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Bratiaith:
Your explanation as to why people misuse the word fascism won't do. What you are saying in effect is that there is no way to qualify a brand of left wing politics which is authoritarian and anti-democratic and that only a word borrowed from an Italian right wing extremist movement of the 30's can describe populist dictatorship and political extremism. This is plain nonsense and ..very interesting!
Excuse me but you yourself mention Staline, so what's wrong with saying " the Stalinist left"? I would have no qualms with that.
All this only goes to show the poverty of education, political education in particular, in Britain today.

Matthew,

"I would argue it gives the average person a quick and convenient outlet to get across their views".

Views across to who? And to what end?

er...fascist left?? surely thats an oxymoron

and its funny how ppl go on about wanting capital punishment because its the 'right thing to do' yet the same ppl will call islamic law barbaric because in some islamic countries, e.g. saudi arabia, they do have executions

but we have the moral high ground of course

Andy,

Is that me who should be breaking out the democracy text books?

Terrible article.

100,000 signatures are needed on an e-petition before it is put before parliament for discussion. The system ensures that an e-petition must have substantial popularity before being considered.

The site has only just started, so none have reached that level yet. It's easy to sneer at something in its gestation period, and clearly just too tempting to do so to fill column inches.

So far, the e-petition site seems to be showing that tabloid push-polling has been completely wrong and public support for the death pentalty is only a third, with two thirds staunchly against. If they achieve nothing else, it looks like these e-petitions will prove that the "silent majority" do not share the beliefs of the conservative elite - and that is extremely worthwhile.

I think they need to make the maths questions in the comments harder to stop people like crutchbender commenting....

I agree that there are lots of petitions and many are to put it mildly obscure but politiciand need to hear view and e mails provide it. I get far more feed back from constituents via e mail than I ever did by post. However, Dan is right there is no substitute to talking to people on the streets and e mails can never be a substitute for that.

Basically petitions are rule by the mob. Ok express your feelings but don't expect to get what you want.
Many factors play a part in reaching a just decison, not just sentiment.

Dan,

I don't see why the Department for Culture, Media and Sport should be excluded from the e-petitions. If both petitions accrue 100,000 signatures, then they should both be discussed.

Hopefully, all areas of government will attract comment from the public through the site.

@1R4M - you'll find fascism is a left wing concept. They didn't call in National Socialism for thing you know.

All this article shows is how freedom of expression is an anathema to the left. You prefer telling people what they think and bullying us into submission, and then expecting us to thank you for being such wonderful leaders of the people.

Still having to listen to the people frightens you doesn't it ...

Django,

Our politicians have more important issues to be dealing with than what channel shows F1.

That fact is not changed by the impressive response of the F1 lobby.

Man in a Shed,

That's right.

As my responses demonstrate, I am terrified of listening to, and debating with, people like you...

Dan,

Yeah they will mostly likely ignore and go their own way, but whats wrong with listening to a few opinions? Would rather MPs (and public/media) at least approach it with an open mind.

Didn't the petition against pay-as-you-drive road taxes kill Labour's policy dead in the water? Politicians do and will listen eventually, so lets not dismiss an attempt to improve communication between the two.

Dan,

Perhaps the answer here is to promote the e-petitions that you feel merit more attention.

That isn't too dissimilar to what you do as a journalist, is it?

"There was a time when politicians took the pulse of the public."

when?

For the "Man in the shed" and crutchbenders ignoramuses out there.
Once and for all:
Fascism: (Collins English dictionary)"political movement of Mussolini in Italy.Any RIGHT-WING nationalist ideology or movement fundamentally opposed to democracy and liberalism."
The name the Nazi party originally adopted :"national socialism" was to con and dupe and confuse morons like you. 50 years later, it is still working.
The Fascists in Italy and the Nazis in Germany, PERSECUTED and MURDERED lefties in case you didn't know. To talk about "the Fascist lefties" is not only idiotic, it is offensive.
Anyway what are you right-wing fanatic twats doing on this website??

If you were to accept that it was an exercise worth engaging in, the problem with the petitions at the moment is that one person writes them and everybody else silently endorses them. This means that a petition on an important issue can be let down by bad writing, and that they are only really worth writing for very broad issues (e.g. "Hanging. Yes or no?"). It'd be great to have some sort of collaborative system to create a petition, and then have it fixed after some review period for people to sign it.

@Daniele, Thanks for explaining that so that I didn't have to. Will you marry me?

Three questions for those people who are Pro the death penalty: 1.Would you be prepared to administer the Injection/flick the switch yourselves? 2.Do you seriously believe that our judiciary is so perfect that there are NEVER any miscarriages of justice or do you simply not care that innocent people might be executed? 3.Are you so devoid of imagination that you can't foresee the possibility of being on the wrong end of one of those miscarriages of justice yourselves?

there are currently 42 petitions calling for the reintroduction of capital punishment. What a lousy system that they can allow this level of duplication. The previous e-petitions site was far better. Why has it taken them 15 months to replace it with something so rubbish?

Dan: "That would be contempt for those voters who voted 'No' would it!"

No. That would be your contempt for *all* voters by your series of lying and stupid ads for the NoToAV campaign. You showed how much you despise us ordinary voters with that work.

'Not a week goes by without another enraged mob parading down the streets of our fair land, nooses in hand, bellowing that all too familiar chant: "What do we want? Death by lethal injection! When do we want it? Now!"'

Brilliant.

Give them what they want especially if Yonmei is amongst them.

Most MPs follow their own agenda rather than accurately reflecting their constituents wishes.How many people actually check out their MPs voting records on the things that concern them?
The media force feed us their own agendas round the clock.
I say don't be complacent and allow something to slip under the radar. Engage with it and at least see what happens.

@Stuart: I realise that the majority of people want the death penalty to be reintroduced, you amongst them. I saw a program recently about how a policeman basically said 'if you tell us you did it and name your accomplices you wont get the death penalty'. After psychological torture the guy confessed to something he didn't do and named people who also didn't do it... just so he wouldn't get the death penalty. There are prison governors in the States who are against the death penalty because they know innocent people have been executed.

Trust me, you wouldn't support the death penalty if you were up for something that you didn't do or a close friend of yours was.

People haven't thought through this enough.