Another pink box from ED

netibiza | 21:05 Wed 01st Jun 2005 | Site Suggestions

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Look at (yet again) the posting "smudge''s question" there is another informative pink box from our dear old Ed.

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Artful

Very interesting and high time.

VINNY100_2

Are Dear old ED is Sussing out the Imposters netti,( :).you could have a hundred names but you report innocent users and your be struck off( :)I mean its a bit sad when people get there kicks from kicking innocent users off.If you have one user name your character is going to shine through!!people love you or dissagree with you!! if you have tons of names you will never ever get the same feedback and we cant form an idea of what that persons really like!!We must not be affraid to post on the weekend.You either dont agree or agree with somebody but we must not be afraid to post.( :)This is a free site to express opinions and be helpfull if we can to users that need some answers and we are not all experts but we all try to be blooody helpfull and thats what most of us believe in. Democracy.( :

VINNY100_2

There is somebody looking after me,thanks vinnyxxx

Artful

I'm not accusing - only commenting but you don't usually make so many typo errors, VINNY...

VINNY100_2

Hi artfull ,you on that wine again( :)I was not thinking about you when i made the foreign comment.but you were sure quick to reply!!Goodanswerbanker>Hows france treating you!! did you vote NO!! Lets all vote yes to the end of the Imposters.Happy Days!!

Artful

Hey VINNY, at leastI'm not on the ros� but dinner's finished (it was late tonight) and I'm now in front of my screen with a glass of red. Oh, how France can be fun!

And I'm sorry but I voted OUI. Results were Grenoble and all the communes on the Vercors voted OUI except for Engins.

BTW, glad to see you're getting used to your keyboard again!

netibiza

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How did you get the vote Artful - I've lived in Spain for 34yrs legally and still was not allowed to vote on the constitution? Free Europe - I think not.

Artful

I obtained French nationality back in 1988, netibiza. I've been here since 1975 and decided that I'd been paying my dues long enough and it was about ime I was allowed my say in elections etc. So now I have dual nationality. Couldn't you have applied for Spanish nationality without losing anything? The argument for only nationals voting re the constitution was that it was a National vote, not a European vote...

netibiza

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Strange - I'm allowed to vote in Spanish Elections - although I'm British. So for all us Brits living inEurope without dual nationality - we are voteless. How strange.

Artful

You can vote in Spanish elections, netibiza? How very avant garde and how very liberal - I think that's great, seriously.
I find it difficult to follow the logic though - in Spain you can vote in internal politics but the Spanish didn't let you vote when they voted on the Constitution a couple of months ago? But now I think about it, was there a referendum or did they only vote within parliament?
Re your last remark. The Constitution does not affect (they say!) laws within each member country (for ex. euthanasia will not be touched in Holland, the right to abortion will not be changed in the countries which already have it) so how each country says who can vote and when will remain independant to that country.

netibiza

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Well the Spanish didn't have a referendum and the politians told them to vote "Si" and they did. They are still not used to being a democracy.