I hope this spreads to the rest of the U.K., and includes election pledges that aren’t followed through with for good reason. Honestly, this should be centuries old.
this post was submitted on 30 Apr 2024
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Good take. I'll make an exception to the standard Hexbear line of "everything politicians do is bad" and say this is a positive development that should be welcomed
lol. Thanks. How could it be enforced though?
Courts I guess. So there'd be a separation of powers.
Does it work like that though?
95% of the House of Commons is left vacant
'gaping chasm'
They're just going to outsource their lying to quack scientists
"I wasn't lying! I was just repeating what I heard from this totally trust worthy scientist here!" (said scientist being propped up by several right wing think tanks to talk about a topic not even tangentially related to their field)
Lie detector shock collars when