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Old 15-09-2004, 21:07   #25
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Re: Security Breach Again

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Originally Posted by keithwalton
How dare they bypass the lords on this issue. The lords are not biased with respect to elections and being voted in and such. They are in a better position to make unbiased decisions than the commons, yet this motion has failed the lords the first time.
I heard about this on the news on the way up the M1, radio 1 had a phone in poll and it came out 65% in favour of keeping hunting with dogs. The British public have spoken so what will happen ? will the government push it through despite public opinion, if so are we then living in some sort of starlinist state where freedom of speech and the will of the people doesn't matter ???

Makes you wonder whats next.
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