BIHR Explains: What is Parliamentary Sovereignty?

BIHR's guide to parliamentary sovereignty
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[@keifer7813]

The monarch can veto a bill passed by Parliament so how is Parliament sovereign?

[@msmrepo3271]

What a load of rubbish! Although we live under this explanation you have given, it's wrong, it's never been tested, it is a lame argument that has no logic. Parliament is not the supreme Law maker and cannot make any law they want. So how exactly did Parliament become Sovereign Law maker? The Law is our birth right not statute and we the people are Sovereign, Parliament and the head of state are here to serve not be served. Parliamentary Sovereignty is usurped power, enforced u der the color of law with threats and extreme violence. Just show us how Parliament became this powerful after 1688/9 when the Declaration of Rights was produced as the settlement terms, it lists what the Kings did wrong and the remedies for those wrongs, the devine right of Kings was not passed to Parliament, why would they even consider doing it!

[@hughmcpherson6078]

yeah keep crying bro

[@msmrepo3271]

@hughmcpherson6078 Yeh, another muppet with no answer's.

[@msmrepo3271]

@@hughmcpherson6078 Got anything constructive to say!