Why is it so incredibly unorderly?
Why is it so incredibly unorderly?
Austin Adams
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Nathan Cook
Tradition.
Jackson Ward
Well it sure was entertaining.
Adrian Nelson
fpbp
op btfo
Logan Clark
redpilled as f
Charles Cooper
>it's bad because we've always been bad
Yes I am indeed on suicide watch
Ian Robinson
>bad
nothing wrong with it
Kevin Torres
Too wurld wors aend wun wurld cap!
Luke Ramirez
Just aristocrats being aristocrats.
Nathaniel Scott
ORDAH
Samuel Campbell
Luis Turner
This
Gavin Clark
Prime Minister's Question Time is essentially shitposting between the PM and the opposition leader for the first 15ish minutes, after that, it calms down with members questions to the PM.
Thomas Davis
is that the burden of tradition?
Christian Long
lmfao not today it didnt
Asher Morgan
This but unironically. It's tradition, but it went full retard. For example, you know why British MP's growl like a bunch of gremlins, hoot and holler et cetera?
Way back when Britain was civilized, applauding after someone made a good point was deemed disruptive. Instead it was tradition to exclaim "hear hear!", which was basically shorthand to "listen to what this man just said, it was a solid argument!". This was before political parties existed (Whigs and Tories were at best loose coalitions of individual members), so you'd only have a few guys shouting "hear hear!" at a time and they'd generally shut up after that.
Over time, as more and more chavs (the British that British media doesn't want you to know are the majority) found their way into parliament, "hear hear" devolved to "ear ear", which is basically shorthand for "oi bruv, u 'eard what this 'ere cunt said? Bloody good argument, and if you fink otherwise I'll knock ye on the gabbah I swer on me mum!". But the mongrelization of England wasn't complete, so eave "ear ear" devolved into some gremlin-esque grunting. Combine this with strengthening parties and party doctrines, and you basically have:
>PM says something
>ENTIRE government party growls
>Opposition leader says something
>ENTIRE opposition growls
It is tradition, but in the sense that a decaying house keeps the solid gold doorknobs polished because of tradition. Doesn't change the fact that they're stuck to a rotting shack.
Samuel Lee
>British MPs don't even get a desk
Nathaniel Ward
AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Do they laugh at wogs and nigger pms too like umuna chuka?
Why don't they get rid of the "hate speech/harassment" laws if they get to do it
Anthony Nelson
Interesting alternative history.
Wyatt Bailey
At least it was fun to watch you almost fall asleep when you try to watch the German stuff
Carson Hughes
Wasn't worth the (You) he tapped all that out to get, either. You're just as bad.
Aiden Kelly
Yeah, imagine politicians actually trying to discuss stuff rather than trying to come up with clever one-liners that sound good in three minute soundbites on youtube or the evening news. That'd just be dreadful.
Aaron Davis
Where can I watch todays parliament?
could only find this youtube.com
Michael Hughes
The idea here is to keep a small country like environment. Unlike the US where it’s humongous rather spaced out so it gives the impression there is no fraternizing. It becomes disorderly when reps get grants and too much organized crime is involved.
Easton Collins
>The idea here is to keep a small country like environment.
>Commons has 650 seats
>Senate has 100 seats
Brayden Cruz
And why is yours so fucking ugly
Thomas Edwards
Germany's isn't exactly the prettiest though. It makes sense that it looks so modern; Germany has no tradition of democracy. Or any form of government that isn't "BIG MAN STRONK".
Lucas Cook
You've clearly not understand what he posted. He never mentioned numbers.
Dominic Hernandez
Cameron couldve been great
Jackson Howard
Yeah, but he was a spineless coward who struggled to command control over his MPs.
Angel Nguyen
*ahem*
FUCK EU!
hear hear hear hear
Brayden Garcia
it's prettier than serbian one at least
Tyler Thompson
DO DA DO DA
Luis Green
this
british have always been like a bunch of hens, just look at any Monty Python skit
Joshua Ramirez
>Germany: cold, sterile, monotone, modern, characterless
>Serbia: warm, historical, charactered, historical
Josiah Murphy
yes i said historical twice ok?
Thomas Taylor
It's too small, tbqh. Maybe the MP's would act more civilized if they had a bit of personal space.
Dylan Perez
looks like Portugal
Samuel Ramirez
Alexander White
>tfw ours looks like a fucking community collage lecture hall
Mason Rodriguez
If your parliament has desks you're basically not a country
Juan Campbell
He was having a rumble in the local carpark with 100 Cornish separatists.
Jacob Young
>he fell for the modern architecture meme
Cooper Perez
>tfw boring parliament chamber
Brandon Jones
>tfw even more boring parliament chamber
Zachary Sanchez
You need some grandeur in your national monuments
It’s about the shadow you cast
Lincoln Perez
Unfortunately they had to rebuild a load of shit when we switched to a one chamber system in the 70s.
This is how the second chamber looked.
Kevin Johnson
Extremely based post
Parker Ramirez
That's pretty kino with the bird and all. A true pleb filter.
Gavin Torres
Based meneer
Connor Foster
the right honorable gentleman is correct
Ethan Ward
lmao, none is blander than ours
Leethuania nahmber 1
Charles Phillips
I sort of appreciate ministers being held to account in such a manner.
Noah Bailey
I'm so fucking jealous right now holy fuck.
Nolan Brooks
Autistic freak
Leo Flores
disgusting modernism
Parker Gray
why do you need so many seats?
each member would be representing less than a million people each
Jordan Kelly
calm down Raj
Kevin Young
Jesus Christ it's beautiful
Dominic Wood
Norf vs Souff
Logan Parker
Damn, that looks like it might as well be a theater.
Jace Hernandez
Its functional and comfy. And I appreciate it a lot more after seeing some of the monstrosities in this thread
Jaxson Campbell
Paki twat
Joseph Watson
UK commons looks comfy and cool
Oliver Flores
why are they so crammed?
Sebastian Flores
heart of Dutch politics since 1796
Landon Sanders
Senate and home to the province of (South-)Holland
Nicholas Brooks
Okay, you won this thread.