The death of British Democracy thread.
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What happened to the bad teeth jokes?
#theworldhasgonetocrap
Mmmm... crumbly pastries. 
Do ants have teeth?
Good time to visit GB and Euroland!
Or buy a nice British bike frame, not that there are many 'nice' ones.
Ski the Dolomites!
Holy smokes. 1 dollar to 1.01 euro right now.
I wonder how much vacation time I have.
I almost bought a really expensive helmet from a uk ebay site a few days ago. It's pretty much already recovered.
dayum
I can't find a single thing wrong with that. So very solid.
Also, this seemed like a good rant on a totally only UK and definitely not anywhere else thing
Agreed.
and she's gone
How many Mooches is that?
it's almost like there has been a years-long global effort to destabilize powerful countries from the inside.
How does the UK gubmit really work? I heard this morning Liz Truss was installed by the Conservative party, even though she had the support of >1% of the voting population.
How does the UK gubmit really work? I heard this morning Liz Truss was installed by the Conservative party, even though she had the support of >1% of the voting population.
It's a parliamentary instead of a presidential system, so the majority party can decide on a prime minister, even a deeply unpopular one, without asking the voting public. And while that will appear weird and undemocratic especially from an American perspective, at least in Britain you can dump a prime minister when she becomes too embarrassing even for an utter shitshow like the Tories. Whereas in America you have a nutjob as president locked in for four years and his party will be subservient and radicalize along with him.
What he said^^.
Closest equivalent in the USA would be ignore the president poition and it would be the majority party leader in the house who would be in charge.
edit: and General Elections when the MP's are elected aren't on a rigid fixed cycle. They have a maximum term of 5 years, but can occur anytime within that window if the party in charge decides to call one.
Closest equivalent in the USA would be ignore the president poition and it would be the majority party leader in the house who would be in charge.
edit: and General Elections when the MP's are elected aren't on a rigid fixed cycle. They have a maximum term of 5 years, but can occur anytime within that window if the party in charge decides to call one.
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Let's revisit this, as the recent Nikon small world contest has shed light on.
Yes, yes they do have teeth, and it's God damn terrifying.
Parliamentarians for hire.
Quite an informative wee video in this Mastodon post.
mastodon.scot
Quite an informative wee video in this Mastodon post.
Malcolm Tucker (@TuckersLaw@mastodon.scot)
Attached: 1 video Look at them, trying to contain their excitement like little boys who’ve found a stash of porn and are desperately trying not to let their mates know they’ve never seen tits before.
such amateursParliamentarians for hire.
Quite an informative wee video in this Mastodon post.
Malcolm Tucker (@TuckersLaw@mastodon.scot)
Attached: 1 video Look at them, trying to contain their excitement like little boys who’ve found a stash of porn and are desperately trying not to let their mates know they’ve never seen tits before.
not even illegal
here it is and it happens, we're much bigger assholes
God damn. 
you should be aware of this person and the work she does, if you're notGod damn.
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Good times when she had a segment on Charlie Brooker's show along with Doug Stanhope, when the culture war wasn't quite as hot and I wasn't middle aged and bitter.you should be aware of this person and the work she does, if you're not
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Alas not, that looks like the Royal Crescent in Bath, which is probably ~120 miles from London.ROLF! site of King Charles coronation tomorrow.
Vive La Republique!
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seems legitAlas not, that looks like the Royal Crescent in Bath, which is probably ~120 miles from London.
Vive La Republique!