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Spangly A posted:nothing happened because officially the prorogation never happened, it was removed from the records after the supreme court said the government could either go back to work or Labour would be in charge of the country and passing whatever bills they wanted to, completely unopposed. If the same thing happened here it would be the government overruling scottish parliament and the courts saying "no you arent" and the government pretending they didn't even try it. Which is probably exactly what will happen the system works!
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Thinking about it there would be no better way for the UK to fall apart than with a needless battle against trans rights.
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Spangly A posted:The Scottish exec is the administrator of the majority of parliamentary authority, and the only body that gets a say on the matter, according to Westminster itself. westminster can simply say 'nah, what we said about who has that authority doesn't matter now that the evil trans people are involved' Cao Ni Ma posted:Thinking about it there would be no better way for the UK to fall apart than with a needless battle against trans rights. inshallah, the scottish people will free themselves from the madness
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atelier morgan posted:westminster can simply say 'nah, what we said about who has that authority doesn't matter now that the evil trans people are involved' Literally yes, the act granting Scotland its parliament has this clause quote:Power to intervene in certain cases. They make up some poo poo about accessing women only spaces or cross-border services and it's off to the races.
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Cao Ni Ma posted:Thinking about it there would be no better way for the UK to fall apart than with a needless battle against trans rights. The first country to collapse from being terminally online
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poo poo wrong thread
gonadic io has issued a correction as of 00:22 on Jan 16, 2023 |
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namesake posted:Literally yes, the act granting Scotland its parliament has this clause LOL owned. Very embarrassing for Scotland
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bought and sold for English gold
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The origin story of Scottish subjugation is also pretty funny, the Scottish ruling class basically sold the country to England to pay off their debts from failing to do an imperialism by building a colony without access to drinking water Maybe this isn't accurate but it is funny so it's true
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It's fairly accurate, Scottish elites were bigger on the whole UK project than the English. It wasn't popular among the population as a whole.
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liquefied mud is a euphemism
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I thought all mud was liquified Otherwise it's just dirt right
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That's not mud
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Anyone heard from Cumshitter lately?
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the uk is shilling and farthing over there
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https://twitter.com/BBCBreaking/status/1614946482544644098 First accused in 2001, work nickname was bastard Dave gonadic io has issued a correction as of 13:31 on Jan 16, 2023 |
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quote:A senior officer said his offending was "unprecedented in policing".  quote:Assistant Commissioner Barbara Gray, the Met's lead for professionalism, said: "We should have spotted his pattern of abusive behaviour and because we didn't, we missed opportunities to remove him from the organisation." it sounds like there was a place for a very long time. How strange
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drat institutional corruption in the met, who would have even imagined.
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it’s not just our coastline which is turning into a brown slurry
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This is actually genious, they're making the entire country into a spawning ground for the famous disgusting british eel, upon whom the majority of their economy is reliant on.
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keep punching joe posted:It's fairly accurate, Scottish elites were bigger on the whole UK project than the English. It wasn't popular among the population as a whole. Imperialism is funny like this. Scotland wants to break away and have say over own future - British Gov "No, your ancestors made agreements which are clearly iron clad, you have to abide by decisions made hundreds of years ago" India/Caribbean/Kenya etc wants reparations for awful abuses sustained over decades under British rule - British Gov "You can't blame us for things which happened before our time"
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Communist Thoughts posted:The origin story of Scottish subjugation is also pretty funny, the Scottish ruling class basically sold the country to England to pay off their debts from failing to do an imperialism by building a colony without access to drinking water I think they had water as there was a river close to the settlement. But they also were totally unprepared for malaria. 10 deaths a day at one point, for a colony of 1500 at its peak lol. The actual funny part is that when they abandoned the first attempt the English refused to allow the ship to stop in Jamaica on the urging of the King of Scotland lol "The Company of Scotland was backed by approximately 20% of all the money circulating in Scotland" lol some sources sat it could be as much as 40%. It's hilarious Scotland is wedded to this fetid union because a bunch of nobles & booj bankrupted themselves & the country. I can't find how small the electorate was for Scottish Parliament seats. 100 years after Union the turnout for the Inverness-shire seat was 32 though so I can't imagine it being much more than 100 voters in 1702
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What about all the cops that aren't raping people? Why do we never hear about them?
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prestige mystery about a brilliant, handsome detective solving the murder of the week, while struggling with his addiction to sex crimes
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Dexter Fletcher as a sex abuser cop who hunts down and rapes other rapist cops.
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what's going on with all the raw sewage everywhere? were there sewage barons just itching to dump raw sewage everywhere but they were foiled by those blasted EU rules all those years?
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I've checked, it's not my posts
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turn on your monitor
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spankmeister posted:what's going on with all the raw sewage everywhere? were there sewage barons just itching to dump raw sewage everywhere but they were foiled by those blasted EU rules all those years? pretty much yeah
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Private Speech posted:pretty much yeah I think there were also some import troubles, but since they got away with it they don't bother anymore.
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spankmeister posted:what's going on with all the raw sewage everywhere? were there sewage barons just itching to dump raw sewage everywhere but they were foiled by those blasted EU rules all those years?
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spankmeister posted:what's going on with all the raw sewage everywhere? were there sewage barons just itching to dump raw sewage everywhere but they were foiled by those blasted EU rules all those years? it saves a rich person some money, op
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Private Speech posted:a thousand bad apples i can't believe the bunch spoiled when there were bad apples in it
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mark immune posted:going by US stats, that means the Met (?) has like 2500 officers, right? That's officers and staff, of which it has about 43 thousand, so clearly there are many more yet to discover.
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