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BBKing · 11-01-2005, 21:06

Well said.

If you've got a Conservative MP, incidentally, ask them why they aren't standing up for the historic traditions of their party and supporting freedom of the individual against an overmighty state using tax revenue to remove people's liberty, which doesn't sound much like Conservative policy to me.

It's probably too much to ask that they support democracy to the extent of refusing to go along with the farce of rubber stamping such poor and counterproductive legislation, but you might raise a spark of conscience by pointing out their betrayal of their party's history.

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BBKing R.I.P. Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: London Services: 20Mb VM CM, Virgin TV Posts: 5,983	Re: ID Cards in Parliament. Well said. If you've got a Conservative MP, incidentally, ask them why they aren't standing up for the historic traditions of their party and supporting freedom of the individual against an overmighty state using tax revenue to remove people's liberty, which doesn't sound much like Conservative policy to me. It's probably too much to ask that they support democracy to the extent of refusing to go along with the farce of rubber stamping such poor and counterproductive legislation, but you might raise a spark of conscience by pointing out their betrayal of their party's history.