What Would You Change In Your Country If You Were In Power

**donKey jote** · 5th September 2011, 22:56

**tfp** · 5th September 2011, 23:32

Originally Posted by SGWilko

Not sure what the legal standpoint on marrying a puppy might be.............

The orphaned child analogy is poignant, but I feel quite sure that there are more than enough married couples, sadly unable to conceive through illness/accident etc to cater for the need.

The other need is clearly to stamp out single mothers knocking out kids just to boost their benefit cheque every month. Personally, I barely class these parasites above animals, and would have them neuted, along with sex offenders and rapists.

+1

**donKey jote** · 6th September 2011, 18:31

would that be all single mothers, or only those millions knocking out kids just to boost their benefit cheques ?

**Roamy** · 6th September 2011, 18:52

Holey Hairy Butthole - Close this thread!!Q!

**donKey jote** · 6th September 2011, 19:11

what, you mean pull the buttplug on it ?

**SGWilko** · 6th September 2011, 20:04

Ever hear of the back, sack'n crack?

**Knock-on** · 6th September 2011, 21:58

I knew a single mother with a couple of nice Puppies. Fortunately they weren't hairy. Enough to make you choke

**donKey jote** · 6th September 2011, 22:34

Only one? I knew quite a few.

**Rollo** · 6th September 2011, 23:26

If Australia was to become a republic, I'd replace the Governor-General with a new identical position called the Chief Custodian.

Recognising that Aboriginal peoples were the original owners of the land and upholding the spirit of Mabo, there would be a Treaty similar in nature to New Zealand's Treaty of Waitangi, and the position of the Chief Custodian would be elected by people only of Aboriginal descent.

The rest of the parliament, the division of powers etc. would remain identical, because Westminster Parliaments are generally stable and so especially so in Australia.

**Daniel** · 7th September 2011, 20:47

Originally Posted by Rollo

If Australia was to become a republic, I'd replace the Governor-General with a new identical position called the Chief Custodian.

Recognising that Aboriginal peoples were the original owners of the land and upholding the spirit of Mabo, there would be a Treaty similar in nature to New Zealand's Treaty of Waitangi, and the position of the Chief Custodian would be elected by people only of Aboriginal descent.

The rest of the parliament, the division of powers etc. would remain identical, because Westminster Parliaments are generally stable and so especially so in Australia.

I simply don't see why Australia should become a republic. It would just be meaningless cost.