Parliamentary democracy [OT] (was Just Listen toJaney!)

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Mavreela wrote:

>

> >If you weren't planning to call an elected head of state a monarchy,

> >what were you calling him or her?

>

> Well I wasn't going to have one.

>

> Heck, who'd have thought that arguing for the status quo with regards to

> parliamentary democracy would seem to radical. I guess it's just like

> Oliver says, people just aren't thinking creatively enough for there to be

> any change, because they can only think in terms of existing forms of

> government.

>

> Michael

>

 

No, it's just that some people are thinking sensibly enough to realise

that such a setup would turn the Prime Minister into the de facto Head

of State.

 

--

Ian McDonald

 

http://www.mcdonald.me.uk/

[Guest guest]

>No, it's just that some people are thinking sensibly enough to realise

>that such a setup would turn the Prime Minister into the de facto Head

>of State.

 

I would like to be sensible too so beyond title please tell me what would

be different?

 

Michael

[Guest guest]

--- No system,state, monarchy, whatever so called controlling body is

in operation will work as long as the night-mareish animal slaughter

is excepted by people as ok.

Sp.

 

 

 

In , Mavreela <nec.lists@m...> wrote:

>

> >No, it's just that some people are thinking sensibly enough to

realise

> >that such a setup would turn the Prime Minister into the de facto

Head

> >of State.

>

> I would like to be sensible too so beyond title please tell me what

would

> be different?

>

> Michael

[Guest guest]

There is no head of state. Well, no more than a figurehead anyway.

Be it Tony or Lizzy, they are all muppets.

 

DPC

 

> No, it's just that some people are thinking sensibly enough to

realise

> that such a setup would turn the Prime Minister into the de facto

Head

> of State.

>

> --

> Ian McDonald

>

> http://www.mcdonald.me.uk/

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, " pctalking " <pctalking@h...> wrote:

> There is no head of state. Well, no more than a figurehead anyway.

> Be it Tony or Lizzy, they are all muppets.

>

> DPC

 

The muppets would do a better job. I'd vote for Miss piggy. She would

put an end to animal abuse

[Guest guest]

>The muppets would do a better job. I'd vote for Miss piggy. She would

>put an end to animal abuse

 

Try telling that to Kermit.

 

Michael

[Guest guest]

, Mavreela <nec.lists@m...> wrote:

>

> >The muppets would do a better job. I'd vote for Miss piggy. She

would

> >put an end to animal abuse

>

> Try telling that to Kermit.

>

> Michael

 

I'd forgotten how cruel she was to poor Kermit. I'll vote for him

instead. He has the added bonus of being green.

[Guest guest]

Hmm...d'ya tink so? I always considered Miss Piggy to be a bit of a narcissist, so I'm not sure that she'd be too concerned about others. I could be wrong. I'm a Grover fan, meself.

 

xxk@xx

 

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