It was probably fun for them to speak out of turn, throw things Cheap Prom Dresses the chief executive, call government officials and fellow lawmakers derogatory names, and get thrown out for uncivil behaviour, since it was the perfect way to excuse themselves from having to listen to what others had to say. Too little has been said about the return of civility in chamber life last year Short Prom Dresses the league trio - Leung, Wong Yuk-man and Albert Chan Wai-yip - resigned as part of a plan to hold a de facto referendum on democratisation. In their absence, lawmakers disagreed without being disagreeable, and skirmishes were kept to a minimum. It was like a breath of fresh air. It is true that manners are not panaceas for Prom Dresses 2012 political ills, but at least they can put "civil" back into "civil society". We don't need reminding of how Long Hair ridiculed the late veteran democrat Szeto Wah's illness, though Leung insists, even to this day, that it was not an insult. He claims he was simply asking Szeto a health-related question on whether Szeto's cancer Blue Prom Dresses had metastasised to his brain. Right, that is exactly the sort of stuff we expect to find in "Get well soon" greeting cards. That is just legitimising trash talk with more trash-talking. Leung's venomous verbiage spares no one, not even after Szeto's illness had claimed his life. Leung diagnosed Szeto's lost battle against cancer as being a result of his "wrongful" objection to the Green Prom Dresses facto referendum. It is insulting to have to listen to his ignorance in attributing a political cause to cancer. It is painful to see that respect for the dead means nothing to the ill-mannered. In the book of condolences for Szeto, Leung wrote a line from a poem by Szeto's favourite author, Lu Xun. Yet the words, taken to mean "brothers through thick and thin, Pink Prom Dresses bygones be bygones", apparently meant nothing to Leung, because he went from the memorial back to trash-talking Szeto's "errors" near the end of his life. Civility for citizens, in private or public, is important.