If you could  make a new law in the UK-What would you choose ? And Why would you choose it?
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All marijuana crops have to send 10% to me. I would choose it because it is hyperthetical and I'm hangin for a smoke right now
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Are you familiar with the legal system, or the laws of your country?
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All the people.\nI would make them all happy, tolerant, respectful of each other, understanding towards each other. So that Britain would become like one happy family.\nPeople looking for partners would find it much easier, there would be no terrorist threat began in this country. The prisons could be used as museums about our terrible past. Children would be safe, everyone would be safe, as far as safety from threats within Britian, other than accidents.\nAs a bonus it would be much easier to cut pollution, there would be no need for thousands of cars with one person in, all going the same way.
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If the BNP were in power and had a majority in the commons it' s still not likely that Lords would let through most acts. However certain things do not need new laws and can be done through procedural methods.\n\n1. UK out of Europe. This could be achieved by simply declaring our independence from the EU and refusal to contribute. To back it up imports from EU countries would carry a high tarrif and we could get what we can't produce ourselves from the commonwealth. We trade at a deficit with the EU and so our trade is more important to them than to us.\n2. No multicultural diversity to be celebrated. Whilst it would be hard to ban the practice of religions other than Christianity it isn't hard at all to ban outward manifestations of them simply by invoking the blasphemy laws. All living in the UK will be forced to learn English and it may be that a ban on speaking any non-English tongue in a public place could be imposed. The Council for Racial Equality will certainly be discontinued, however this may well be a positive step as it seems to run by lunatics nowadays.\n3. The end (by lethal force if necessary) of uncontrolled immigration, and encouragement of all Commonwealth settlers to return to their homelands under assisted packages. There are no plans for forced deportation of legal immigrants......yet.\n4. The Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force to be brought back to strength and possibly conscripted national service.\n5. A swifter and more severe criminal justice system using less paperwork and more police beat time. No probation, zero tolerance and some factions want to reinstate the death penalty although that will require the consent of Lords.\n\nThe BNP have been dismissed as a fringe party but recently popular support against the PC brigade has won them many minds. Whether these minds will vote for them is another matter. Don't dismiss the BNP as a one trick pony as they do have a serious and well-thought out political manifesto which may become more and more appealing as time goes on and the mainstream parties refuse to listen to the concerns of white people. Remember the bolsheviks started out as a fringe, so did the Nazi Party, the Labour Party and the trade unions. each got where they are (or were) by listening to the whispers of the "silent" majority when the governments of the day wouldn't.
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my answer is none and none it might make an interesting change if anyone from even a different town came here. Why leave England to get away from foreign people ,surely other countries are full of them ? !!!
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Why should you want to do that?\n\nIf you dislike the politics of your home country, choose another.\n\nThat's "voting by feet" - as it's called here.
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i would love to go to England. its such a big place and multi - cultural. also its a good commute to other places in europe. i would also love to go to ireland since i am irish myself.
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I'd choose (a). The ref. below gives the actions and pathways.
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you have to write to your MP and recommend a change, they then present it to the houses of commons and then to the house of lords, then it goes back to the commons for any amendments. Then the bill is goes back to the lords, if they agree on it the law is passed.\n\nThis process can take a couple of days (if necessary for example the terror bill) or years.
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I would emigrate over to Europe, the Netherlands.  I love the country, I have friends and family there.  I appreciate the laws and freedoms this country has.  Its history and present are beautiful.  I dont think i would pick another place.
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The answer to your question would be none, unless you consider Great Britain living under the provisions of the Magna Carta (1215) as living under the same government.
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Laws from where? The US Congress, your state Congress? Britain? Australia? There are lots of places that pass lots of laws. We need more information.
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If only that were possible - let the MP's have a taste of what alot of the voters are feeling (the voters they choose to ignore I might add).\nAnd to Donald D - what are you talking about ??? Its already like living in Slovakia, Poland or any other Eastern European country although we're in England so why would we bother to move? I resent being told to move out of the country I was born and raised in because I dont like what the foreigners are doing to it !!!!!!
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It could be very good,or very bad.  Given the law of averages, it would probably be very bad.  However, Britain might manage much better than the US has.  For one thing, it doesn't expand across an entire half-continent.  That would make representation easier, and more likely to reflect actual people.  There are three branches of government in the US:  executive, legislative, and judicial.  There is a constant tug of war going on between each branch, with each one convinced that they should be given more power.  Right now, the executive has too much power, and needs to be trimmed (I know a good place to start!)  Generally, the legislature manages to hold most of the power, simply because it is made up of representatives from each state.  The judicial has been made a plaything of the Bush family, but is actually designed to be politically impartial.  I think a strong legislature might turn that around a little.\n\nIt is a bulky way of governing, but its value is in that very bulkiness.  Perhaps all Britain has to do is limit the terms of the prime ministers.  The rest can carry on as usual.
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If for UK,I could help you through these :
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Try this link..you may find the answer there:-\n\nhttp://uk.ask.com/web?q=Legislative+and+Regulatory+Reform+Bill%3F+&qsrc=0&o=0&dm=ctry\n\nwww.cabinetoffice.gov.uk/regulation/bill_for_better_regulation/
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In a ideal situation we should remove the laws that restrict posession by law abiding citizens.\n\nBut more importantly...\n\nENFORCE the laws we already have.