. @Lucienne d'Anwyl

Political coverage / face.

That's why.

Makes sense

makes sense if youre an english masterrace

A politically correct *No*

So the fuck what if someone loses votes

and cant take an ounce of reposnsibility

Shut down democracy?