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@georgetakei US politics feels like kindergarten...
I feel British politics is not much better sometimes. However statements such as this could rather insulting to babies & children who attend kindsgarten / pre school / school, they generally behave a lot better.
@zleap people might actually start following politics if they did that :)
There was a post on LinkedIn ages ago about school behaviour, I replied and suggeted students should watch Prime Ministers Questions (PMQ) and follow the example set my MPs... I then put however that would it would turn them in to a total rabble.
Saying that I think school students SHOULD be allowed to watch these things as it would be a good indication on how politics works, only it is currently just embarrasing how the MPs behave.
Same goes for watching the ending of trials on TV and the just giving closing remarks / sentancing.
Would be good for anyone at school wanting to go in to various public services (such as the police) to see how the judicial system works.
May help people connect better with the system, which is never going to be a bad thing.
@freemo @georgetakei
What our speaker needs is a supply of old fashioned black board rubbers (erasers), so he can thrown them at the MPs who jeer and interupt people when speaking, unfortuantly for them, they are the ones who sit well within the distance to be clouted pretty hard.
It would save his voice as he keeps having to remind MPs to let people speak so they can get through all the questions.