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3/9/2013 7:22:10 PM
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Britain will scrap the Human Rights Act in 2015
[quote]The Conservatives will scrap the Human Rights Act if they win the next general election, the home secretary has said.
Theresa May told an event organised by the Conservative Home site the act must not interfere with the UK's ability to fight crime and control immigration.
She said it restricted "our ability to act in the national interest".
A private poll by ex-party treasurer Lord Ashcroft, meanwhile, suggested the party would lose 93 marginal seats to Labour if the election was held now.[/quote]
I guess it could do with a tune up but to get rid of it completely? Don't get me wrong I don't think a terrorist who has a "right to a family" because he owns a cat should be allowed to stay but how far could they go with this?
England invented the Human rights that everybody abides by and now we are going to scrap it for the ideals of this idiotic political party?
Thank god they won't be re-elected. Do you support a re-write or just scrap it?
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1 回覆Don't know what human rights England invented because as far as I know the Universal Declaration of Human Rights as written by the United Nations was lead by by France, China, Canada, Lebanon and headed by FDR's wife. Was England's a law? Don't know anything about it, but by principle it sounds bad to abolish anything called the Human Rights Act.
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From what I read, it sounds like they want to back out because they're not getting advantages out of it but facing disadvantages. That's a terrible way to look at not being a barbarian though. Do conservatives really think this way? "We shouldn't torture people because we don't want our people to be tortured" rather than "Torturing is wrong and that's not something civilized people or nations participate in."
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1 回覆[quote]our ability to act in the national interest[/quote] That's just straight up terrifying. We have no idea what that could mean.
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2 回覆由Chris_wcd45編輯： 3/9/2013 8:37:56 PMThey're gonna get re-elected for two reasons: 1) Nobody in their right mind would vote Lib Dem now 2) People don't like Miliband As for the human rights act, some of the things that have been allowed under the HRA are absolutely ridiculous. I don't think it needs to be scrapped completely but I do think that if you have commited a serious crime (murder/-blam!- etc) then the HRA should no longer apply.
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4 回覆Wut? [quote]England invented the Human rights that everybody abides by and now we are going to scrap it for the ideals of this idiotic political party?[/quote]
