jonzo172 wrote:"That's representative democracy for you,you can't blame Tony Blair on anyone else but yourselves, he's not europes fault he's yours."
Correct and he was duly removed from power by the people of the UK.
diesel wrote:jonzo172 wrote:"That's representative democracy for you,you can't blame Tony Blair on anyone else but yourselves, he's not europes fault he's yours."
Correct and he was duly removed from power by the people of the UK.
No he wasn't, he resigned but don't let the facts get in the way of a good sound bite
He's already stated that he will not stand for a third term.wrecklessrobbie wrote:I dont think it really matters if Blair resigned or was voted out.
I suspect he would have been voted out if he had not resigned. Though we will never know.
I will be amazed if cameron survives for much longer after the referendum no matter the outcome.
Minds you never know.
Robbie
There all elected jonzo just not by you personally, you only get to vote for one candidate in one constituency yet every few years a government gets formed it's not magic they don't fall out of the sky. You don't decide who becomes chancellor of the exchequer yet one gets elected,same with Europe you get to vote for the people who get to vote for other people to fill positions. It's basic representative democracy,Jesus lads keep up you owe it to yourselves to make informed decisions from a reasonably educated position, appraise yourselves of the facts every now and then and don't believe everything you read in the tabloids or hear from a taxi driver. Drop the unelected bullshit and stop peddling it as if it was fact, the only ones who aren't elected somewhere along the line are civil servants just like your own native civil servants. You elect people to make decisions for you so you don't have to make decisions constantly, that's democracy.jonzo172 wrote:
I stand corrected.
The issue remains the same... we have the power to remove them, unlike the legislators in the European Commission, sound bite or not!
The president (Junker) and members of the European Commission who are responsible for legislation are "appointed" by the European Council and you have no way of removing them.diesel wrote:There all elected jonzo just not by you personally, you only get to vote for one candidate in one constituency yet every few years a government gets formed it's not magic they don't fall out of the sky. You don't decide who becomes chancellor of the exchequer yet one gets elected,same with Europe you get to vote for the people who get to vote for other people to fill positions. It's basic representative democracy,Jesus lads keep up you owe it to yourselves to make informed decisions from a reasonably educated position, appraise yourselves of the facts every now and then and don't believe everything you read in the tabloids or hear from a taxi driver. Drop the unelected bullshit and stop peddling it as if it was fact, the only ones who aren't elected somewhere along the line are civil servants just like your own native civil servants. You elect people to make decisions for you so you don't have to make decisions constantly, that's democracy.jonzo172 wrote:
I stand corrected.
The issue remains the same... we have the power to remove them, unlike the legislators in the European Commission, sound bite or not!
