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13 years ago @ Dizzy Thinks - Time to apply the Stal... · 0 replies · +2 points

"Right now we live in a democratic country."

And you lost the argument right there. We don't - our supreme government is one we cannot change and it resides in Brussels. We can remove in theory those that reside at Westminster but ultimately most laws come from somewhere else.

15 years ago @ http://www.catosays.bl... - And this week's piss-b... · 0 replies · +1 points

Marvelous the European Union isn't it?
http://eur-lex.europa.eu/LexUriServ/LexUriServ.do...

The reason for photo licenses.

15 years ago @ http://www.oldholborn.... - It takes a thief... · 5 replies · +11 points

The right to vote is not given at birth obviously. Children can't vote.

And it's not a human right. It is a privilege bestowed on those who pay taxes and abide by the law - essentially it's a contract with the state. If the state taxes you and makes laws then you should have a say in how that is done. However if, as Hirst has done, you breach that contract with the state by not living by the rules then you should forfeit that 'right' as part of the contract.

And my main point still stands. As a voter I cannot change via the ballot box this decision made by unaccountable European judges; this is a situation which you support.

15 years ago @ http://www.oldholborn.... - It takes a thief... · 9 replies · +9 points

So Old Holborn celebrates undemocratic unaccountable European judges to make judgments against the wishes of the British people? There was a very good reason why it's taken so long for this judgment to be 'actioned' because it was politically toxic - i.e. not popular with the voters.

Congratulations OH you've turned from a so-called libertarian into a defender of the state.

15 years ago @ And another thing... - Behold! The perfect ar... · 0 replies · +4 points

At least one normally pro-European colleague said to me last night that he was truly appalled by this interference in our jurisdiction. I agree.

Hilarious. Sorry Tom but what do you expect? If you vote for more powers to go to Europe then don't cry foul when things like this happen.

If you put fingers in a socket don't complain if you get an electric shock.

You, Labour, Cameron, Tories are selling us out.

15 years ago @ Dizzy Thinks - Dear Senator Robert Me... · 0 replies · +5 points

Well said Dizzy (and P.S. you're not a nobody; well only to Americans but they don't count.)

15 years ago @ And another thing... - Podcast: Two Men and a... · 0 replies · +1 points

Ah Press Gang, I loved that as a kid. When I tracked it down on DVD a few years ago, my wife enquired why I wanted to buy a children's show on DVD. After a couple of episodes she understood. "They made this for kids?" she said. Indeed. It put most other TV programmes at the time to shame.

15 years ago @ http://www.oldholborn.... - the Bonfire · 0 replies · +9 points

Food Standards Agency (its responsibilities have been much reduced)

That's because their role is being taken over by European Food Safety Authority.

15 years ago @ Dizzy Thinks - Gordon Cameron\'s Big ... · 0 replies · +1 points

You bastard Dizzy you've beat me to it :-) I've only just spotted this after my post
http://thefrogsalittlehot.blogspot.com/2010/07/pl...

Completely agree with your comments though

15 years ago @ Dizzy Thinks - Dammit, who\'d have th... · 1 reply · +1 points

"Meanwhile, in Britain everything has turned to ashes since the ConDems took power - we were bottom in the Eurovision..."

Oh God, a disaster, the country's gone to rack and ruin because we came last in Eurovision.

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