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Every single sentence of it is wrong or misleading. First sentence, "There are no laws, rules, or taxes which apply everywhere else in the UK which don't apply
by phaemon 6y ago
Every single sentence of it is wrong or misleading. First sentence, "There are no laws, rules, or taxes which apply everywhere else in the UK which don't apply in the City." Yeah, there are laws which apply to the Corporation of the City of London which don't apply elsewhere. That's the point.
Second sentence, that the Queen is a "purely ceremonial figure", again, utter crap. The house of Windsor (née Saxe-Coburg and Gotha) is one of the richest, most powerful and influential entities on the planet.
Etc etc...I can't be bothered with a Gish Gallop. It's all crap. Look it up for yourself.
- twic 6y ago> Every single sentence of it is wrong or misleading. First sentence, "There are no laws, rules, or taxes which apply everywhere else in the UK which don't apply in the City." Yeah, there are laws which apply to the Corporation of the City of London which don't apply elsewhere. That's the point. Would you like to try reading the sentence which i wrote, and you quoted, again, squire? I agree with you that people should look all this up for themselves, though!
- phaemon 6y agoNo, because I got it and pointed out why it was misleading. Try reading my comment again and understanding it.