Is the evidence that there is a breed based behaviour pattern, or is it just that people who want their dogs to be aggressive and train them to be such tend towards certain breeds that also look aggr… (View Post)

That is why I used the term historically for the UK, yes. US elites are still very right wing, and the Supreme Court is a terrible example of "progressive elites" - equal marriage was won a… (View Post)

Whilst I think a FTPA is kind of impossible in our system, knowing that parliaments have a certain length before an election has benefits - both from a democratic normalcy point of view (how long is … (View Post)

It's also just reactionary enemy punishing. Yes, making the London Mayoralty FPTP gives Tories a greater chance to win it - but it also shows the London lefties that they don't have their o… (View Post)

I liked aspects of the FTPA, but others were silly. It's one of the problems with Parliamentary supremacy and not being beholden to any previous parliament - if you pass a fixed term act again, … (View Post)