Just over a week ago the EU granted the UK a variable extension which offered them slightly longer to agree on a new plan. However, that time is running out ...
Article 50 is a law that has not yet been repealed. So the British Government are breaking the law by failing to leave on the 29 March.
If you or I broke the law, or if a company broke the law, then there would be arrests, charges, a trial, a verdict, and (if found guilty) a sentence. Do the British Government get to break the law with impunity?
21 hours ago, Cis White Male
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Article 50 is a law that has not yet been repealed. So the British Government are breaking the law by failing to leave on the 29 March.
If you or I broke the law, or if a company broke the law, then there would be arrests, charges, a trial, a verdict, and (if found guilty) a sentence. Do the British Government get to break the law with impunity?