British """politicians"""

BUMS AGAINST THE WALL LADS THERE'S A POOF IN TOWN

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Av two words to seh to tha'; SHITE!

This, honestly.

Corbyn always gets BTFO'd in parliament nothing new here

Constantly having to argue with parliament/ the cabinet seems like a dumb way to run a government. I wonder if Macron has had to put up with all the whining that May has.

Nigger

No argument there.

brits has been complaining about their own parliamentary debates since the 17th century
when you become an mp you know what is expected

even thatcher had to put up with this and she had terrific returns on the verge of being outright rude
you just have to put your foot down in there and the brits will gobble it up

what's dumb about it? some tossers might mess it up a few times but an open forum to debate in is generally pretty respectable.

also PMQs generally aren't representative of how it is most of the time
it's heavily televised and viewed so it mostly consists of point scoring since they see it as their opportunity to undermine the opposition

Did het get to finish his sentence because I was eager hearing what he had to say?

Why doesn't the Speaker demand silence? Isn't that why he's there, to moderate the debate?
This is ridiculous.

It's dumb that any decision the government takes has to involve a debate in the parliament, she wasn't invading Syria, just bombed some buildings. Since she skipped the debate now you have to have all this bitching going on. The executive spends more time bickering than making decisions.

The way Australia does it is funny, the speaker is constantly telling people to get out.

She didn't skip a debate, one was never required in the first place. That's just shitflinging from the opposition.

>It's dumb that any decision the government takes has to involve a debate in the parliament, she wasn't invading Syria, just bombed some buildings.
Are you retarded?

>taking military action, possibly resulting in civilian loss of life, shouldn't require some backing up beforehand
as expected of the flag that even refused to show the evidence of the chem attacks until after the retaliation had been carried out.

How many people died in the bombings? They weren't firebombing Damascus
You're Canadian? You might have the most worthless parliament in the commonwealth

National assemblies in democratic asian countries might be worse

but I just don't know why the speaker didn't warn them to be quiet

Both of your replies are irrelevant. I hope you're a proxyfag.

Enjoy your pointless debates about maple tariffs.

Do Anglos really pronounce Brussels as it's written?

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How else would we say it?

We pronounce it Brissel, I always assumed it's how you originally pronounce it because it sounds French while "Brah-sells" doesn't

>"Brah-sells" doesn't

It's more like 'bruh-sells', brah.

We don't consider french pronunciation unless it's explicity a french word like memoir.

It's "Bruxelles" in French.

Trudeau's elbow incident will always be the most ridiculous parlimentary bullshit scene.

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It's a very old and traditional part of the British parliament, a bit hard to explain without getting into the specifics. Our civil service handles the actual governing anyway, Parliament is just for the records. You have to remember that Britain never underwent one big transformation or revolution, we never had a constitution written and modern system put in place. It was a transition. There's all sorts of strange traditions, customs and rules. Relics from earlier times.

>amerifats call a fillet a fillay

>British democracy

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