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Never knew that.IG-Calibre wrote:
in the UK, it claims it's a democracy yet a Catholic cannot be Prime Minister..
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Don't post then. Sometimes I just have to wonder why people even bother breathing.stef10 wrote:
Well I really dont care.
Stop the clock - what the fuck do you think the civil rights riots were about in N.Ireland in 1969? which were the percussor to the entire troubles in the region for the next 30 years? a Catholic could (not to many Catholics owned business in N.Ireland then) vote if they owned a business and only then, mr im a Catholic and I should know about this as i've a b in A level politics? away back to your books, & as it Stands a Catholic cannot be Prime minister in England..buLLet_t00th wrote:
Hardly a couple of decades ago....nearly a couple of centuries! And there's nothing stopping a catholic becoming Primeminister, its just that the majority of the UK is Church of England. Its just the same as in any other democracy, the nations religion will always be preferred to on a candidate for the role.
And Im pretty sure everyone talks about Greece being the oldest democracy in the world, England has always had a King or two that had full control.....and Oliver Cromwell.
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Whats that got to do with what I just said? All I was saying was that there's nothing stopping a Catholic from becoming Primeminister! You, being Irish, always have to take things back to when you were 'persecuted'! You've got the most freedom you've ever had and you still throw it in eachothers faces with the Orange marches and the Real IRA! (I just thought Id take this in a completely different direction because you did)!!IG-Calibre wrote:
Stop the clock - what the fuck do you think the civil rights riots were about in N.Ireland in 1969? which were the percussor to the entire troubles in the region for the next 30 years? a Catholic could (not to many Catholics owned business in N.Ireland then) vote if they owned a business and only then, mr im a Catholic and I should know about this as i've a b in A level politics? away back to your booksbuLLet_t00th wrote:
Hardly a couple of decades ago....nearly a couple of centuries! And there's nothing stopping a catholic becoming Primeminister, its just that the majority of the UK is Church of England. Its just the same as in any other democracy, the nations religion will always be preferred to on a candidate for the role.
And Im pretty sure everyone talks about Greece being the oldest democracy in the world, England has always had a King or two that had full control.....and Oliver Cromwell.
IF YOU CAN SHOW ME ANYWHERE WHERE THERE'S A LAW STOPPING A CATHOLIC BECOMING PM ILL EAT MY OWN FOOT!buLLet_t00th wrote:
Whats that got to do with what I just said? All I was saying was that there's nothing stopping a Catholic from becoming Primeminister! You, being Irish, always have to take things back to when you were 'persecuted'! You've got the most freedom you've ever had and you still throw it in eachothers faces with the Orange marches and the Real IRA! (I just thought Id take this in a completely different direction because you did)!!IG-Calibre wrote:
Stop the clock - what the fuck do you think the civil rights riots were about in N.Ireland in 1969? which were the percussor to the entire troubles in the region for the next 30 years? a Catholic could (not to many Catholics owned business in N.Ireland then) vote if they owned a business and only then, mr im a Catholic and I should know about this as i've a b in A level politics? away back to your booksbuLLet_t00th wrote:
Hardly a couple of decades ago....nearly a couple of centuries! And there's nothing stopping a catholic becoming Primeminister, its just that the majority of the UK is Church of England. Its just the same as in any other democracy, the nations religion will always be preferred to on a candidate for the role.
And Im pretty sure everyone talks about Greece being the oldest democracy in the world, England has always had a King or two that had full control.....and Oliver Cromwell.
As far as i'm aware the The Catholic Reform Act 1829 has never been repealed - so a Catholic cannot be Prime Minister - the end, do you want some salt and pepper for your foot?buLLet_t00th wrote:
IF YOU CAN SHOW ME ANYWHERE WHERE THERE'S A LAW STOPPING A CATHOLIC BECOMING PM ILL EAT MY OWN FOOT!buLLet_t00th wrote:
Whats that got to do with what I just said? All I was saying was that there's nothing stopping a Catholic from becoming Primeminister! You, being Irish, always have to take things back to when you were 'persecuted'! You've got the most freedom you've ever had and you still throw it in eachothers faces with the Orange marches and the Real IRA! (I just thought Id take this in a completely different direction because you did)!!IG-Calibre wrote:
Stop the clock - what the fuck do you think the civil rights riots were about in N.Ireland in 1969? which were the percussor to the entire troubles in the region for the next 30 years? a Catholic could (not to many Catholics owned business in N.Ireland then) vote if they owned a business and only then, mr im a Catholic and I should know about this as i've a b in A level politics? away back to your books
But there's nothing in that act that states 'it is against UK law to allow a catholic to become prime minister'. All it states is that if a catholic was to become PM, then they wouldnt be allowed to advise the queen on who was to become COE Bishops/arch bishops. So unfortunately for a catholic PM he/she wouldnt be allowed to help one of the crappiest, least confounded religions on the planet, with only Scientology behind it as the most stupid!IG-Calibre wrote:
As far as i'm aware the The Catholic Reform Act 1829 has never been repealed - so a Catholic cannot be Prime Minister - the end, do you want some salt and pepper for your foot?buLLet_t00th wrote:
IF YOU CAN SHOW ME ANYWHERE WHERE THERE'S A LAW STOPPING A CATHOLIC BECOMING PM ILL EAT MY OWN FOOT!buLLet_t00th wrote:
Whats that got to do with what I just said? All I was saying was that there's nothing stopping a Catholic from becoming Primeminister! You, being Irish, always have to take things back to when you were 'persecuted'! You've got the most freedom you've ever had and you still throw it in eachothers faces with the Orange marches and the Real IRA! (I just thought Id take this in a completely different direction because you did)!!
You now have a powerful enemy in Tom Cruise...buLLet_t00th wrote:
with only Scientology behind it as the most stupid!
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Only if you'll be my Deputy PM!IG-Calibre wrote:
God Dammit buLLet_t00th the only way we're going to be able to sort this out is by you entering politics and trying to become Prime Minister, you're the best qualified man for the job - Catholic and a B in Politics!! Labour in Disarray and Conservatives still leave a bitter taste in the mouth, you would never get a better opportunity!!
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But the Prime minister has to advise on those appointments ipso facto they cannot be Catholic - you see the problem?buLLet_t00th wrote:
But there's nothing in that act that states 'it is against UK law to allow a catholic to become prime minister'. All it states is that if a catholic was to become PM, then they wouldnt be allowed to advise the queen on who was to become COE Bishops/arch bishops. So unfortunately for a catholic PM he/she wouldnt be allowed to help one of the crappiest, least confounded religions on the planet, with only Scientology behind it as the most stupid!IG-Calibre wrote:
As far as i'm aware the The Catholic Reform Act 1829 has never been repealed - so a Catholic cannot be Prime Minister - the end, do you want some salt and pepper for your foot?buLLet_t00th wrote:
IF YOU CAN SHOW ME ANYWHERE WHERE THERE'S A LAW STOPPING A CATHOLIC BECOMING PM ILL EAT MY OWN FOOT!
No they would be suspicious of 2 Catholics we need a good C of E man as a deputy, i'll be your press officerbuLLet_t00th wrote:
Only if you'll be my Deputy PM!IG-Calibre wrote:
God Dammit buLLet_t00th the only way we're going to be able to sort this out is by you entering politics and trying to become Prime Minister, you're the best qualified man for the job - Catholic and a B in Politics!! Labour in Disarray and Conservatives still leave a bitter taste in the mouth, you would never get a better opportunity!!
We need to think of a name for our party though
Again, theres nothin in the statute books that says the PM HAS to advise on them. Anyway its just ceremonial these days as the Church really decides who it has as Bishop...they then tell the PM....who then tells the royal house. So theres nothing official. It would help if the UK constitutuion was written, then we'd definetly know, but because our 'chosen' are pretty stupid thats not possible!IG-Calibre wrote:
But the Prime minister has to advise on those appointments ipso facto they cannot be Catholic - you see the problem?buLLet_t00th wrote:
But there's nothing in that act that states 'it is against UK law to allow a catholic to become prime minister'. All it states is that if a catholic was to become PM, then they wouldnt be allowed to advise the queen on who was to become COE Bishops/arch bishops. So unfortunately for a catholic PM he/she wouldnt be allowed to help one of the crappiest, least confounded religions on the planet, with only Scientology behind it as the most stupid!IG-Calibre wrote:
As far as i'm aware the The Catholic Reform Act 1829 has never been repealed - so a Catholic cannot be Prime Minister - the end, do you want some salt and pepper for your foot?
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Haha - how funny would that be..buLLet_t00th wrote:
Again, theres nothin in the statute books that says the PM HAS to advise on them. Anyway its just ceremonial these days as the Church really decides who it has as Bishop...they then tell the PM....who then tells the royal house. So theres nothing official. It would help if the UK constitutuion was written, then we'd definetly know, but because our 'chosen' are pretty stupid thats not possible!IG-Calibre wrote:
But the Prime minister has to advise on those appointments ipso facto they cannot be Catholic - you see the problem?buLLet_t00th wrote:
But there's nothing in that act that states 'it is against UK law to allow a catholic to become prime minister'. All it states is that if a catholic was to become PM, then they wouldnt be allowed to advise the queen on who was to become COE Bishops/arch bishops. So unfortunately for a catholic PM he/she wouldnt be allowed to help one of the crappiest, least confounded religions on the planet, with only Scientology behind it as the most stupid!
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