To: naturalman1975
But the principle of Parliamentary sovereignty is literally at the core of the British constitution - and so insisting on the right to have a debate and a vote in Parliament is also an important part of ensuring the United Kingdom functions the way it is constitutionally supposed to.Membership in the EU is antithetical to that.
24 posted on
04/02/2019 4:30:07 AM PDT by
mewzilla
(Break out the mustard seeds.)
To: mewzilla; Winniesboy
No it isn’t — every suggested law put by the EU parliament of elected members (like Nigel Farage) has to be voted on by individual countries’ parliaments. And they can implement what they like of that within limits (as do the German, French, Italian etc. governments) — and the UK government has always goldplated EU suggestions
25 posted on
04/02/2019 4:36:12 AM PDT by
Cronos
(Brexit: leave means leave, even if it ruins you. England-Wales out of the EU!!)
To: mewzilla
Membership in the EU is antithetical to that. Absolutely. Which is why I wanted out for the UK and still want that.
27 posted on
04/02/2019 3:23:01 PM PDT by
naturalman1975
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