Brit/pol/ #2891: Tucker Edition

I would if I could, and will someday.

That's overruled when the defendant is brown.

Traditionally in English law, yes.

that's why I still find this dubious.

As they've [a judge] has made a ruling against it though wouldn't that count as common law and therefore ignorance of the law is now a valid defence against the law?

Smh lads I spoke too soon about Refn's series, it's just a predatory wog cop being a predator and a creep

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Bloody greenfly is causing the leaves on my gooseberry bushes to malform.

It takes more than a single judgment to make such a significant change, and I think the case in question wasn't in England but in Sweden iirc

you haven't seen Drive?

Houellebecq is writing another book lads