and reaffirm, and fight for their rights afforded to them

less the extremes bastardise it

> Boris Johnson heaped praise on Priti Patel at PMQs today despite fresh claims she bullied civil servants.
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> Ms Patel was seated next to Mr Johnson for PMQs as he voiced 'confidence' in her and said she is doing an 'outstanding job'.
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> Challenged by Jeremy Corbyn on the issues, Mr Johnson said it was right that complaints were being looked at by the Cabinet Office.
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> But he added: 'I am sticking by her.'

call me a fool, but i am of the opinion that a constitution based on the US constitution is a damn good idea in any country

you're a fool

it's a nice idea

i wish it worked

It's impossible to impose on Westminster

is it though? we havent tried yet have we

You can't just slap a consitution on the UK and go 'job done'

yes, we have, look around the world

there are plenty of constitutions

example please?

of a constitution?

Why cant you

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of one of the "plenty around the world" yes

Just get rid of all contradictory laws procedures

the states

You can't bind future parliaments
You can revoke any law passed by the HoP
You can revoke any referendum
You can get rid of any rule in place
You can get rid of any checking powers against HoP

Supremecy of Parl

yes i already mentioned the states, you seem to be implying that there are other, failed constitutions in existence

Human rights laws are basically a constitution

I implied no such thing

please provide an example

not you jack

bruh

Just make them not shit

@notaglobe

constitutions aren't worth the paper they're written on

why not eccles?

you don't get to dictate what I do and do not do

How much does even get revoked in the UK?

I think you misunderstand the format

because they're unenforcable

@Hopix ECHR rules could be revoked tomorrow if they wanted

i said there was, you said no and asked for one, i said the states,

you said there were "plenty"

i would like to hear about them

of people attempting contitutions

Ironically those asking for a constitution are usually those who hate the supreme court