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Old 14 August 2007, 17:06   #1
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"The government that governs least governs best"
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This is SO true!!!
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Old 14 August 2007, 17:13   #2
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"The government that governs least governs best"
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This is SO true!!!
and pray tell how many new and "inproved" laws has this current lot passed??

I am with the french when it comes to new laws
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and pray tell how many new and "inproved" laws has this current lot passed??

I am with the french when it comes to new laws
Well good old Blair's government have created a new offence almost every day since they came into power.

http://news.independent.co.uk/uk/pol...cle1219484.ece

"Tony Blair's government has created more than 3,000 new criminal offences during its nine-year tenure, one for almost every day it has been in power.

The astonishing tally brought accusations last night of a "frenzied approach to law-making" that contrasts with falling detection rates and climbing levels of violent crime.

The figures emerged as police chiefs disclosed they were considering asking ministers for a set of new measures to allow them to impose "instant justice" for antisocial behaviour.

The 3,000-plus offences have been driven on to the statute book by an administration that has faced repeated charges of meddling in the everyday lives of citizens, from restricting freedom of speech to planning to issue identity cards to all adults."
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Its so farcical one can only laugh either that or live a miserable life in fear of prosecution! many of these laws can only be described as invasive to our lives, next they will be telling us what to wear and making it an offense to wear certain colours because there not politically correct

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next they will be telling us what to wear and making it an offense to wear certain colours because there not politically correct
Oh I would think they can do this... they banned the Kilt once.

so based on the results of the poll on this site can I take it as read there is not going to be any chainge in the law...

Remind me to get find out what the police rib dose at WOT...
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that reminds me i must take my ssr number off the boat
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