UKIP - The Future - Volume 2
Discussion
The commission is elected by the MEPs who are in turn elected by us to vote on our behalf. Not saying that's right or wrong, just pointing out the inadequacies in your repeated statement.
btw those posters showing the votes for women/elephants are sloppy. The names aren't consistent between the two. However, importantly, the votes are correct and checked against votewatch.eu
They don't vote against every issue btw. But they did vote against sluts, sorry women, getting equal pay. Anyone care to comment on that?
btw those posters showing the votes for women/elephants are sloppy. The names aren't consistent between the two. However, importantly, the votes are correct and checked against votewatch.eu
They don't vote against every issue btw. But they did vote against sluts, sorry women, getting equal pay. Anyone care to comment on that?
TKF said:
The commission is elected by the MEPs who are in turn elected by us to vote on our behalf. Not saying that's right or wrong, just pointing out the inadequacies in your repeated statement.
btw those posters showing the votes for women/elephants are sloppy. The names aren't consistent between the two. However, importantly, the votes are correct and checked against votewatch.eu
They don't vote against every issue btw. But they did vote against sluts, sorry women, getting equal pay. Anyone care to comment on that?
How do you or I remove a commissioner that we are unhappy with?btw those posters showing the votes for women/elephants are sloppy. The names aren't consistent between the two. However, importantly, the votes are correct and checked against votewatch.eu
They don't vote against every issue btw. But they did vote against sluts, sorry women, getting equal pay. Anyone care to comment on that?
WinstonWolf said:
How do you or I remove a commissioner that we are unhappy with?
By voting for an MEP who votes on your behalf. How do you or I remove a prime minister that we are unhappy with?Any comment on why UKIP MEPs voted against pay for women? Or why they hate elephants so much?
WinstonWolf said:
TKF said:
The commission is elected by the MEPs who are in turn elected by us to vote on our behalf. Not saying that's right or wrong, just pointing out the inadequacies in your repeated statement.
How do you or I remove a commissioner that we are unhappy with?As pointed out frequently an examination of what democracy is and what passes for it in EU affairs shows a massive deficit which the Lisbon treaty was supposed to correct but effectively achieved little.
The fake fails.
don't be a billie. Emotive cherry picking like all good propaganda.
UKIP MEPS do not support the EU Commissioners as they (UKIP MEPS) stand for individual country (i.e. the UK) legislation.
What is so hard to understand?
what else did they abstain from/vote against? I doubt they supported the enormously wasteful CAP either, why not show this?
UKIP MEPS do not support the EU Commissioners as they (UKIP MEPS) stand for individual country (i.e. the UK) legislation.
What is so hard to understand?
what else did they abstain from/vote against? I doubt they supported the enormously wasteful CAP either, why not show this?
FiF said:
What TheKirbyFake fails to mention is that the role of the European Parliament in this is merely another rubber stamping exercise of another set of carefully chosen candidates who are submitted for the position without any real choice or opposition candidates, speaking practically about how it's actually done.
As pointed out frequently an examination of what democracy is and what passes for it in EU affairs shows a massive deficit which the Lisbon treaty was supposed to correct but effectively achieved little.
The fake fails.
Nobody voted for Gordon Brown to become Prime MinisterAs pointed out frequently an examination of what democracy is and what passes for it in EU affairs shows a massive deficit which the Lisbon treaty was supposed to correct but effectively achieved little.
The fake fails.
NicD said:
don't be a billie. Emotive cherry picking like all good propaganda.
what else did they abstain from/vote against? I doubt they supported the enormously wasteful CAP either, why not show this?
Because that's what their party stands for. They're obviously going to vote against EU waste. It's not worth mentioning. what else did they abstain from/vote against? I doubt they supported the enormously wasteful CAP either, why not show this?
Them voting against equal pay for women isn't "propaganda" FFS!
given that in the guardian article some 80% of UKIP supporters think that the pay gap is too large, and that businesses are not being run for long term benefits to the workers or communities, could UKIP be the next Hard Left Party, the voice of the traditional working class family that is no longer represented by Labour?
santona1937 said:
given that in the guardian article some 80% of UKIP supporters think that the pay gap is too large, and that businesses are not being run for long term benefits to the workers or communities, could UKIP be the next Hard Left Party, the voice of the traditional working class family that is no longer represented by Labour?
forget those ridiculous class war labelsI vote for common sense and someone not in the pockets of the amoral rich, the self interested unions or the deluded 'nice with a cause'.
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