In governance, sortition (also known as allotment or demarchy) is the selection of political officials as a random sample from a larger pool of candidates.The logic behind the sortition process originates from the idea that "power corrupts" #Democracy
@Anna_Soubry@janemerrick23@andreajenkyns Probably bored of you Anna? It has been dragging on a while & your incessant fixation with sticky backed stars does grate a bit ...
Just saying 🤷🏻♂️
@Holbornlolz The EU is suffering from political subsidence. The foundations are creaking. The financial cornerstones are all showing signs of fatigue with the project.
I give it 5 years & it'll come crashing down.
Q) How many Labour supporters does it take to change a light bulb?
A) 20...
1 to change it & the other 19 to bang on about how the Jews control all the utilities & the economy & the media & the government's but I'm not anti Semitic, no I'm not!! It's a smear campaign.
@DavidLammy Why, as a rule MP's generally don't check with the public on anything, unless it suits your argument?
You feel our view is an inconvenience unless it matches your own.
If you actually cared, you'd step aside and let us govern ourselves - better & at a fraction of the cost!
@DreyfusJames Perhaps if we removed their avocados, took away their chai lattes & switched off their iPhone x's, popped them in a shipping container underground, which we hit with a wrecking ball every hour. As a nice role play?
They may realise what the death of so many bought for them?
@ChrisA3030911 @OwenJones84 Agreed about Nazi & thanks for the 3 question marks really helped.
Missed my point entirely though.
If you look at the definition of fascism, we need to be careful our actions don't blur the lines no matter how well intentioned.