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>> Strawman, TN is on the money. I vote for the sitting memebr last and in the
>> upper house, the shooters party. I haven't seen a Liberal or Labour party
>> policy that I have liked. Nor do I like the idea of funding either of those
>> ideas. I'd be better off not voting for MHRs and MLAs. Yup - you are dedicated to politics, and you can clearly remember either who you
voted for, or the fact that you didn't vote. Spotted the difference between you and Peter (short-memory-must-have-a)
Garrett? He can't remember whether he voted or not. >> Having worked as an electoral worker once, the amount of people who
>> disappear once you have put your head down to mark them off the roll, being
>> registered doesn't mean squat. And your point is ..? >> As for point b, as TN says, representative democracy doesn't
>> deliver personal soveriegnty. Too many special interest groups pushing their
>> religious beleifs, fears and rent seeking behaviour on you. There is no CIR to
>> overturn Parliament. Our Governments can rule constitutionally and have an
>> inordinate amount of power. I challenge someone to disprove my assertion that
>> Parliament only has the rights it gives us. Furthermore, constituional change
>> cannot be done by CIR. Parliament initiates. I therefore beleive it is
>> Sovereign. I don't know what (if anything) this has to do with my article, but let me
address bits of it. >> I challenge someone to disprove my assertion that
>> Parliament only has the rights it gives us. I challenge you to disprove my assertion that I am the reincarnation of Julius
Caesar. Just because someone can't disprove an assertion you make doesn't make the
assertion true. Surely this was covered in Logic A01?
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