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1 minute ago, Neeranam said:Really, you rejoice in someone becoming ill?
Are you saying people are obliged to have sympathy with bad people?
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1 minute ago, FritsSikkink said:Yes, because he is super healthy
Don’t forget he had the bleach injections and the hydrowhatever. He’ll be fine.
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He and his supporters will probably claim it’s just fake news.
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5 minutes ago, timbothaivisa said:
It's called a parallel, and the entire discussion is about
Are you sure you're on the right thread?
Quite.
No, I wasn’t talking about the courts. Please read before replying. Thank you.
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3 minutes ago, timbothaivisa said:
This attitude sums up the partisan / fanatical character of the debate. People don't even pretend to sound even-handed anymore.
Imagine if the UK Supreme Court demonstrated consistent bias against the interests of your political allegiance, I'm sure we'd be hearing another argument entirely.
The fact is, a court is only as legitimate as the impartiality of its decisions and process. If you're delighted to cheer your corner into public illegitimacy, then you truly have the support of both sides ????Where was I talking about a court? Maybe read and understand what people wrote before replying.
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31 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:
What a joke the EU have become.
Protecting your rights and going after those who infringe your rights is not a joke. I appreciate that we are taking action against those that are in breach of contract.
QuoteDeliberately interpret parts of the Brexit agreement in a way they want so as to increase their leverage to bully on certain issues.
It’s certainly not an interpretation issue. The UK itself agrees.
QuoteAs one poster pointed out Germany, the power in the EU and advocate of "ever closer union" recently didn't respect international law. German courts ruled that German courts and law must have prominence over matters where international law conflicts with German constitution. But of course that's all brushed aside with the usual double standard hypocrisy.
The EU can take action against Germany if it wants. What’s your point? That our family gets better treated than a third country?
QuoteThey can't even get their act together on sanctions against the Belarus totalitarian oppressive regime. (...) Someone better have a word with Poland, Hungary, Austria, Cyprus, Greece, etc etc and tell them whose in charge.
I agree the EU should be stricter with other gangster countries too, not only the UK, including its own member states. Anyway, letting the likes of Poland and Hungary get away with things shouldn’t mean to let even more countries get away with it. The Uk is a good start.
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1 minute ago, JonnyF said:
You haven't honored the contract though, have you?
We did.
1 minute ago, JonnyF said:Now, be a good boy and go and watch that video I posted of Barnier again.
I did. It’s boring.
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35 minutes ago, vogie said:Just a reminder who is giving the UK formal notice.????
Whataboutery. Good luck telling a judge that breaching a contract is justified because you don’t like the person who signed it.
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48 minutes ago, riclag said:biden interupted first !
You sound like my little nephew. He’s 5.
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13 minutes ago, JonnyF said:Are you suggesting the European Court of Justice is not completely fair and unbiased when reaching it's verdicts and handing out fines?
No, I wasn’t.
13 minutes ago, JonnyF said:Once one side has broken a contract it often be considered null and void so I'd be refusing the remainder of the divorce payment as well.
No, the fact that you broke certain parts of the contract doesn’t render the whole contract null and void. You wish.
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8 minutes ago, CG1 Blue said:
More likely he agreed the WA to get Brexit done, knowing full well we could introduce legislation later on that would protect the UK from any dirty tricks from the EU.
So you are saying that your PM not only is breaking international law, he also tricked your parliament?
QuoteClever I'd say.
Not surprised that Brexiteers celebrate fraud as “clever”. After all, the whole Brexit was built on fraud from beginning till now. Without all the voter manipulation, Brexiteers wouldn’t have been able to get a majority in the first place, so the fraud needs to continue.
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1 hour ago, ukrules said:Are you suggesting the EU would break the transition period agreements? That would be grounds for all sorts of action, there is no choice in law - it's either written or it's not.
I was saying that you are a third country and you will be treated as such.
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1 minute ago, ukrules said:Plenty of EU countries ignore laws and pay fines when it suits them, same thing works for the UK but it's something we've not really done before.
The difference is that you’re not an EU country anymore, so we may actually not be as flexible as we are when it comes to our own members ????
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11 minutes ago, billd766 said:Now at this late hour they have realised that when Boris won the election he wasn't going to play their game and the EU has realised that the clock is ticking against them,m.
Now at this late hour the UK has got itself into a lawsuit and potential fines and sanctions, thanks to Boris and his Brexiteer parliament.
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6 minutes ago, vogie said:Many countries have broken international law
Asking a judge to let you get away with it because others did it before you rarely works ????
8 minutes ago, vogie said:but the EU were quite happy to pass on that one
I’m glad you care about us, but I’m afraid it’s up to the one whose rights have been infringed whether he wants to act on it or not. I also wouldn’t claim damages when a buddy hits my car, but totally would do it when a third person does it.
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8 minutes ago, 3NUMBAS said:Infringement proceedings take a long time to progress
Yes, there’s a good chance that you’ll be lucky and by the time a judge would rule, Boris and his wannabe gangsters are long gone and a competent government has taken over and settled the issue for half the fines.
8 minutes ago, 3NUMBAS said:and are a relatively common tool used by the European Commission - there were around 800 open cases against member states last year alone.
Good to know our legal system is working.
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5 minutes ago, 3NUMBAS said:The EU wallahs can huff and puff to their hearts content.
4 replies within 20 minutes — I’m wondering who’s huffing and puffing ????
5 minutes ago, 3NUMBAS said:Even Theresa May acknowledged in her Chequers White Paper that Parliament would still retain sovereignty and the right to legislate or not legislate contrary to the UK's International obligations.
And when parliament uses its sovereignty to break a contract, there will be repercussions. Whether you like it or not.
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On 9/28/2020 at 7:35 PM, Deserted said:
What to do?
Don’t follow dodgy people into dodgy hotels just because it’s raining?
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2 hours ago, French mate said:
They just need to add a sign at the airport arrival, next from the one stating electronic cigarette is illegal, that posting a bad review about your trip while in Thailand is an inapropriate behavior who can get you fined and jailled ????
No, they don’t. They can expect that people in this country, locals and visitors alike, have made themselves familiar with and obey the laws, whether they agree with such laws or not.
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14 minutes ago, Loiner said:We had a deal and the EU began to cheat again, even threatening to block food imports to Northern Island. The IMB sorts that out, and whether the EU humbly accepts it or not really does not matter to the UK. Our internal borders, our rules.
Too bad that that’s not how international law works, so you will eventually get a bloody nose (again) and no one will give a damn about how you justify breaching contracts. You’re just shooting yourself in the foot again, and we can all have a good laugh about it.
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11 minutes ago, Puchaiyank said:According to unnamed sources, Biden will be declared the winner by the majority of news outlets...his multiple gaffes will largely be ignored and inability to articulate a complete sentence will be explained as multitasking...
Man, Woman, Camera, TV, Yosemite, errr...
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And the average human won't have a chance in hell of comprehending tax returns at that level.Guess what, the average human also doesn’t have a chance in hell to comprehend NSA documents about Spyware. That’s why we have excellent journalists and experts combing through those documents. Which is why Donnie tried everything to hide it. But as with everything he does, he failed at it. Duh.
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That must be the beginning of the end of the EU that Brexiteers keep predicting for decades.
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4 minutes ago, bannork said:The Swiss showing they're somewhat brighter than the Brits.
That must be the beginning of the end of the EU that Brexiteers keep predicting for decades.
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Trump starts 'quarantine process' after aide Hope Hicks tests positive for coronavirus
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So the majority of Yanks can have sympathy with him.