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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Sir Christopher chope, shouted out "object" when title read out cos he doesn't like private member bill.
Petty little arsehole. And a 'sir' too., I'd love to know what planet these fuckers live on.
A tory shite aswell! The tosser!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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They can If it’s not been debated. I guess it’s meant to be a way of preventing things becoming law by stealth .... but obviously causes outrage when it’s a sensitive subject. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"They can If it’s not been debated. I guess it’s meant to be a way of preventing things becoming law by stealth .... but obviously causes outrage when it’s a sensitive subject. "
His objection to private bills was mentioned, however in this case he was being plainly thoughtless! It had huge support yet this clever arse demonstrated what a tosser he is. Plenty other bills he could block in protest.. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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Christopher Chope objected on a point of principle, in that the Bill had not been debated. He does this on a regular basis, and is renowned for attending the normally quiet Friday afternoon Commons session, when the Private Member's Bills are usually waved through.
There was no need for him to do this. This Bill will go through after a short debate on July 6th, and all he's done is both delay it and show his Party in a poor light.
I'm sure that the women voters of Christchurch may not be as forgiving as some. |
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Finally it is now a law in England & Wales!
Chope (Tory MP who delayed it) is also a rabid Brexiteer by the way!! I am not conflating the two, just pointing out his unreconstructed nature - he is not in touch with the majority of the population, thank god. But he won’t be forgiven for this delay. |
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"Christopher Chope objected on a point of principle, in that the Bill had not been debated. He does this on a regular basis, and is renowned for attending the normally quiet Friday afternoon Commons session, when the Private Member's Bills are usually waved through.
There was no need for him to do this. This Bill will go through after a short debate on July 6th, and all he's done is both delay it and show his Party in a poor light.
I'm sure that the women voters of Christchurch may not be as forgiving as some."
Funny how that principle does not apply when the private members bill is proposed by one of his mates or favours the rich and powerful.
Just saying... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Finally it is now a law in England & Wales!
Chope (Tory MP who delayed it) is also a rabid Brexiteer by the way!! I am not conflating the two, just pointing out his unreconstructed nature - he is not in touch with the majority of the population, thank god. But he won’t be forgiven for this delay."
So still 'ok' in Scotland? How do our Sottish fab men feel about having folks photo the underside of yer kilts?! ... braw or naw? |
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"Finally it is now a law in England & Wales!
Chope (Tory MP who delayed it) is also a rabid Brexiteer by the way!! I am not conflating the two, just pointing out his unreconstructed nature - he is not in touch with the majority of the population, thank god. But he won’t be forgiven for this delay.
So still 'ok' in Scotland? How do our Sottish fab men feel about having folks photo the underside of yer kilts?! ... braw or naw?"
It has been a crime in Scotland for a while, they don’t have Chope’s...  |
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"remember "Chope" is also the MP who blocked the FGM bill...... so he has previous of being a dick!"
He does indeed!
The Upskirting is not yet illegal in Northern Ireland as Stormont isn’t sitting and can’t bring the legislation in |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Finally it is now a law in England & Wales
So still 'ok' in Scotland? How do our Sottish fab men feel about having folks photo the underside of yer kilts?! ... braw or naw?"
It’s been a law on Scotland since 2010 |
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