Besides democracy means government by the majority. If any government wants to change a constitution and has a two-thirds majority, it has the right and duty to do so.

One must recall that Malta and Hungary are members of the European Convention on Human Rights and subject to its court.

http://www.maltatoday.com.mt/en/blogsdetails/blogs/Shooting-the-Second-Republic-in-the-foot

Labour will first adopt a number of undemocratic changes to laws and the constitution that it desires and which it probably has planned already, and which will undermine our civil liberties, and then it will be able to blame Frankie Tabone for those changes.

Frankie Tabone will then be remembered in the history books as the person in charge when those undemocratic reforms took place.

I believe, Daphne, that what you are doing by illustrating with examples will help people understand better and faster.

Sometimes it is difficult to understand that a person to whom one has given one’s vote has always had the intention of doing something other than what he promised.

It is not a strange coincidence.

It is no longer a one-off.

It is not a case of: wait and see let him prove himself.

It is a case of: the stripping of our democracy is happening before our eyes.

How tolerant are we going to be about it?

All of you who switched and regret it, don’t bother feeling ashamed.

There’s no time for remorse. Go to the next step.

Just go back in your heads and hearts to what you know is morally right.

At this point already, there’s no time and place for dithering in standing up to wrong-doing.

Do it for yourself first, even if you’re not ready to discuss it.

Other like-minded people will soon become more evident.