I’m not equating a rape allegation against an mp

[T00ts]

I expect it didn't pass you by this is an allegation of a man raping a man and it is more than a decade past.

No it didn't but those of us with belief need now more than ever, to keep the sense of right and wrong no matter that society has lost its way.  There is still time for a change - He is still waiting.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                          

[Barry]

Keep the faith - the way back is there!

I expect it didn't pass you by this is an allegation of a man raping a man and it is more than a decade past.

[T00ts]

That is the truth. It's not parliament, it's the whole of society, we are in a downward moral spiral.
There's no way back, it will just get worse and worse.

Keep the faith - the way back is there!

[Barry]

One step on the slippery slope always leads to others.

That is the truth. It's not parliament, it's the whole of society, we are in a downward moral spiral.
There's no way back, it will just get worse and worse.

[Borchester]

Back in the seventies the number of ways MP's were able to dodge breathalysers was impressive.

The chap from Bridgend trashed some poor sod's car by a hump back bridge near Cowbridge when four times over the limit and got off by citing some statement from the gladstone v disraeli era that "no member of this house is ever to much under the influence of drink"

Hansard is full of it and yes, it is the case that those who make the law have often broken them because they considered themselves above them

I don't think our elected representatives should be setting the example. I think we the people should. Starting with sending one or two the same place the Romanians ? sent caeucesceau

Nice place Cowbridge, but like most of Wales, it knows its place and responds to a good kick up the arse

[johnofgwent]

With partygate.

But doesn't the sense of entitlement lead from petty rule breaks to someone believing they can get away with anything?

Before anyone pulls me yeah innocent till proved otherwise applies but shouldn't our elected representatives set an example because as sure as hell general behaviour is on a downward spiral.

Back in the seventies the number of ways MP's were able to dodge breathalysers was impressive.

The chap from Bridgend trashed some poor sod's car by a hump back bridge near Cowbridge when four times over the limit and got off by citing some statement from the gladstone v disraeli era that "no member of this house is ever to much under the influence of drink"

Hansard is full of it and yes, it is the case that those who make the law have often broken them because they considered themselves above them

I don't think our elected representatives should be setting the example. I think we the people should. Starting with sending one or two the same place the Romanians ? sent caeucesceau

[T00ts]

With partygate.

But doesn't the sense of entitlement lead from petty rule breaks to someone believing they can get away with anything?

Before anyone pulls me yeah innocent till proved otherwise applies but shouldn't our elected representatives set an example because as sure as hell general behaviour is on a downward spiral.

One step on the slippery slope always leads to others.

[cromwell]

With partygate.

But doesn't the sense of entitlement lead from petty rule breaks to someone believing they can get away with anything?

Before anyone pulls me yeah innocent till proved otherwise applies but shouldn't our elected representatives set an example because as sure as hell general behaviour is on a downward spiral.